US and Turkey Near Defense Pact Amid Base Tensions
The United States and Turkey move toward a defense agreement to reopen bases closed after the 1975 Cyprus invasion, with Turkey seeking ongoing U S financial commitments and Turkish participation in base operations while easing the arms embargo and restoring some facilities.
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St Louis Teamsters Elect Walla State
In St Louis Local 682 union elections on Sunday, supporters of outgoing president Gene Walla defeated reform candidates. Robert Sansone won the presidency 883 to 261 over Neil Macormic, in the first contested race in 22 years. Walla was elected vice president 711 to 388 over Elmer Wymer, with officers elected to three year terms as turnout reached about 45 percent. Reformers had opposed a proposed 550 bed hospital for 6,400 benefit-plan members, calling it financially risky.
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Tornado Tears Through Caldwell County Killing Livestock
A early morning tornado in Caldwell County northwest Missouri damaged several houses and barns. It killed or crippled at least 178 cattle with 35 trapped when a barn collapsed. The twister touched down near Hamilton, traveling about two miles before lifting. Hamilton lies about 50 miles northeast of Kansas City.
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Polls Put Humphrey Reagan Lead In Early Race
A Washington AP report notes 1976 campaign dynamics with Ford atop GOP leader polls but trailing Reagan among rank and file. Humphrey leads Democratic noncandidates at 30 percent, Wallace 20 and Jackson 10, with McGovern and Muskie at 10 and 7 respectively.
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Arthur Treacher, famed British butler actor, dies at 81
Manhasset New York Arthur Treacher the British actor who portrayed the archetypal butler on stage screen and TV died Sunday at North Shore University Hospital after several days of heart illness He was 81 years old born in England and achieved fame in film and television
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