Officials Hope Turks Loosen Grip On Bases
US plans to regain control of Turkish bases as F4 Phantom deliveries resume after a eased embargo. Six jets depart North Carolina for Turkey with Spain stop, then more F4s to follow. Greece has strengthened its air force since Cyprus fighting, with advanced planes moved to Crete for potential future strikes.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
United States
Turkey
Pentagon
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
N.C
Torrejon
Spain
North Carolina
U.S
Greece
Congress
Cyprus
CIA
William E. Colby
Crete
Portuguese Mutineers Claim Victory in Oporto Rebellion
Leftist soldiers in Oporto pull down the red flag after a clash with central government. Gen. Carlos Fabiao agrees to reinstate dissidents and move the driver training school, but rejects dismissal of regional commander Veloso. SUV group calls for higher pay and socialist control.
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Carlos Fabio
Oporto
Portugal
Lisbon
Serra Do Pilar
Carlos Fabiao
Fabiao
Antonio Pires Veloso
Veloso
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Private American Contractors to Run Sinai Early Warning Posts
U S plans to hire civilian technicians under government supervision to operate Sinai desert early warning stations. Ford aims to activate the Israeli Egyptian peace mechanism with private contractors, with NSC options guiding oversight by a small interagency task force or the State Department or AID. Salaries at about 40 000 dollars and an annual operating cost around 20 million dollars are anticipated.
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U.S
Sinai Desert
Ford
Sinai
White House
State Department
Pentagon
Office of Management and Budget
Agency For International Development
AID
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