Turks mass troops along frontier in Cyprus clash warning
IPSALA Turkey The Turkish army girds for a possible clash with Greece over Cyprus with heavy mobilization along the Istanbul Ipsala border. Armored units gun positions and a mobile hospital line the roads while civilians are drafted as reservists. Villagers report up to 250000 troops in the border zone and areas near the Maritsa river. Despite the buildup life continues as wheat is harvested and livestock tended.
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Turkey
Istanbul
Greece
Cyprus
Imsala
Maritsa
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Vehbi Dinc
Yenice Ciftlik
Akcesme
Ali Hurmuz
Control Replaced In Uruguay
Military officers seized control of Uruguay's major state enterprises including Ancap Ute and the Central Bank under Bordaberry's order to streamline administration and revive the economy. New economy minister Vega Villegas proposed tapping gold reserves for capital goods while officers also took posts at Pluna Port of Montevideo and the post office.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan M. Bordaberry
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Alejandro Vega Villegas
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Ute
Central Bank
Bank of the Republic
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Cyprus peace talks backstage role of Buffum in Geneva
In Geneva US envoy William B Buffum works behind the scenes to press Greek and Turkish ministers toward a Cyprus peace. Buffum avoids interviews and photos while aides stress US silent oversight, with Kissinger guiding efforts from Washington and Callaghan present as a catalyst.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Cyprus
William B. Buffum
International Organization
Buffum
Henry A. Kissinger
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Robert Oakley
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Greece
Turkey
Oakley
United States
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Kissinger
Compromise Near on Cyprus Crisis Talks
Greece and Turkey adjourned Cyprus peace talks after nearing a compromise on solutions for the island crisis. UN officials said Turkish military activity paused. experts work to finalize a statement in English and translate to French.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
United Nations
Mediterranean
The Classical Revival in European Furniture Design
Rimini describes how Pompeii discoveries in 1748 sparked a pan European interest in Classical art influencing English Adams and Sheraton furniture French Louis XVI Directoire and Italian Provincial styles from Venice Genoa Milan and Florence with varied interpretations and elegant simplicity.
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Rome
Pompeii
Europe
England
Adams and Sheraton
France
Louis XVI
Venice
Genoa
Milan
Florence
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