France Moves Toward Closer Cooperation With NATO
France quietly moves toward greater military cooperation with NATO and may join new alliance projects though resisting full integration. Paris weighs paying a smaller share for a $50 million satellite system while open to coordinating French forces in Germany. Public display of cooperation has grown since Pompidou’s Washington visit, despite lingering Gaullist skepticism.
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Government Hopes To Count Everyone in Current Census
Washington officials aim to reach all Americans in the 1970 census with about 60 million forms mailed. The count determines House seats, redistricting, and federal aid allocations. California is set to become the largest state, with shifts affecting new House and state legislative districts.
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Thousands Flee Gediz After Quake Toll Hits 2000
Turkish rescue workers faced cold rain as thousands fled Gediz rubble and tents rose on surrounding hills. Officials estimate about 2000 fatalities with 1000 confirmed dead and 4000 injured in the quake zone. Army troops, aid from the US and Europe, and widespread destruction marked the relief drive.
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