Turkey demands renegotiation of US bases in Turkey
Ankara protests U.S. arms embargo and warns it will close 25 American bases if the embargo is not lifted by July 15. Turkish leaders say joint defense facilities along the Black Sea and radar sites near the Soviet border face review as bilateral defense pacts are questioned.
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Turkey
U.S
Congress
United States
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil
National Security) Council
Council
Izmir
Adana
Diyarbakir
America
Portugal press clash as republica staff confronts military
In Lisbon journalists of Republica block the building to press talks with leftist military rulers who seized the paper. security tightens as Communist workers take over the newsroom, stirring a potential constitutional crisis and calls for a new press law.
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Lisbon
UPI
Republica Today
Republica
Portugal
Raul Rego
Revolutionary Council
Helsinki summit eyed as Geneva talks near end
Diplomats said a 35 nation summit in Helsinki is possible July 28 31 to close the European Security Conference in Geneva. Leaders including Ford and Brezhnev agreed on dates. Finland proposed July 28 and will require four weeks for logistics. Key issues include Soviet military notification and preserving the Big Four in Berlin.
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Geneva
UPI
Helsinki
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Finland
Berlin
Justices rule in favor of abortion advertising
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 ruling, struck down Virginia laws that barred newspapers from publishing abortion advertisements. Justice Blackmun held that paid advertising is protected by the First Amendment, reversing Jeffrey Bigelow’s conviction for publishing an ad for a New York City abortion clinic in 1971.
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API
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Virginia
Jeffrey C. Bigelow
Charlottesville
Bigelow
New York City
State Supreme Court
Blackmun
High Court
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Refugee Sponsorship Delays Hit U.S. Backlog
A GAO report says lack of American sponsors and multi agency security checks slow the settlement of Vietnamese refugees. As of end May 72 percent of arrivals in continental camps lacked sponsors. 28 percent have left camps, with 64 percent settling in 10 states and D C. Officials warn funding may be insufficient and the June 30 1976 target could slip.
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UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Interagency
U.S
Pacific
Task Force
Elinor Green
Guam
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Eglin Afb
Fla
Man charged in fire death in Meriden
Mark Harrington, 22, of SunKook, New Hampshire, arraigned on murder charge after pouring gasoline on 71 year old Bertha Bowen and setting her on fire outside a Meriden beauty shop. Bowen died about 24 hours later from burns. Harrington held on 100000 bond. case continued two weeks.
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UPI
New Hampshire
Mark Harrington
Suncook
N.H
Harrington
Bertha
Lillian’” Bowen
Yale-New Haven
New Hampshire State Mental Hospital
Concord
Pembroke
Meriden
Bowen
Mark
Cuba returns hijack ransom to Southern Airways
Washington reports Cuba will repay 2 million dollars obtained from skyjackers in 1972 to Southern Airways. The pledge follows Sen George McGovern and U S officials noting the move as a key condition for potential U S Cuba normalizing talks. Ford and Sparkman voiced cautious support pending broader changes in Cuba's behavior toward the United States.
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George McGovern
D-S.d
Cuba
U.S
United States
Castro
Southern Airways
William Rogers
Inter- American Affairs
Washington
Havana
Ford
L’express
McGovern
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
Richardson bows to Ford for presidential race
In an interview from London, former U.S. Attorney General Elliott Richardson says Gerald Ford’s decision to seek a full term blocks his own 1976 candidacy. Richardson, Nixon’s 1973 attorney general, remains ambassador to Britain and supports Ford, aiming to help either while serving or shortly after a brief absence. He dismisses reports of personal disappointment and notes Ford’s growing leadership and international deftness.
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UPI
U.S
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Richard Nixon
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Richardson
Dor
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Britain
Grosvenor Square
Eisenhower
Europe
Mass Senate to suspend rules on regional New England primary
The Massachusetts Senate plans to suspend rules to admit a bill creating a regional New England presidential primary for 1976. Authored by House Speaker David M. Bartley, the bill would tie a date to New England officials, adjust delegate selection for affirmative action, and enable future attempts through 1980 if 1976 fails.
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UPI
Massachusetts Senate
House
David M. Bartley
D-Holyoke
New England
Bartley
Secretary of State
England
New Hampshire
Runoff Favored in New Hampshire Senate Dispute
Rep. James C. Cleveland reports first day of an annual questionnaire shows 163 responses with 127 preferring a runoff to settle New Hampshire's contested Senate race while 36 want the Senate to decide. Printing and mailing costs reached 1384.90 dollars as 168000 households were mailed questionnaires.
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Washington
UPI
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
Cleveland
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