Critical Moment in Lisbon as Divisions Erupt Over Premier Goncalves
In Lisbon 35,000 demonstrate for Premier Goncalves while 50,000 rally in Porto against him. President Costa Gomes shuns explicit support, urging broad participation of political forces amid rising anti-Communist violence in Esmeriz Leiria and Rio Maior. Madeira and Azores hint at independence pressures.
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Porto
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Leiria
Rio Maior
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Azores
Atlantic
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Kent State vigil marks death of justice after ruling
Kent State students hold a 15 hour vigil with candles and an effigy of justice to protest a Cleveland verdict clearing Ohio officials and Guardsmen in the Kent State shootings May 4, 1970. The War Resistors League and Dean Kahler urged student support amid memorials for four dead and nine wounded.
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Ohio
Kent State University
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Joe Zahler
Systein
Dwight Ernest
War Resistors League
Kent State
Dean Kahler
Kahler
Ernest
Joseph J. Lewis
Lewis
Pay Phone Rates Jump to Twenty Cents Next Day
Pay phones switch to a 20 cent rate starting tomorrow as C&P upgrades coin-operated sets. Mrs. Nancy W. Lee reports 80 percent of 4700 local pay phones should be changed within 10 days with completion by Oct. 1. The State Corporation Commission requires dial tone at operators within two years, though timing for Winchester remains unclear. A 10 cent directory assistance fee after six calls monthly and revised installation charges also take effect, plus a basic unlimited incoming calls economy option for large exchanges.
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C&p
Nancy W. Lee
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Peron Forces Army Chief Out in Argentina Crisis
Generals opposed to military role in Isabel Peron's government forced the resignation of Gen. Alberto Numa Laplane after 24 hours of tension. Gen. Jorge Rafael Videla named to replace him, amid dissident generals and notes of a feared coup. Damasco exits cabinet as pressure mounts, Lopez Rega linked to right wing squads.
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Isabel Peron
Peron
Alberto Numa Laplane
Jorge Rafael Videla
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Videla
Laplane
Mrs. Peron
Vicente Damasco
Damasco
Kissinger Seeks Sinai Pact Details in Jerusalem Talks
Secretary Kissinger met Israeli leaders for hours to refine the Sinai accord with negotiations focusing on surveillance posts around Gidi and Mitla passes. Officials say the pact may start Sunday or Monday with about 100 American technicians to man posts and ensure a U.S. role if Egypt or Israel approves changes.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
Gidi
Mitla
Israel
Gidi Pass
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Sinai Desert
The
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Swift Appeal Expected In Kent State Shooting
A federal jury denied 46 million dollars in damages to wounded students and families from the Kent State shootings of 1970. Plaintiffs expect a swift appeal as the verdict absolved Gov. Rhodes and 28 National Guardsmen of liability, with further court action likely.
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Kent State University
Kent
Joseph Kelner
James A. Rhodes
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kelner
Kent State
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Rhodes
Robert S. White
Ohio
Adj
Sylvester T. del Corso
Robert H. Canterbury
Action Is Expected on Postal Rates This December
Washington AP report says the Postal Rate Commission is likely to make permanent the 10 cent letter rate and allow a future 3 cent, 13 cent total rate in time for the Christmas mailing season. The move follows a temporary 2 cent increase since March 1974. Postmaster Bailor announced a temporary rate rise while decisions продолжались. Christmas stamps will be issued without a denomination.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Rate Commission
Ford to Warn Governors of Shortages in Winter
President Ford planned to warn 17 governors at a White House briefing that North Carolina will face severe natural gas shortages this winter with 60 percent curtailments possible for heating. Virginia Maryland and other eastern states also face supply difficulties according to a Federal Energy Administration report.
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Ford
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Virginia
Maryland
White House
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
New Jersey
Winning Photo at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Today’s Area News page features the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival photograph contest winner. The Clarke County Fair results are announced on Page 20 with top winners listed in today’s Star.
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