Turkey Quake Kills 1000 as Towns Razed in Western Turkey
Reports from Anatolia News Agency describe widespread destruction across western Turkey after a major earthquake. Adapazari suffered heavy damage with hundreds buried. Ankara mobilized troops to aid rescue and relief efforts as Pope Paul VI readied to visit. The quake lasted seconds and caused extensive collapse.
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U.S. Sees Net Gains From U.N. Middle East Debate
The United States emerges with more pluses than minuses after the U.N. Middle East General Assembly session. A compromise with the Soviet Union on withdrawal linked to Arab recognition of Israel shaped the closing mood, while Washington blocked a Soviet backed Israel condemnation. The debate also showcased Goldberg defending U.S. policy, though Arab and non aligned states blamed the U.S. for inaction against Israel.
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Nasser Signals Possible Peace Route After War Defeat
Cairo AP report says President Gamal Abdel Nasser would outline an Arab course favoring peace. Indications point to withdrawal from occupied lands if Arabs end war and accept Israel. A peaceful settlement faces Arab public opposition and internal political pressures.
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Black Power conference erupts in fistfight and chaos in Newark
A Black Power news conference in Newark erupted into a fist swinging melee as angry delegates clashed with white newsmen. Police with riot gear restored order after cameras were smashed and reporters injured. About 976 delegates from 197 organizations in 36 states attended.
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Gung Ho Island Turns Out Marines In Eight Weeks
Inside look at a Marine boot camp on Gung Ho Island where recruits train for combat readiness in eight weeks. A Middletown sergeant returns from South Vietnam describing harsh views and killer teams. Sophia Loren profile highlights a rise from teen cheesecake notoriety to mature actress stature.
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Regional Forecast Calls for Warm Humid Day
The weatherman predicts partly cloudy skies and continued warmth with high humidity. A chance of scattered late afternoon and evening thundershowers is expected as temperatures reach 87 to 93 degrees.
Sandburg Dies Quietly at Flat Rock Ranch in N C
Pulitzer laureate Carl Sandburg died at his goat ranch in Flat Rock North Carolina after a long illness. His wife Paula described his passing as a beautiful passage as he gradually breathed away. Survived by three daughters, he had a late 18 hour battle with breathing difficulties and a private funeral was planned near the ranch.
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