Greeks Alert After Turkey Hints Attack
Greece places armed forces on alert as Cyprus tensions flare after Turkish leader mentions invasion. Washington and London pressured Ankara to avoid unilateral action while Athens insists it will defend Cyprus if attacked. Officials in Athens and Ankara exchanged warnings amid fears of a wider crisis.
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America
Cyprus
Cemal Gursel
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Greece
Nicosia
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Ankara
Turkey
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Stavros Cassapoulos
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Henry Labouisse
Ralph Murray
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Democratic Campaigner Fired in S C Charleston Street Department
A South Charleston street department employee who campaigned for Democrats in last week's city election was dismissed Monday. He said no official reason was given and blamed partisan anger from the Republican administration. Councilman Woodrow McComis labeled the action a spiteful reprisal, noting Mallory was the only person fired after the election. Mallory, with 38 years on the job, said supervisor Rupert Salisbury handed him a final check and message.
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Mallory
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Rupert Salisbury
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Panama diplomat gunned in Panama City shooting
A former Panamanian ambassador and husband of Dame Margot Fonteyn was shot four times by a political rival while riding in a Panama suburb. Roberto Arias, 45, sustained multiple injuries and surgery followed, as the assailant Alfredo Jimenez fled. Margot Fonteyn planned to return from Bath, England. In a separate note, J Hanly Morgan was re elected chair of the Cabell County Democratic Executive Committee in Huntington.
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Roberto Acias
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
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London
Antonio Gonzalez Ravilla
Margot
Bath
England
Alfredo Jimenez
Arias’ Panamisia Party
Jimenez
Chamber of Deputies
Reynaldo Medina
Rescue Half of Two Navy Pilots in Laos Jungle
A U.S. helicopter pulled from Red-held Laos jungle one of two Navy jet pilots downed over the weekend. Doyle W. Lynn of La Mesa, California, survived and was returned to the carrier Kitty Hawk in the South China Sea. The search for Lt. Charles F. Klusmann continues amid monsoon weather and ongoing combat actions around Plaine des Jarres.
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U.S
Kitty Wawk
South China Sea
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Washington
U. S
Laos
Charles F. Klusmann
Tather
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San Diego
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Sarah
la Mesa
Lynn
Dorothy
Lynns
Klosmann
Pathet Lan
Plainn Des Jarres
Red China
Khang Khsy
Plaines Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
West Germany to send civilian hospital ship to Viet Nam
Bonn will offer a civilian staffed hospital ship for South Viet Nam but not deploy regular troops. Erhard plans talks with Johnson and Rusk to pledge hospital ship aid, while Paris signals possible policy shifts. Germany maintains support for the U S in Viet Nam while pursuing economic and trade ties with China.
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West Germany
Chantella Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
South Viet Nam
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Canada
United States
Robert S. McNamara
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Viet Nam
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Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Red Cross
Exhard
U.S
Maurice Couve de Murvillé
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