Quake Toll Reaches About 1500 in Gediz Turkey
Fires still burned in Gediz after a powerful earthquake that struck western Turkey over the weekend. Authorities cited about 1500 dead in Gediz and surrounding villages as archeologists, troops, and workers searched rubble amid ongoing tremors and heavy rain.
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Istanbul
Hayrettin Nakipoglu
PATCO sick-out days deepen with travel disruption
The six day air controller sick-out disrupts Easter travel across the Northeast and Midwest with hundreds of departures canceled. FAA warns of possible suspensions. PATCO cites training rules and workloads while pilots seek mediation as tensions rise.
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Postal Wage Talks Resume Between Government and 650000 Workers
Washington reports wage talks resumed as Postmaster General Winton Blount and seven postal unions focus on pay. Unions seek around 20 percent while admin estimates range six to 11 percent with early settlement hoped and a threat of wildcat walkouts if no deal by Thursday.
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Home town lore inspires a traveler’s reflection
A reflective piece on how a person’s origin shapes perception as they make distant strides. It notes the local pride and lingering questions from neighbors who wonder how success was reached. This quiet meditation ties success to hometown roots and shared memory.
Teens Return Home From Florida Prison Rescue
Two teenage boys Richard Copas and Donald Douglas returned home after Gov. Claude Kirk moved them from an adult prison to Criswell Halfway House in Tallahassee. They vow to finish school and pursue law, with Donald learning to read and Richard aiming to finish high school by release.
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Madlian Copas
Kastof
Middletown Area Weather Clears With Snow Weekend Totals
The Middletown forecast calls for variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with lows in the lower 30s and highs in the upper 40s. Yesterday's high was 39 and the low 26, with 1.5 inches of snow in the Easter weekend.
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Mekong Attacks Aimed at Diverting Yank Tactics
North Vietnamese forces conducted coordinated attacks in the western Mekong Delta aiming to shift Allied pressure from Cambodian border areas. The assault targeted Chi Lang training camp and five surrounding outposts, with initial reports noting very light casualties among trainees and regional troops.
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Laotians Face Big Red Drive
North Vietnamese troops launched fresh attacks to the north of Long Cheng and along the Mekong near the Thailand border. Over 100 NVA troops moved under mortars to assault a government hill position overlooking Long Cheng, a key base near Vientiane for Gen. Vang Pao's guerrillas and CIA operations.
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Cambodia on Verge of Civil War Amid Viet Cong Attacks
Premier Lon Nol said Viet Cong forces in Cambodia were increasing and warned he might seek military aid from the United States and allies if needed. He insisted Cambodia could defend itself with adequate arms and noted a domestic split as the nation moves toward civil war with factions forming over leadership.
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Cambodia
Lon Nol
United Nations
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Nol
Nrodom Sihanouk
France
Four Men Attempt Kidnap of Russian Diplomats in Buenos Aires
Four youths tried to abduct two Russian diplomats from the Soviet Embassy in Buenos Aires after an official outing. A patrolman fired on the group, shattering the limousine window and injuring both sides. The attack followed a prior kidnapping of a non Communist diplomat by a left wing Argentine group.
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Buenos Aires
Ivan N. Diakov
Mano
Foreign Ministry
Alberto Gonzalez Magno
Easter Snow Ends Easter Parade Tradition in City
A surprise coastal snowstorm dumped up to 12 inches across parts of the Northeast halting Easter travel. Across New York and New England the storm disrupted flights at Kennedy Airport and forced cancellations. Beacons of spring turned wintry as records fell and parades moved indoors while gale warnings swept coasts from Massachusetts to Rhode Island.
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