NASA moves up ERTS launch at Vandenberg
NASA accelerates ERTS-B launch from Vandenberg to study earth resources via remote sensing. The satellite, launched aboard a Delta rocket, provides global imagery in different wavelengths for agriculture, forestry, water resources, and pollution tracking, with data shared to planners and farmers worldwide.
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Turks Overrun Cyprus Amid Weak Cease Fire Pact
United Press International reports Turkey expanded air, artillery and tank off ensive across eastern Cyprus, nearing Famagusta and Larnaca while a UN brokered cease fire began in Nicosia. Greek Cypriots protest NATO tension grows as Greece withdraws from the alliance. Nixon beach access story follows.
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Greece
Mediterranean
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Athens
New York
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Ford Kissinger discuss Cyprus crisis and Japan visit
President Ford met with Henry Kissinger and aides to address the renewed Cyprus crisis as Turkish attacks escalated Greek Cypriot positions. Ford planned a Japan visit later in the year and spoke by phone with Harold Wilson urging ceasefire efforts. He also met Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin in an unannounced talks.
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United States
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Nixon tapes not tied to Watergate declared personal property
White House spokesman said non Watergate tapes from Richard Nixon are his personal property. Ford press secretary terHorst noted tapes not subpoenaed and deemed irrelevant are owned by Nixon, while those deemed relevant remain under review by Sirica and Jaworski. St. Clair left White House payroll as defense bills wind down.
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UN Security Council seeks Cyprus cease fire amid renewed fighting
The UN Security Council urged an immediate cease fire as Turkish tanks and planes bomb Greek Cypriot positions. After a three hour debate the council adjourned without a new date, pledging to meet if ceasefire is not respected and to resume Geneva talks. Four thousand four hundred UN forces on Cyprus face danger as fighting continues.
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Britain
Greece
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Yakov Malik
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United States
Ivor Richard
Mediterranean
GOP factions urge Bush or Rockefeller for VP slot
Conservatives push George Bush for vice president as Ford weighs options. Moderates press for Nelson Rockefeller. The deadline for suggestions expires today with a Ford choice expected by week’s end.
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Glimpses Sisters Club Hustles Tickets for Benefit Show
Howard Kilgore retrieved homemade sausage from his suitcase during a family reunion trip in York County Pennsylvania. He reached home Sunday night but the case surfaced on Tuesday.
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