Tues., No . 25, 1975 LISBON massive uprising b y left wing troops and ci ilian toda y threatened to topple the moderate go v ernmen . t of Portugal. The leftists seizing control of national radio and TV i,i Lisbo,i - also, occupying four ma J ·or military bas es ; c a l l in g for a g •,.er a l s tr i k e and o th er m ea s ,, res aimed at forcing the government to resign. This in protest (Car-val-yo) over the ouster of leftist General Carvalho. President Cos ta Gomes instead of surrendering to the rebels declared a state of national emergency - put all remaining troops on war alert and ordered the leftists to surrender - or else. His loyalists troops then moved in and crushed the revolt with virtu.ally no opposition; and put General Carvalho tinder arrest - for inspiring the uprising. NEW MADRID From Madrid comes word that Spain's new king, Juan Carlos the First - lias pardoned many political abolished the death penalty for crimes committed before his coronation. A government spokesman saying tl•i• ~ in line with the late Generalissimo Franco's last political .._ testament - in which he said he forgave all his e,aemies. LAMBARENE Dr . A l be rt Schweitz e -r 's world-fa m e d I, o spit al a I sa y ing an international furtd-raising effort - laas failed.NI NIXON CBS n ew s has learned tonight that former President Ni on has offered to testify before the senate Intelligence committee -- on a wide ~ range of subjects. Thes e to include his orders for covert operations - his approval of the Houston Plan for su r veilla11c e of dis s id e11ts ~II Is deali11gs wit II I lie C I A and the F B I! - ,u,d Ala 11 t.w1 oa-llmv-to lu f .itrr If th e co m m it t e e a cc e pt s - th e q u es t ion in g to ta k e place at San Clemente .. - • • •••1 - 011r• o ~cr:iad~ GLENDALE Tha big brush fire in California "' U1e ~ llaat destroyed some forty homes half contai~ed~d~ l,y fire I - < 4 . ~ in the Glendale area A aboMI fighters. Howevef' . the , eather forecast calling for more df'y ~ Santa A naA whtds - •~ •• uJwfJ bllew •• IJAi at jh • aamm ■ adww- 107« ■,:· lJ.fA-eJ'~ ~ '1-~ ~~~ ,,~ ~ ~-lf ~ "If IJJsf ile,ez•• ,: ' c; •• ■ Ill 6~ eating tlteif' Tlaattksgivi• J\ dinners off papey Plates.- ••1•1 .,,.,,_,, DETROIT Detroi.t - the nation's big four auto makers today re f> or t e d a one - t hi rd i n c re a s e - i n m id - Nov em be r car sales. This - as compared with a year ago. Only year any trouble - the industry was in a tes rlller slu . mf> a ago. A sf>ol,esman sayi~iNobody is claiming > big break-through•. - j ■ al mc■re · oJ ta, l11rd h•e••••••--,.. ,., ,,. 1174• kt M ''"'II, '!: , WHITE HOUSE A story first reported by colu,n,a.ist Jack Anderson - confirmed today by the White House. The beginning - shortly after Mr. Ford was swor,a in as Preside ,at. Federal agents hearing a rum or t laat the President's son. Jack - had t,urclaased some cocah,e from a drug dealer in Salt Lake Cit} • . The President ~ informed - by Secret Service Chief H. Stuart K,aight 1 ~ Ti• P• « s&de att.;-..-• CMr•,= tc lling Jr.nw.,._ to t,rocee d with 1!: investigation - and the Wltite House would ,aot interfere, f A• ii , ..... ~ ltat>t>lly - lite tit> # > T O ~ false. Young Ford cleared of any suspicion quietly closed. SALEM Oregon State Police Superintendent Holly Holcomb w as shot and killed today - while walking to his office in Salem. A former State Policeman who twice tv1l<t ran f or Gov e r nor of Oregon - /\later charged with •11rder. z•• •0U1Jtr , If 0•1 = o• ,,, •••• ,w.a • . llulec,M. fh·l•g ,.u,,e . ...!! · ► TALLAHASSEE At Tallahasse e - Senator Jackson of Washh1gto,a today became the first official qt1alifier - for the March 9 Florida Presidential primary. Florida law restricting the ballot to "serious contenders.!' - .a ~ .5 ~ titi:sa::111aia::e10:-•• ~•'1:.t 2:1 JJ«t1«::cc::id f::::j t~,t••:me:1err:::s s= ••~1~drt,~,s:. =:i:ll •~'~•J:lr~•j;•iJr • J a c II s o • , ,., r~J._o.;:e J - to~ nllh4 state officials: "Do 1 ltave to Jump off 11se dome;· ~~ = • ~ ¾ Cat,Hal S •er• I.,,.,,, ~ I e-1u« '"4 6- • 'Mfl..a.:::saa ~ ' Ilg" " " ~ t '"'"",. ..J,.e CJO' alread~ll enough known ~ wouldn't eve,a , . ltave to "sit on a f l a g ~ l'--,M) L W"\ _ MOSCOW In the So v iet Communist Party ,aewsflafler Pravda a,s article today surprisingly frank by Russian standards. Olympic champion Olga Korbut, age Ttoe,aty- quoted as sayi11g slle's "sick and tired" of bei11g a gymr,ast; t11at slle may f>acl, it ir, - in liofles of leadi,rg a more ,rormal life ;,_•as otla•rs do." Miss Korb11t addi,rg, laowever, if s1,e does q11it