Congress Holds Key to U.S.-Turkish Pacts
Ankara Turkey Premier Suleyman Demirel says any future U S Turkish defense pacts hinge on Congress approving a $1 billion four year military aid deal. He cites Soviet credits and Turkey's strategic role, warning rejection would ruin pact prospects. He cites ongoing Greek Turkish Cyprus dispute and domestic unrest as context.
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Reagan Widens Lead In Delegate Totals
Soldiers in Gemona Italy lift a boy from ruins after he survived more than 30 hours in his damaged home. New tremors Sunday raise panic in Northern Italy.
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Quake Strikes Italy Yugoslavia Hurting Towns and Homes
Seismic shocks in northeast Italy and western Yugoslavia level houses and a 16th century cathedral. Death toll rises with authorities fearing over 1,000 dead. aid of 353000 dollars pledged while search and rescue face rain and tent shortages.
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Primaries Resume as Reagan Leads GOP Delegate Chase
Ronald Reagan holds 396 delegates to Ford's 309 after weekend caucuses, with 347 uncommitted. Tuesday brings Nebraska and West Virginia primaries as Carter tests in Maine and Wyoming. Carter 569 delegates, Udall 187.5, Jackson 199. total needed 1,505 for Democrats.
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Cancer Ends Life Of Otto Kerner
Former Illinois Governor Otto Kerner died after a two year cancer battle and a post conviction public fight. Kerner rose to national prominence in 1967 when President Johnson named him head of the Presidents Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, which produced the Kerner Report warning of two societies, separate and unequal. He served as governor from 1961 to 1968 and died at Illinois Masonic Medical Center after entering for cancer treatment.
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Iran Air Force Boeing 747 Crashes Near Madrid
A Boeing 747 cargo jet of the Iranian air force crashed near the village of Huete about 63 miles east of Madrid. All 17 crew members aboard were killed, according to Cifra, the national news agency.
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Bitter Fight Over Intelligence Panel Faces Senate Clash
Senate reformers led by Frank Church push for a prestige intelligence oversight committee with legislative and budgetary powers. Old guard conservatives favor a weaker select panel with limited authority, setting up a likely bitter floor battle.
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