First Turkish prisoners freed in Cyprus flare of peace moves
United Press International reports Greek led forces freed 13 Turkish POWs in Limassol and vowed more releases as U N peacekeepers set to take over Turkish villages. Britain ordered 1000 Gurkha troops to reinforce Cyprus. Geneva talks continue amid urging restraint.
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Seafaring Talks Strive To Break Parley Deadlock In Caracas
Delegates from 148 nations meet at the Third U.N. Sea Law conference seeking progress before August 29. A Caracas declaration is possible due to Venezuela's $15 million investment, while the Soviet Union demands broad scope. The talks hinge on a 200 mile sea limit versus a 12 mile coastal rule and a 188 mile economic zone, with straits access a key US Russia issue. Otto Kruger, 88, is stated in very good condition after a minor stroke at his Bel Air home.
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Canada
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UPI
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Bel Air
Motion Picture Country Home and Hospital
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Gate crashers storm rock concert in N C
In Charlotte at the speedway gate crashers overwhelmed security with Molotov cocktails bricks and bottles. Police eventually regained control as thousands surged into the venue amid traffic chaos and a large drug problem with 131 overdoses reported but no serious injuries or deaths.
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Charlotte
N. C
UPI
J. B. Roberts
Roberts
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Ray Berry
North Carolina
Cabarrus County
Rick Stancil
Nixon isolation at San Clemente villa continues
Former President Nixon stays secluded at his oceanside San Clemente villa after a quiet weekend with family and confidants. He has left the property only once, to visit Camp Pendleton for a swim and beach walk, while aides say he remains in private time with his wife Pat and daughter Tricia Cox.
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Nixon
Rebozo
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Pat Nixon
Tricia Cox
la Casa Pacifica
Hatfield says butter, not guns, threaten world peace
At Stanford Hatfield quotes hunger as top global threat during Hoover centennial, citing famine relief by Hoover and alarming malnutrition figures. He warns that 60 percent of 25 billion in poor nations face malnutrition, with Africa seeing deaths and widespread hunger.
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Calif
UPI
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Hatfield
Stanford University
Herbert Hoover
Hoo
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