Cyprus cease fire line sees exchanges as talks loom
Across Nicosia’s Green Line machine guns and mortars fire for an hour and a half in three sectors as Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders prepare to discuss refugee relief and possible progress in talks with Rauf Denktash and Glafcos Clerides. In Wellington Labor backs Wallace Rowling as prime minister after Norman Kirk’s death. In Seoul demonstrators storm the Japanese Embassy, tear down the flag, burn a car, and clash with police amid ongoing anti-Japanese protests following past assassination events.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Rauf Denktash
Glafcos Clerides
Wellington
New Zealand
Labor Party
Wallace E. Rowling
Rowling
Bill
Norman E. Kirk
Seoul
South Korea
Japan
Chung Hee Park
Reopened bidding on Army recruitment ad contract
The Army will reopen the $40 million recruitment advertising contract bidding to dispel suspicions of mis conduct. The move ends automatic extension of the current contract held by N.W. Ayer & Son Inc. in New York for 1976.
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Washington
Army
N.W. Ayer & Son Inc
New York
Poultry disease threatens western Pennsylvania industry
Harrisburg AP reports an outbreak of infectious laryngotracheitis in western Pennsylvania could endanger the state's $190 million broiler and egg industry. The state Agriculture Department ordered all September poultry shows canceled to prevent spread. The LT disease is harmless to humans and has been found in two commercial flocks so far, with officials fearing further spread.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Privacy Right Approved At First Continental Congress Meet
At Carpenters Hall Philadelphia delegates to the 200th anniversary of the First Continental Congress reaffirmed the right to privacy as part of a compromise on information gathering. Gov James Holshouser Jr urged upholding freedoms of press and speech. President Ford planned a ceremonial dinner with hints of amnesty proposals. New Hampshire Gov Mildrim Thomson Jr contrasted historic taxes with modern levies.
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Philadelphia
Continental Congress
America
Ford
White House
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Congress
New York
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
James A. Holshouser Jr
North Carolina
Holfhouser
Patrick Henry
George Washington
John Adams
Benjamin Jones
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Carpenters Hall
Carpenter's Company
Mildrim Thomson Jr
Auto Sales Surge Prompts Optimism for 1975 Models
Detroit reports August 1974 auto sales as the strongest month for 1974 model year, with total domestic deliveries at 667,237 and a 5.05 percent drop from last August. Ford, GM, Chrysler post gains and foreign makers hit 141,000, while AMC reports a profit rise. San Francisco orders 45 new electric trolley coaches as trolley revival begins.
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Detroit
United States
American Motors
Ford
Chevrolet and Sons
General Motors
Chrysler
AMC
Haldeman Seeks Dismissal In Watergate Indictment
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman asks the Supreme Court to dismiss the Watergate indictment, arguing the grand jury term was improperly extended. Co-defendant Ehrlichman loses delay appeal as trial date set for Sept. 20. Other defendants include Mitchell Strachan Mardian Parkinson.
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Washington
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Supreme Court
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlich
Congress
U.S
John J. Sirica
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Gordon Strachan
Robert C. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Press Leaks Blasted In Gulf Oil Case
Gulf Oil Corp president denounces press leaks as prejudicing the case against Gulf and other major oil firms indicted in New York State Supreme Court for alleged restraint of trade. He says stories before charges are known jeopardize fair trials and fairness for all defendants.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
State Supreme Court of
New York
Z.D. Bonner
Houston
Tex
Bonner
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