May Day violence hits Istanbul leftists and abroad
A May Day clash in Istanbul left 23 dead and many injured as leftist factions fired from a government building toward a rally of the Confederation of Revolutionary Trades Unions near Taksim Square. Police and rioters battled through streets. two policemen among the dead.
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Confederation of Revolutionary Trades Unions
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Suleyman Demirel
Madrid
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Valladolid
Paris
Place de la Nation
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Athens
Turkey
Wriptase
May Day Rallies Probed as Workers Demand 40-Hour Week
The Page 1 report describes youths defying an official ban with a several thousand strong rally demanding a 40-hour week and inflation controls. Police and government officials faced accusations of sponsored action amid global May Day demonstrations across Europe Asia and the Middle East.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
Sirkmava Bandaranaike
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Budapest
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East Berlin
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Japan
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Ferdinand Marcos
Middle East
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Palestine Liberation Organizaion
Israel
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United States
Auto makers race to trim weight and boost efficiency by 1985
GM, Ford, and others plan a multi year program to slim nearly all models. The goal is a 275 mile per gallon target by 1985 with lighter curbs, four cylinder engines rising to 68 percent by 1965 to 68. Diesels may dominate a quarter of engines.
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Ike
Automakers count on tech to hit fuel economy goals
GM engineers say diesels can't meet standards, leaning on lighter materials improved transmissions and spark ignition. Ford unveils Fairmont and Zephyr as light subcompact hybrids targeting an 18 mpg mandate, while GM trims 700 pounds from midsized Chevelle LeMans Century lineup. Chrysler and Ford also preview subcompact models with front wheel drive and space efficiency.
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Chrysler
Spain
United States
Prem
Vietnam urges United States to alter its policies in talks
In Paris talks opening between Vietnam and the United States, Deputy Foreign Minister Pham Hien urged the U.S. to drop its “erroneous policy” toward Vietnam before normal relations can be established. Holbrooke leads the U.S. team as Hanoi seeks to settle postwar issues and secure aid from the Paris peace accord era.
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Pham Hien
Vina
Hien
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
McClellan Kennedy Bill Aims For Broad Federal Crime Reform
A reform package proposes codifying federal crimes with recodification and limited revisions, adding overseas offense bans and a sentencing commission to set standards. Support from Rep. Rodino and others is anticipated, while debates focus on balancing reform with civil liberties concerns and handling separate measures.
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House Judiciary Committee
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R. Mann
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Mann
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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Judiciary Conference
Federal Judiciary
Detroit FBI links Aladdin casino to Mafia figures
Federal affidavits filed in Detroit outline alleged ties between the Aladdin hotel casino and Mafia figures including Vito Giacalone, Charles Monaxum, James Tanner, and bail bondsman Charles Goldfarb. The case centers on secret ownership and funding from the Teamsters States Pension Fund and links to Nevada gambling interests.
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FBI
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Teamsters - Dei States Pension Fund
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