Cyprus crisis deepens as Makarios seeks refuge
Britons urged Cypriots to resist as Premier Ecevit weighs backing for intervention if coup leaders move against Turkish communities or push unification with Greece. Bayrak radio from Adana reports rebel forces pressing Makarios at Paphos HQ after the president fled. Twenty Makarios aides sought Turkish refuge. Callaghan said Makarios took asylum in a British base area on the island.
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Britain
Bulent Ecevit
Cyprus
Makarios
Greece
Bayrak
Adana
Markarios
Paphos
James Callaghan
Mediterranean
New York
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Nicosia
U.S
Guar
Pantalagikos Pantazi
Mosquito Eradicator Stirs Hope In Battle Against Malaria
Western Illinois University associate professor Dr Samuel Singer says a bacillus sphaericus bacteria could kill billions of infant mosquitoes without ecological harm and help fight malaria yellow fever and other diseases. One cupful could control mosquitoes in a farm pond or lake and other bacteria might target related pests.
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Macomb
Samuel Singer
Western Illinois University
Singer
President unaware Colson testimony on Ellsberg break in
Transcript notes from March 21 1973 discussion between Nixon and John W Deanel cover possible clemency offer to Huot Wiggins said Colson did not pretend or offer clemency to Hunt others saw Colsons appearance as helpful to the President Democrats questioned value of his testimony Colson later told the committee Nixon did not know in advance of the burglary plan despite Nixon having approved the operation
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Ellsberg
Nixon
White House
John W. Deanel
Huot
Wiggins
Colson
Hunt
Calson
Daniel Elisberg
Reinecke’s “decent” missteps in Senate clash
Cox blasted Reinecke as a victim of political battle and said the special prosecutor’s office conned him into self incrimination. He contrasted Tunney and Reinecke’s entry to Congress and mocked the pronunciation “Tooney” as part of suggesting a setup before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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John Tunney
Dcalif
Reinecke
Tunney
Congress
Souther
California
Tooney
Cox
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cax
Impeach panel report cites attempt to politicize IRS
The panel reveals efforts to influence IRS actions tied to the Nixon era. Affidavits describe Haldeman seeking a memo on Gerald Wallace’s tax status, while Ehrlichman recalls pressuring officials. Testimony shows White House officials used tax matters to target Nixon’s allies. A key tape segment remains unreleased as appeals proceed.
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Impeach
IRS
Clark Mollenhoff
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Gerald Wallace
Alabama
John D. Ehrlichman
TRS
Johnnie M. Walters
Lawrence O’brien
Bittlinman
Walters
Ehelichman
White House
Fett Democrats
Besieged convicts surrender after five day DC siege
In a bloodless five day siege at the U S District Court basement, two convicts Frank Gorham and Robert Jones surrendered to police after a failed escape attempt. They were taken to Andrews Air Force Base and flown to a maximum security federal penitentiary in Atlanta. Authorities said both men were confined and had hacked their way into an air duct earlier. Guards reported no injuries among hostages or inmates.
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Washington
Justice Department
John K. Russell
Maurice Cullinane
Spirita
Gorham
Velma
Cullinane
Atlanta
Springfield
Missouri
Jones
Stewardess Stabbing On Hijacked JAL Flight Reported
Diana Allen described a five hour hijacking from Osaka to Tokyo in which the hijacker, a member of a Japanese terrorist group, stabbed a stewardess right in front of Robert Allen. Authorities said only the hijacker was injured as he stabbed himself after 85 hostages escaped.
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Los Angeles
Japan Air Lines
Diana Allen
Robert
Glendale
Tokyo
Allen
Milton Richmond
Chicago
Mrs Allen
Walkout Spreads Across Ohio Prisons and Hospitals
Ohio correctional officers and hospital attendants, about 30,000 workers, join a strike that began July 6 at Lebannon Correctional Institution. Union leader vows to "close Ohio down" for a 40 cent an hour raise. Most members hail from AFSCME. Also reports Baltimore police tentative settlement and copper workers deal, plus National Airlines flight suspensions.
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Ohio
Lebanon Correctional Institution
American Federation of State
Baltimore
National Airlines
U S businessman aided escape on Nagoya hijack plane
An American passenger says he urged use of rear emergency exits during a hijack on a Japan Air Lines flight from Osaka to Tokyo. The group lowered a man from the craft, passengers and crew walked through mud to safety as police detained the hijacker Akira Iwekoshi. Franco shows improvement in hospital.
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Robert Allen
California
Milton Richmond
Chicago
Tokyo
Japan Airlines
Nagoya
Japanese Air Lines
Here
Titchmond
Akira Iwekoshi
Ess
Osaka
North Korea
Fuct
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Billy Graham
Vernon Acree
Acree
Caulfield
Graham
Lawrence Goldberg
Rhode Island
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Ehrlichman
Haldeman
John J. Sirles
Leon Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
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Egypt
Cairo
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
Nag
Richmond
Bob Allen
Richwiard
Calif
Iwakashi
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Takaya Shiomi
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Madrid
UPI
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