U S Navy to Hold Turkey Exercise Amid Crisis
Navy officials decided to proceed with 6th Fleet drills with Turkey in the Aegean despite the Cyprus crisis. The exercises involve a small convoy of ships and are described as routine NX NATO drills with coordination from Greece.
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Navy
Trkey
Cyprus
U.S
Aegean Sea
Athens
Staves Coastopoulos
Greece
Costopoulos
Pentagon
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William E. Gentner Jr
6Th Fleet
Gentner
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Adm
David McDonald
Turkey
Mediterranean
Polaris Submarine Fleet Seen as Deterrent Amid Death Toll
Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze told Rep. Mahon that America s Polaris submarines could cause vast death in a nuclear war and that 11 subs in service already form an effective deterrent capable of killing as many as 85 million people.
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Paul H. Nitze
America
Nitze
George Mahon
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Secretary of Navy
Town Destroyed by Chilean Volcano Eruption
An eruption of Villarrica volcano near Conaripe in southern Chile destroyed the town and left many dead or missing. Authorities warned a 60 mile area could be affected as avalanches and lava flows swelled rivers and cut roads, with 20,000 people in the danger zone and many tourists stranded or flooded.
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Dolores Hope Named Notre Dame Chicago Lady of the Year
Dolores Hope received Notre Dame Chicago Lady of the Year honors at a Chicago Alumni Club event. Bob Hope spoke for 30 minutes, praising his wife and noting their long marriage amid show business pressures. The drive for a $20 million Notre Dame development program was announced, with a gold medallion presented to Mrs. Hope and a telegram from the couple’s four adopted children read to attendees.
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John B. Walsh
Ana
Hier
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Anthony
Linda
Nora
Kelly
Yank Falls In Asia In Heavy Viet battle near Cambodia border
In Kien Phuong along the Mekong River two Vietnamese airborne battalions clashed with Communist guerrillas. 85 government troops were wounded and 16 killed, including an American captain. Vietnamese authorities claimed 100-plus Viet Cong casualties, but U.S. advisers could not confirm. Helicopters were grounded by a rule prohibiting flight.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Kien Phuong
Mekong
Cambodia
British Labor Leader Wilson Ends Meeting With Johnson
British Labor Leader Wilson met with President Johnson in Washington for a frank, uneventful talk. He declined to reveal discussion details but said no important subjects were left untouched. Wilson planned a news conference at the British Embassy and an honorary degree in Connecticut before returning home.
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British Labor Party
Washington
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Wilson
Bridgeport University
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Labor Party
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Ankar
Western Alliance
United States
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Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Robert 8. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Bond Issue Cuts Fire Department Plans Amid Golf Course Debate
City council considers trimming a bond package from 915000 to 134000 with a 3180005930 debt level as banks may finance the municipal golf course about 100000 in price. Feasibility study by Kimball Engineering backs the course, with repayment tied to yearly revenues similar to Williamsport's recreation complex financing.
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Root
Council
George R. Sample
Golf Commission
Kimball Engineering Co
Ebensburg
Williamsport
Golf Course Bond Debate Shapes City Finance Move
Mayor Zalzneck reported talks with Henry Fisher of Pittsburgh Bonding House about selling a golf course bond. Interest could run about 5 percent, higher than typical three percent. The Golf Commission was asked to explore bank loan options and return with proposals on city contribution and initial funding.
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Philip Zalzneck
Henry Fisher
Pittsburgh
Dorr Clark
Sample
Weber
Golf Commission
Council
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Scribner
Guy Abbey
Corry Titusville GLF Drivers To Get Awards
GLF drivers who completed 1983 with accident free records will be honored at 6 45 p m tonight at the Moose Club Titusville. Recipients include James Longstreth seven years Clab C Proper six years and Margott F Snyder six years plus Delbert Croscutt with 11 years from Spartansburg GL Service. The program honors safe driving as GLF delivers farm and urban supplies. Awards will be presented by Guy Korman Ceil Osheck and Paul H Jones at the district council meeting March 16.
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Moose Club
East Wallington Street
Titusville
James Longstreth
Clab C. Proper
Margott F. Snyder
Delbert Croscutt
East Street
Spartansburg
GLF
Guy Korman
Ceil Osheck
Paul H. Jones
Ithaca, N
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