Greece Seeks NATO Base Shutdown Threat Amid Cyprus Talks
Washington reports from confidential diplomatic sources claim Greece plans to close all NATO bases within a year unless U.S. stance on Cyprus shifts. The move would hollow out NATO’s regional power, even as Kissinger faces Greek lawmakers over Cyprus policy and a London plan purportedly contemplates partitioning Cyprus into Greek and Turkish enclaves.
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Soviet Union
Bulent Ecevit
Peter Ramsbotham
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Archbishop Makarios
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Harold Wilson
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Weicker and Litton push bill to bar tax return access
Senators Weicker and Litton seek legislation to close all loopholes allowing White House or federal agencies access to individual tax returns. The measure aims to prevent future Watergate style intrusions, restrict IRS data sharing, and curb executive overreach.
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Nixon Obsession and Calls for Accountability
A columnist argues Nixon's behavior was harmful and illegal, suggesting a physician rather than a judge may now be needed. The piece questions Nixon's awareness of criminal acts, cites paranoia and manipulation, and recalls Haig and St. Clair guiding him toward resignation. It notes abuse of FBI CIA and IRS as political tools and laments the enduring power struggle within the White House.
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Alexander Haig
James St. Clair
Congress
Custody Decision Weighs Child Welfare Over Wishes
A fifteen year old seeks to stay with his father after a custody change ending with the mother aiming to regain custody. Experts say the court prioritizes the child’s best interests, with the child’s input advisory and a strong showing of changed circumstances needed to overturn the prior ruling.
Name Rule of Thumb for Making It in Pro Sports
The piece argues a lengthy last name plus brand value determines pro entry, using Andy Messersmith and Messerschmidt as examples. It notes football and baseball favor long names, basketball trims names, and some sports avoid the issue, with the boxing of draft hopes ending in a seven foot, 299 pound prospect as a tight example.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Corry Savings and Loan Association
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