Cyprus Coup Sparks Military Takeover in Nicosia
Greek National Guard officers seize control as Makarios supporters clash with troops. Nicosia airport closed, Turkish frontier warned, and a curfew imposed with a proclaimed government of national salvation. Rebel forces claim Makarios dead and promise elections within a year.
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Eoka-B
Cyprus
Gresce
Enosis
S- Vaid
Bsand
Britain
Steven Olver
Lochion
Nicosia
British Foreign Office
Olver
Mere
Limarsol
Matlie Cyms
National
Japan airplane hijacked by man wielding knife
A hijacked Japan airliner carried by a Red Army leader Wa kaya Shinmi 43 after police linked two suspects to the flight. Osaka hotel records showed visitors M Richmond of Chicago and Robert Alla of California had checked out recently, but officials could not confirm them as onboard.
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Chilken
Red Army
Airlina
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Westen
Allen
Rick
Whibard
Osaka
M. Richmond
Chicago
Robert Alla
California
Wakaya Shinmi
Japan
Fimelight
Japan Air Lines
North Korea
Nagoya
Tokyo
Bomb blasts hit two English industrial areas
London crews cordon Heathrow as bombs injure three in basement of a government building. In Manchester a separate blast causes damage while Birmingham is also struck. Hijacking news from Japan and a missing aircraft near Midway add to a day of international security turmoil.
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UPI
Britain
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Martchester
Dineaves
Birmingham
Machinists Strike National Airlines Across Multiple Cities
The International Association of Machinists began a strike against National Airlines over fringe benefits including insurance pensions and holidays. Pickets covered Miami New York and Los Angeles hubs. About 80 flights were canceled system wide with 6130 a.m. to 2 p.m. disruption. negotiations continued in Naples as mediators urged settlement.
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Naples
Fla
National Airlines
Miami
New York
Los Angeles
Willem Sparlovk
London
Mattel
Gulf Coast
Harry D. Bickford Jr
General Spaatz Dies World War II Air Hero at 83
General Carl Spaatz, who directed Allied air campaigns against Germany and led strategic bombing of Japan, died at 83. He was the first chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force, retiring to Maryland. His leadership and courage were lauded by contemporaries and officials.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
Carl Spaatz
Spaatz
U.S. Army Air Corps
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Truman
Spaats
Independent Air Force
Wove
Chevy Chase, Md
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Spaate
Weicker Denounces White House Watergate Coverup
Senator Lowell P. Weicker of Connecticut, a Republican on the Watergate panel, says the White House still runs a coverup and that transcripts were edited to hide Watergate discussions. He asserts no single director and calls the perjury probe central, with impeachment readiness if the Supreme Court orders tapes.
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Lowell P. Weicker
Senate Watergate Committee
Weicker
Comecticut
White House
Nixon
White Mouse
John W. Dean
Fontstra
Jie
Urey
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Watergate
Lang
Watergate Committee
Crime in U S up 15% in 90 days says FBI
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports show a 45 percent rise across seven categories over the past year, with larceny up 19 percent and burglary up 16 percent. Regional patterns indicate sharper increases in small communities under 10,000, while large cities show mixed results.
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U.S
FBI
Washington
United States
Pobl
Clarence M. Kelley
Providene
Crme
PBI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Laos Prime Minister Souvannas Phouma Recovery Time
Reports indicate Prime Minister Souvannas Phouma will take at least two months to recover from a health setback. The surprise illness raises concerns over Laos’ coalition government during his absence as doctors report the ten year old prince resting at his residence.
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UPI
Souvannas Phouma
Laos
Suvamin
Abington woman abducted at knifepoint freed unharmed
Philadelphia AP report says Constance Becket was taken from her home at knife point and later released unharmed. Four men were arrested by state police in the case, including Maurice Leonard Clark 23 and Calvin Alexander Clary 30, withBecket later found in Hamiltonton New Jersey.
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FBI
Constance Becket
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Maurleéhi Teonard Clark
Adit
Calvin Alexander Clary
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