Turkish PM Demirel gains edge after election results
In Turkey the prime minister’s share of the popular vote rose to 40 percent while his party lost five senate seats and gained two in the Assembly. The shift weakens splinter parties and strengthens Demirel’s hand on Cyprus and relations with the United States.
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Suleyman Demirel
Cyprus
United States of America
Senate
Assembly
Turkey
Demirel
Bulent Ecivet
U.S
Sadat in Washington seeks flexible path to Middle East peace
The Egyptian president called on Congress and the United States to back a broader Arab-Israeli peace as Kissinger presses for concessions. Pickets opposed Sadat, arguing the focus is Palestine not Sinai, while Italy polls show Berlusconi leads in popular favor and civil rights impact favors the Communist party over Moro.
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Washington
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Sinai
Sadat
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Palestine
Egypt
Soviet Union
Congress
Demoskopen Institute
Communist Party
Enrico Berlinuer
Aldo Moro
Community Party
Italy
Portugal
Oklahoma Governor Bonds 80 Million Paid Off Early
Governor Boren orders 80 million in state bonds paid off in advance as a prelude to future plans. He considers running for mayor of New York City after the OU OSU dispute is settled. His stance on finance could influence big business in Oklahoma amid national crises.
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Associated Press
AP News
New York City
Beirut
OSU
Boren
Morocco Eyes Sahara Potash Amid Territorial Ambitions
Washington reports Morocco seeks to seize Spanish Sahara to access its rich potash deposits. The move faces little popular support at home as many Moroccans remain poor. Mauritania hopes for an Atlantic outlet, while Russia backs coastal access through allied interests.
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Washington
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Mauritania
Russia
Portugal
Cuba
Private imperialism fuels potash talks in Spanish Sahara
Ernest Cuneo links potash kingship to royal ties in Morocco. The piece argues the Spanish Sahara acquisition is a corporate venture with little defense or unity impact, relying on private interests and royalty to share potash royalties amid Spain's decline.
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Morocco
Potash Trust
Spanish
Sahara
Spanish Sahara
Radio Pair Outclassed Cosell and Co in College Football Booth
Perry Charles and Mark Hellinger hosted a chaotic Columbia University game broadcast from Baker Field. Their off the cuff antics with drinks and mock name swapping drew WHN listeners and later sparked questions from NBC about independence. They left the booth amid fan uproar and laughter.
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Perry
Mark
Baker Field
Columbia University
WHN
Perry and
Frank Gifford
Howard Cosell
Alex Karras
Columbia
Virginia Military Institute
Charles
Mr. Hellinger
Ford Frick
Graham McNamee
Hellinger
Prince Mike Romanoff
Mike
Tsar Ivan the Terrible
St. Petersburg
Lou Little
McNamee
Scare Tactics Emerge Over Panama Canal Sovereignty
Washington officials warn Congress that surrender of Canal Zone would invite sabotage and a Vietnam like clash. Critics accuse Kis singer and Bunker of secret deals with Torrijos to hand control to Panama threatening U S prestige and regional stability. Congress has repeatedly rejected giving up Canal Zone rights.
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State Department
Congress
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Panama
Henry Kissinger
Ellsworth Bunker
Omar Torrijos
Canal
Ford
Dick Wyrough
Ambassador Bunker
Capitol Hill
Latin America
Bunker
Daniel J. Flood
Pennsylvania
Larry McDonald
Georgia
Torrijos
Moscow
Fidel Castro
McDonald
Socialist Revolutionary
Isthmus
Red
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Father Gives Son Job After College Promise
The father hires his college graduate son in the family store and orders him to sweep the sidewalk. The son objects but the father cautions that the lesson will be shown through work.
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Fred Harris
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Mark Hellinger
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