Greek Turkish Cypriots to Meet Face To Face
NICOSIA AP The leaders of the Turkish and Greek Cypriot communities planned a face to face meeting described by President Clerides as a first step toward agreement. Talks would address refugee plight, prisoner exchanges, and restoration of cross island communication. Clerides spoke after signing a condolence book at the U.S. Embassy for Ambassador Davies killed in a Greek Cypriot protest.
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Rockefeller Seeks Unity As Ford Nominee Prepares Campaign
Rockefeller outlines a plan to campaign for GOP candidates this fall while stressing unity with President Ford. He plans 19 courtesy calls, notes no firm policy on post, and expects confirmation hearings in about three weeks. He adds the family is happy though children were less enthused.
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China Reports Population Near Eight Hundred Million
In a Bucharest World Population Conference address, Huang Shu-tse quoted by Xinhua gave a new official Chinese population figure near 800 million, noting growth from about 300 million at Mao’s rise to nearly 800 million while grain output rose from 110 million to 250 million tons. China emphasizes birth control and family planning.
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