110 Known Dead In New Turkish Earthquake
Tremors hit six eastern Turkish provinces causing at least 110 deaths with helicopters requested to deliver aid to hundreds of injured. The quake struck near Pulumur between Ankara and the Iranian frontier, two days after a prior quake killed nearly 100 near Adapazari. State Minister Muftoglu appealed to Allah for protection from further disasters.
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Turkey
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Istanbul
Pulumur
Paul VI
Sparsley
Yanges
Adapazari
Sabit Tekin Muftouglu
Manhattan
New York
Postage Raise Advances in House Post Office Subcommittee
Washington AP says legislation to raise first class and postcard postage to six cents moved through the House Post Office subcommittee on Thursday. The measure calls for a higher rate across the board and is set for full committee consideration next week.
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Washington
I House Post Office
Reuther Leads Detroit Labor Aid for Riot Areas
United Aide Workers President Walter P. Reuther said the Detroit labor movement will form a voluntary task force to enter riot damaged districts and remove the scars of the blaze. The announcement followed a meeting with business and community leaders convened by Mayor Jerome Cavanagh to plan rebuilding of fire blackened sections.
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Detroit
United Aide Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Taders
Thy
Jerome Cavanazh
Nigerian Oil Holdings Seized Amid Eastern Nigeria Crisis
In a disrupted episode tied to the Lagos government and the Eastern Region rebellion, Nigerian oil firm assets and a British manager faced seizure. Reports say a truck loaded with oil facilities was halted, with tensions over royalties and hostages linked to the Republic of Andiapes and Biafra. British officials sought Grey’s release while negotiations continued.
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Nigeria
UPI
Thej London
Stanley Grey
Chicago
Charles
Marge
Terre Haute
Ind
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Ment
Thej
Columbia Record Club
Enugu
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Biafra
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Shell-British Petroleum
Diplomatic Turmoil and Fire in Middle East Clash Reports
Fragmented wires describe Israeli Syrian gun duels and Soviet tension with Yugoslavia as UN diplomats seek ceasefire. Reports cite Boumedienne influence, Algerian mediation efforts, and Washington Moscow frictions amid clashes south of Quneitra.
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Kremlin
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Ammar
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Belgrade
Ling
Three Scientific Satellites Launched From Single Booster
Vandenberg AFB Calif Three scientific satellites rode aloft aboard a single Atlas D booster in a record economical launch The three craft were described as the most economical shots ever attempted The Air Force reported the launch as part of a broader Middle East situation with statements on regional arms and diplomatic moves involving Israel Jordan Syria and Pakistan Iran and Turkey planning meetings in Tehran to discuss Moslem nations relations with Israel
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Algeria
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IUPI
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Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Tehran
Man Charged in Shooting Indictments in Madison County
Henry Johnson Jr 27 of 1515 West 19th Street is charged in Madison County Circuit Court with assault and intent to commit murder in the shooting of Noble White 38 of 1318 West 25th Street near 1 a.m. July 17. White is in St Johns Hospital in critical but improving condition. Otis Faber 30 of 1920 Locust Street was indicted for first degree murder in the Saturday shooting death of an unnamed individual. Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers. highs in the mid 80s.
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Anderson
White
Madison County Grands Jury
Otis Faber
Locust St
Wright Dies In Delaware County One Car Crash
Eugene F Wright 49 died in a one car crash on a slick Delaware County road near Muncie as his vehicle left the wet pavement and struck a tree authorities said He was alone in the car around 5 40 am and the accident was attributed to wet road conditions Officials noted a separate shooting death investigation involving a 40 year old man preparing for a morgue release and a suspect later arrested with a revolver in his vehicle as part of broader local crime details
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Muncie
Slick County
Accord
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Delaware Coun- Madison
Bond
Eugene F. Wright
Thomas Lee Balden
Mustin
Locust St
S.maly
Balden
St. John’s Hospital
Ith
Cedar Sts
Bolden
Diana State
Alto
Javanina Fanaral
Wright
Watahile
Thunder Showers Bring Relief and Tornado Warning in Indiana
Across Indiana showers and thundershowers eased a drought while prompting a tornado warning for southern Shelby, southern Johnson, and northern Bartholomew counties. The warning, issued after a sighting near Shelbyville, lasted until 1 p.m. EST. Forecasts call for more rain tonight and Friday with temperatures in the 80s. cooler entailed in the north by Friday night.
