Turkish Greek ties resumed after Greece regime recognition
Turkey became the first NATO member to resume formal contacts with Greece since the king's ouster attempt. Ambassador Turan Tulay announced Turkey would recognize the Greek regime while keeping Constantine as head of state. Western embassies press for broader reengagement as US Britain and Germany are expected to follow. Manhattan Island dimensions noted.
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NATO
Greece
Constantine
Turan Tulay
Pancyotis Pipinelis
Pipinelis
Richard Boyongo
Congo Republic
George Zoetakis
Rome
United States
Britain
Germany
World Church Leaders Call for Negotiations in Vietnam War
A delegation of about 20 Jewish, Roman Catholic, and Protestant leaders urged negotiations and a halt to bombing in the Vietnamese War as they left Saigon, while opposing immediate withdrawal of American troops.
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Saigon
United States
U.S
North Vietnam
United Nations
Vietnam
Fisendrati
Tran van Do
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
William C. Westmoreland
Rescue Longtime Coming Rescue Longtime Coming
Maj. Charles E. Lewis and 1st Lt. Jack L. Kelly were rescued after their F4 Phantom downing over South Vietnam. Capt. Scott B. Stovin remained missing, with a lengthy search by Jolly Green Giant helicopters and Sandys, as others were rescued from jungle terrain 60 miles northwest of Dong Hoi.
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UPS
Charles E. Lewis
Dennison
Tex
Jack L. Kelly
Pawnee
Okla
North Vietnam
Scott B. Stevin
Milwaukee
Wis
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Lewis
Kelly
Peter S. Harding
Foxboro
Mass
Dong Hoi
Jolly Green Giant
Robert S. Greer
Enid
Stovin
Ralph S. Hoggart
Mount Pleasant
Donald Miles
Cleburne
Sandy
Jolly Green Giants
Don E. Cole
Union City
Tenn
Henry C. Conant
Luckey
Ohio
Terrorism Deeply Roots in Guatemala’s History and Threats
The piece traces decades of guerrilla activity and right wing counter groups in Guatemala from 1944 onward. It notes the 1967 violence with 2,000 deaths and highlights the 1967 killings linked to the U S embassy tragedy and rising internal security measures in Guatemala City. The article cites Col John Webber Jr and Lt Cmdr Ernest Munro among Americans affected.
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U.S
Guatemala City
Juan Jose Arevalo
Russia
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arevalo
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Red
N.C.A
John Webber Jr
Houston
Cmdr
Ernest Munro
Rockland
Maine
Cambodia reports border clash with U S and South Vietnam
Cambodian officials said three cambodian soldiers were killed and a fourth wounded when intruders from a Cai Vang base in South Vietnam entered Peam Montea along Prey Dang province border. The attack followed U S talks on hot pursuit and comes amid border incident recalls from November.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
International Control Commission
Cambodia
U. S
Cai Vang
South Vietnam
Pean Montea
U.S
Chester Bowles
Del
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Prey Dang
Peam Montea
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