Turkish premier Demirel resigns under army ultimatum
Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel resigns amid an army ultimatum to quit or face a takeover. Military leaders accuse his government of civil strife and discontent as leftist radicals clash with police over U.S. policy in Turkey. Troops positioned near state media. parliament session reads the ultimatum as tension rises.
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Nixon Bashes New Isolationists at Newport Graduation
President Nixon urged Navy Ensigns including son-in-law David Eisenhower to reject "new isolationists" who resist learning hard lessons from tyranny. He warned that reduced defense spending harms peace and praised U S credibility built on trust and strength. Mrs Nixon and Tricia attended. Eisenhowers plan Florida trip as Tricia's engagement is announced. Bayar Turkish note and Tagmac remarks noted.
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Three killed in campus battle at University of Puerto Rico
Rioting at the University of Puerto Rico left three dead and 62 injured after a clash between pro American and pro independence students. Fire damaged three houses bearing independence flags as authorities and police imposed a campus lockdown and stepped up security.
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Luis A. Ferre
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Buckley gals clash with militant feminist in Washington
A no love lost draw ends round two of the battle between Ti-Grace Atkinson and Patricia Buckley Bozell at Catholic University. Bozell slapped Atkinson in round one after remarks about the Virgin Mary. In round two Atkinson held a news conference to attack Bozell while Bozell’s daughter and Kathy Bozell fired back in a verbal exchange.
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William Buckley
Whitney Young dies at 49 in Nigeria heart attack
Civil rights leader Whitney M. Young Jr. died at 49 from a heart attack at Lighthouse Beach near Lagos while in Nigeria for a meeting with African leaders. The United States prepared an Air Force plane from Andrews AFB to return him, commanded by Brig. Gen. Daniel James Jr. Young led the National Urban League, expanding to 98 branches with a 45 million dollar budget. He served on seven presidential commissions and on boards including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Rockefeller Foundation. He received the Medal of Freedom in 1969 from President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Inside scoop on a bargain book treasure and more
On the Inside Ellen Cronan Rose writes of a cookbook treasure found among bargain books. An editorial notes unclear points in Bennington's Unification Act. A first look at Shaftsbury's expanded Double Eagle plant. Community mental health services expand in Vermont. Wild geese return early to New York. Mt. Anthony Patriots earn SVL all star honors.
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Oil doubts rise over U S presence in South Vietnam
The State Department denied knowledge of offshore oil fields in South Vietnam despite antiwar letters claiming oil interests drive U S involvement. It noted no bids, no geological work, and no AI D assistance, while a semi official council cited potential deposits offshore and strong company interest.
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