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United Press
Indiana
Shelby
Johnson
Bartholomew Counties
Shelbyville
Indiaanapolis
Muncie
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Evansville
Mayor Declares Emergency Over Racial Tension in Philadelphia
Philadelphia mayor declares an emergency amid threats of racial trouble following reports of incidents. The action comes as police and city officials urged calm after night unrest and sporadic incidents across the city.
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Aiva
Marie Philadelphia
UPI
Weight
Vista
Calif
James Tate
Alion
Charles E
U. S
Millan
Dorotha) Ulfman
Jiday
Benning
Hall
Donald Paul
Carla L. Wright
Ray Wright
Los Angeles
Johnson appoints 11 member civil disorders panel
President Johnson set up a special advisory commission on civil disorders with 11 members led by Governor Kerner and Mayor Lindsay. The inquiry will use FBI data to probe recent urban riots and search for evidence of conspiracy while McNamara directs new guard training standards and a national day of prayer is urged for order and reconciliation.
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Johnson
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Federal
Otlo Kerner
Ilinois
John V. Lindsay
New York
Spanish Harlem
Robert S. McNamara
Detroit
America
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
De Gaulle Returns From Canada Amid Criticism
Paris report notes Charles de Gaulle's provocative Canada tour angered Ottawa and critics at home. He aims to present a report Monday while newspapers question his manners and the impact on Franco Canadian ties. Opposition calls for Foreign Affairs hearings despite a summer recess.
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de Gaulle
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le Monde
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l'Intransigeant
Vie
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Ism
Rand Daily Mail
Wannesburg
Southfrica
Doe Gawle
London Daily Telegraph
Federation of the Socialist and Democratic Left
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Assembly
Canaedia
Gaullista
Congress urged halt on grant for monkey study
Rep. Richard L. Roudebush of Indiana urged stopping a $12,500 grant to Northwestern University scientist Tionald S. Sade. The study, funded by the National Science Foundation, examined social behavior of Caribbean monkeys, Roudebush claimed the American taxpayer would be better off without the information.
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Tionald S. Sade
Sale
National Science Foundation
Caribbean
Roudehishaaid
Detroit Curfew Struggles Amid West Side Riots
National Guard and Army units patrolled Detroit streets after a newly imposed curfew, enforcing a crackdown on gun caches and rioting. Helicopters hovered as guardsmen searched homes while reports noted fatalities and looting on the west side. Authorities described a tense climate with claims of organized activity and a rising death toll, amid comparisons to the Watts riot.
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rial/school
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West Side
George Romimey
John Throckmorton
Watts
Los Angeles
Lion and Death
Robert L. Daniel
Wisconsin Foster Homes Get Instructions for Baseball Tournament
Co-chairman Ronnie Fletcher Wright of the Foster Hayes committee outlines details for the Ohio Valley Acbe Ruth Regional Baseball Tournament at Anderson Memorial Field from July 2% through Aug. 3. Wisconsin's team arrived with seven in the field, part of a diamond classic preview. A pre-tourney dinner at Linder's is set for 7, with a gala downtown parade planned for Saturday. Saturday games include Cicero Wisconsin versus St Matthews Louisville at 1 pm and Port Huron Michigan versus Terre Haute Indiana at 6, as Anderson Americans clash with Springfield Ohio.
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Anderson Memorial Field
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Wis
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Indi Americans
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