Rush Aid Rush Aid to Quake Victims in Turkey
A fleet of helicopters delivers supplies to Turkey as tremors shake Pulumur and surrounding districts. Officials report at least 60 killed in Pulumur, with Karagol the worst hit. Red Crescent teams fly in medical supplies from Ankara as decades of quakes along the Anatolian fault raise the death toll past 32,000.
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Black Sea
Syria
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Parsia
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Adapazari
Turkish Red Crescent
Red Cross
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Pulurpur
Karagol
Exzincan
Death Row Inmate Sentenced To Life In California
Harold Spencer, 38, was given life imprisonment by Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler after the state reversed a death penalty for the August 1962 murder of a taxi driver. The jury had been misinformed that Spencer would be eligible for parole if sent to life. A prior penalty trial ended in a hung jury. Richard Heathman, 35, was implicated as the robber killer in the first trial.
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Superior Court
Mark’ Brandler
Harold Spencer
Spencer
San Quentin
State Supreme Court
Brandler
Richard 5
Heathman
Safeway Strike Ends in Texas Wage Settlement
An eight week strike against 221 Safeway Stores in 10 Texas cities ended when clerks and Safeway agreed on a wage settlement. Pickets were removed immediately.
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Safeway
Texas
Egyptians Use of Gas Condemned by U S
The United States condemned reports of poison gas use in Yemen as inhuman and against international law. State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey said Washington would support international action but would not confirm Egyptian troop involvement. he voiced deep concern over civilian harm and reported deaths.
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United States
Yemen
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Rescue Team Wins Race for Critically Stricken Boy
A Navy helicopter crew police, stretcher bearers and medical staff raced 225 miles from Annapolis to Mount Sinai to save 13 year old Bruce Taylor. Doctors report the boy is in good condition after oxygen therapy in New York’s only hyperbaric chamber. The infection began with a rusty nail injury on a Baltimore dock and threatened vital tissue with gas gangrene.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Bruce Taylor
Taylor
Cruce
Jol Hedeman
Mount Sinai
Andrews Ai Force Base
New York
Central Park
Israel Cautions Fight Not Over Amid War Aftermath
Israel's chief of staff Maj. Gen. Yitzhak Rabin warned the fight is not over and urged caution in judging Arab-Israeli war results. Reports say Israel may resume full military rule in the West Bank and old Jerusalem. Arab jurists in Algiers demand Palestinians gain self-determination and push to suppress Israel as a state and political phenomenon.
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Lohasty
Yitzhak Rabin
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West Bank
Jordan River
Old City
Jordan
Algiers
Cairo
al Ahram
United Arab Republic
Arab Socialist Union
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Syria
Beirut
Ab-Moharref
Damascus
Noureddin Atassi
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Khartoum
Singer and Shoe Magnate Face Suspected Card Game Rig
In Los Angeles Tony Marlin and Harry Karl speak after being subpoenaed as the FBI probes possible rigging at the Friars Club Beverly Hills games. Peek holes and signaling devices are alleged tools. Thirteen witnesses testified while others invoked the Fifth Amendment. a former club manager Ernest Allan did not appear, prompting a bench warrant.
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Harry Karl
Friars Club
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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