Coalition Split Triggers Turkish Government Crisis
In Ankara a rift over the fate of political prisoners shattered Turkey’s first postrevolutionary parliament. Premier Adnan Menderes era officials face amnesty talks as four-party coalition falters under President Cevdet Gursel. Justice and Republican parties split, with calls for immediate release and broader amnesty.
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Carpenter Returns To His Job At Angley Air Base
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, back from a Memorial Day visit to Denver, resumes work at Angley Air Base. He joins fellow Mercury crew and Project Mercury officials in evaluating film footage from his orbital flight. Carpenter and his family returned home Wednesday night after a three day Colorado visit, with no set return duration announced.
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Free Access Key to Hong Kong Problem
Hong Kong faces a population strain and export quotas threaten its future. Limited land and water, plus rising refugee inflows, push industrial expansion as the only path to a five million peak by 1970. With quotas on textiles and a Japanese ban on transistors, Hong Kong's economy relies on freer access to world markets to sustain growth.
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