Cyprus Turmoil Escalates as Turkish Forces Tie Up Nicosia
Turkish forces captured Nicosia airport and pressed toward the capital as fighting flared across Cyprus after peace efforts broke down. Greece announced withdrawal from NATO participation, while UN peacekeepers and a reporter were among the wounded. NATO nations in Brussels, Ford and Kissinger discussed the crisis by phone as Turkish advances continued.
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Associated Press
Cyprus
Nicosia
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cyprus Broadcasting Cp
Ect Ad US Reek Major Helpsec The
A fragmented OCR item hints at a public service notice or security appeal from a U S context. The readable words suggest efforts to secure aid or protect people amid a crisis, with references to major help from authorities. The brief fragment leaves key details unclear.
Robbery Suspects Silence On North Warren Bank Heist
FBI and Pennsylvania State Police hold silence on three arrests in Laguna Beach California for the July 29 North Warren Bank and Trust robbery. Arrested are Dennis Coffie Jane Reisdorph and Larry Myers. About 22 000 dollars was recovered. Ex tradition possible. multiple charges await action.
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FBI
Pennsylvania
California
North Warren
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Company
Laguna Beach
Dennis L. Coffie
Knoxville
James Kelly
Erie
The
Journal Today
Philip R. Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Patrick Hankinson
U.S. Attorney's Office
Vandals Hit Five More Targets Here
Five acts of criminal mischief hit the city last night adding to a growing list. At H H Hammond Distributing Co on West Main two windows were broken causing 520 in damage. Anna Pier's apartment on West Main had a second floor rear window broken by a BB. A broken courtesy box at a parking meter collection site damaged 50 cents. Sproveri's Barber Shop on East Main reported smashed front glass tiles with no loss pegged. A basketball goal pipe was stolen from an east side home and laid on the ground before police restored it.
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H.H. Hammond Distributing Co
West Main Street
Anna Pier
Hammond's Place
Ford Will Not Comment On Nixon Prosecution Fate
President Ford plans to stay out of any decision to prosecute Richard Nixon for Watergate crimes. Attorney General Saxbe says Ford will let special prosecutor Leon Jaworski decide if an indictment is warranted, with Ford steering clear of intervention and allowing the process to run its course.
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Washington
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Willaim B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Justice Department
Jaworski
Nixon
Three Held For Court On Burglary And DUI
George Baker 25 and Richard McAfee 25 of Streetsboro Ohio were bound over for trial on attempting to burglarize Frye's drugs. They fled from the rear of the store. signs of pry bar marks were found though the place was not entered. Hugh C. Delury of Cleveland waived a drunken driving hearing and was remanded.
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Porter Auer
George Baker
Richard McAfee
Streetsboro
Ohio
Frye
Hugh C. Delury
Cleveland
Ford Urges Sacrifice Amid Cyprus Crisis and Inflation
President Ford consults with Secretary Kissinger on Cyprus fighting and a Soviet diplomat in Washington amid inflation worries. He pushes a “spirit of sacrifice” to curb prices as Roy Ash outlines a new inflation program before the House Banking Committee.
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Washington
Ford
Cyprus
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Oval Office
Anatoly Dobrynin
White House
Dobrynin
Russell B. Long
D-La
U.N. Security Council
New York
Alexandria, Va
Jerald I,terHorst
Lord
Roy L Ash
House Banking and Currency Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
US warns Greece and Turkey on aid amid Cyprus crisis
Washington warns that US military aid to Greece and Turkey could be cut if they enter conflict. State Dept spokesman Robert J. McCloskey urges a return to negotiations to restore constitutional government in Cyprus and regional stability. He rejects claims of pro-Greek or pro-Turkish bias and notes unclear Greek NATO status.
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Washington
U.S
Greece
Turkey
United States
Cyprus
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Maddox Faces Runoff After Narrow Primary Lead
In Georgia a five candidate Democratic gubernatorial primary left ex governor Lester Maddox with 34.6 percent and a runoff spot against State Rep. George Busbee who led the field with about 22 percent. Bert Lance trailed, a Republican runoff loomed as Ronnie Thompson led in the GOP with 41 percent while Harold Dye and others vied for second. Herman Talmadge and Julian Bond also scored clear primary wins in separate races.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Georgia
George Busbee
Albany
Maddox
Calhoun
Bert Lance
Macon
Ronnie Thompson
Harold Dye
Atlanta
Herman E.talmadge
Carlton Myers
Pine Mountain
Julian Bond
Charles Scott
Senate
Say Rocky Bush Top Vice Presidential List
Washington AP reports speculation on Nelson Rockefeller and George Bush as likely vice presidential options for Ford. Ford aides and leaders caution that no decision is near, with Rhodes and Tower naming Rockefeller and Bush as leading possibilities and Scott listing Rockefeller Bush and Goldwater as top choices.
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Bush
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Bush
Ford
Rockefeller
New York
Senate
Hugh Scott
House
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
John G. Tower
Texas
Rhodes
Max Freiersdorf
White House
Scott
Tom Korologos
Sen
Barry Goldwater
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