Cyprus in ruins after Turkish invasion and war
ICOSIA Cyprus authorities report widespread devastation and a humanitarian crisis after the Turkish army invaded. Officials estimate damages in the hundreds of millions of dollars, with tens of thousands displaced and no clear casualty figures. The government orders a seven day work week as reconstruction begins amid political uncertainty and occupation of 34 percent of the island.
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Icosia
Cyprus
Stellios Ga“fanis
Rs “Employers Federation
Co Ie
Igland
Mediterranean
Caundreas Patsalides
Health Ministry
Glorgos Clerides
Worus
Tur‘kish
George Ehadia
Dir As
Famagusta
Island
Nicosia
Lefka
Cyprus Mines Corp
Mesaoria
Morphou
Glafcos Clerides
Clerides
Fragmented account ties UMW murder plot to Boyle rule
A long court narrative links William Prater and Albert Pass to a 1969 plot to kill reformist UMW head W A Boyle's challenger, Yablonski, with Mrs Gilly's testimony and subsequent confessions touching multiple defendants. The scandal centers on organized labor power, murder, and legal battles in Missouri and Pennsylvania.
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Gilly
William Prater
UMW
Eld
Tennessee
Yablonski
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Paul
Clarkslle
Margaret
Charlotte
Boyle
Sprague
Huddleston
District 19
William Turnblazer
Missouri
Paul Gilly
Aubran Martin
Claude Vealey
Martin
U.S. Supreme Court
Gan
Huddeston
Rockefeller denied as vice president pick amid probe talk
The White House and TerHorst disputed Rockefeller allegations as unfounded while Ford weighs a running mate choice for the 1970s election. Reports say the Rockefeller camp insists no talks with Ford have occurred and the prospect remains under consideration. Separately, Cyprus tensions rise as Turkish forces advance and Greek Cypriots fear displacement amid stalled negotiations.
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Ford
Rockefeller
Ter- Horst
Special Prosecutor
TerHorst
ButterHorst
Srega
Gov
Seal Harbor
Maine
New York
R. Burdell Bixby
Army Contract Award Probe Focuses On Procedures
Kraus defends actions amid CID probe into Army ad agency award. He questions Defense Department procedures and denies impropriety while asserting agency compatibility with Army needs. O'Connor backs results and says Kelley had no role. CID investigators defer to Inspector General for management control review. Lt. Col. Orkand says focus is tightening procedures and controls.
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Kraus
Defense Department
Froehlke
Army
Ayer
Kelley
O'Connor
Priate Army
CID
Inspector General
Justice Department
Pentagon
Inspector General's Office
Robert Orkand
Ford Quickly Demonstrates He Will Zero In On Inflation
President Ford moves to confront inflation with new policy goals and a planned task force. He seeks bipartisan support, vetoes costly bills, and plans a post Labor Day inflation summit with business labor government and public representatives.
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Ford
Washington
Labor
Congress
Gerald Ford
House
Senate
General Motors
White House
Achiev
Nixon
Rep
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Big Labor
Big Business
Kenneth Bush
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Alan Greenspan
New York
Roy L. Ash
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Rush
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Lowell Weicker
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United States
John Papadopoulos
Larnaca
United Nations
Big George
Virgil Partch
Clay's
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