Second Quake Kills 812 in Eastern Turkey Aftermath
ISTANBUL AP Survivors in eastern Turkey faced panic as the second quake this month raised the death toll to 812 near Bingol. Troops and volunteers worked amid ruined towns with mobile hospitals, soup kitchens, and aid centers aiding the injured and homeless. Premier Erim toured the disaster zone praising volunteers and army help, with tents promised for the homeless and disease precautions in place.
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Bingol
Ankara
Nihat Erim
Rumors Of Gangs BlurWeekend Concert In Warren
At Plowright Playhouse a planned Great Happening faltered as rumors of motorcycle gangs and a bar fight unsettled attendees. John P. Guthrie was knifed in the abdomen and is in guarded condition, while Frank Renzi was treated and released for a leg cut. Fewer than 1,500 showed up, leaving grounds deserted by Sunday noon.
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Plowright Playhouse
Edie O'Hara
Blueberry Hill Inn
Pensylvania
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
John P. Guthrie
Warren General Hospital
Frank Renzi
Falconer
N.Y
Plowright
1500 Guard Troops Invade Chattanooga After Night of Riots
More than 1,500 National Guardsmen moved into Chattanooga at Gov. Winfield Dunn's order to restore order after three nights of firebombings sniper fire and property destruction. Mayor Kirk Walker said local and state police were overwhelmed. a curfew failed to curb violence. Police report 64 arrests Sunday night bringing total to about 300 over three nights. a 19-year-old Black man was wounded.
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Chattanooga
Gene. Roberts
Pepi Sean da Acme Tae
Wilson Pickett
Jetliner Tragedy Ends Holiday Killing 72 at Rijeka
RIJEKA Yugoslavia AP a two week Adriatic holiday ended in disaster as 72 British tourists aboard a Yugoslav Aviogenex jetliner crashed on approach to Rijeka airport The plane left Split bound for Gatwick and struck a fuel laden fireball after left wing broke off Witnesses described a rapid disintegration and fatal burns while crew escaped The only survivor among passengers spoke of the crack in the tail and panicked cabin as the disaster unfolded Also noted were deaths of a Zagreb university professor his wife and their five year old daughter among British families choosing to cancel their trip
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Aem Rilloese
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London
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Adriatic
Jrajko
Sarajekc
Zagreb University
Joya
Semiha Olayto
Elrom
Israel
Abba Eban
Erim
Police hunt consular slayers in Istanbul
Istanbul police and 30,000 troops hunted a young married couple and seven students as suspects in the fatal kidnapping and shooting of Israeli Consul General Ephraim Elrom. Elrom's body was found in a fashionable district, and martial law loomed as authorities extend the hunt and consider harsher penalties for terrorism.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ephraim Elrom
Elrom
Neomi
Iskay Demir
Ertugrul Kurkeu
Yusuf Kupeli
Nihat Brim
Gold Meir
Turkish People’s Liberation Army
Heart Attack Kills Senator Thomas Dodd in Old Lyme
Former Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut died of a heart attack at 64 in Old Lyme after a long career marked by a 1967 Senate censure for alleged campaign fund misuse. The death follows a life of anti Communist campaigns and postwar legal work including roles at Nuremberg trials and efforts to free Rudolf Hess. Police investigated a separate car theft at Lawrence Airport involving James D. Evers. The day’s reports noted Dodd’s planned party reregistration and his decades of political influence.
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Joseph Barbarette
Dodd
Senate
Democratic Party
Eec Ison F Nachine
Connecticut
U.S
Fidel Castro
Furenberg
Rudolf Hess
Adolf Hitler
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