Riots and unrest stain Turkish stadium disaster report
The report describes a stadium riot in Kayseri after a match against Sivas, 41 killed, 65 injured, 100000 spectators, with 17 arrests in Sivas as soldiers and police control the streets. Premier Demirel convened an emergency cabinet. Military concerns mount over supplies amid a broader Red China crisis in Canton as tanks enforce security.
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Turkey
Sivas
Ces
Kayser
Kayseri
Tard Kayseri
Police i Sivas
Ixty
Suleyman Demire
Britain Set to Win U S Navy Minesweeper Contract
London sources say Britain poised to secure a multimillion dollar U S Navy deal for nine minesweepers after a U S Congress ban on foreign ship orders stirred a new procurement path. Defense Secretary McNamara invited bids and promised to honor current defense orders while extending a buy American waiver to Britain.
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London
Britain
U.S. Navy
U.S. Congress
WS. Defense
Defense
Jt S. McNamara
McNamara
Denis Paley
O McNemara
Healey
Sihanouk Expels China News Agency Over Mao Propaganda
Cambodian leader Norodom Sihanouk expelled the Chinese News Agency for broadcasting Maoist writings and inciting rebellion. He canceled the contract, warned against ideological invasion, and blasted Beijing amid prior accusations of a plotted coup and ministerial removals.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPIC
Peking
Norodom Sihanouk
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Sihanouk
NewsChina
Mao
China
Communist China
Congo Sees Hope for Race Harmony Amid Conflict
In an interview Obutu discussed mixed governance in the Congo, noting 300 Belgian officials and a Biracial Commission to probe denials of coexistence. He said no provisions were made for Katangan rebels, while about 1,500 Katanga troops were reported in Bukavu.
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3Rd Marine Deine
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
Con Thien
Cam Lo
Pep
Whi
Congo
Obutu
Ohio
William Kusley
Gary
Ind
Girard
East Liverpool
Middletown
Kusley
Black Power advocate H Rap Brown freed on bond
Federal judge in Richmond Va set H Rap Brown free on $10 000 bond with travel restricted to hearings in New York for habeas corpus review and extradition challenges related to Maryland riot incitement and arson charges. The case involves his transfer from Virginia and ongoing actions in Cambridge Maryland and Alexandria Virginia.
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H. Rap Brown
Maryland
Robert H. Merhige Jr
Brown
New York
William M. Kunstler
Goochland
Kunstler
Corporation Court of
Alexandria
Cambridge
Virginia
Reno S. Harp II
Philip H. Hirschkop
Harp
Clef
Merhige
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Louisiana
British travel boom boosts overseas visitors in 1967
Britain welcomed 758000 overseas visitors in the first five months of 1967, up 13 percent from the previous year. Americans totaled 213000 with 85000 arriving in May alone, signaling strong demand for tourism.
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London
UPI
Britain
Romney shrugging at red carpet delays bid
Gov. George Romney, while touring Indiana on a non political coast to coast trip, faced questions about no GOP welcome and his brainwashing charge. He visited Flanner House projects and an adult education class at Western Electric, stressing self help and the role of ordinary workers in building the country.
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George Romney
St. Louis
Michigan Republican
Western Electric
Detroit
Romney
Indiana
Charge
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Hoosier
Jack D. Clark
Clark
Flanner House
Maverick Strike Hits Steel Output Across Five States
U S Steel cuts 20 percent at Irvin Works in Pennsylvania while Republic Steel furloughs 300 at its Cleveland mill as a four week Teamsters led walkout disrupts shipments. Trucks few, some violence reported. strike leaders urge nonviolence and demand higher trucking charges and pay for mill wait times.
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Pittsburgh
U.S Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Irvin Works
Republic
Cleveland
Hte
Youngstown Sheet &Tube Co
Wheeling Steel Corp
Pick Steel Co
Indiana
New York State
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Washington
Central State Teamsters
Chicago
Speaker Announced For Church Meet
Dr T Watson Street executive secretary of the Board of World Missions Presbyterian Church U S will speak at Westminster Presbyterian Church Presbytery of the Southwest meeting at 9 am and 2 pm today on Involvement in World Witness The meeting is open to the public and ends with ongoing business Wednesday
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T. Watson Street
Board of World Missions, Presbyterian Church
U. S
Presbytery of the Southwest
Westminster Presbyterian Church
World Witness
Insurance Suit Proceeds in Local District Court
A civil trial in 99th District Court resumes after a recess, James R. Rosson of Lubbock County sues American Casualty Co. for 19510.26 dollars under a major medical policy. Judge Howard C. Davison presides in the fourth floor courthouse.
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99Th District Court
James R. Rosson
Lubbock County
American Casualty Co
Reading
Howard C. Davison
72Nd District Court
William R. Shaver
County Court-at-Law No. 1
Edwin H. Boedeker
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