Opium Harvests in Turkey Face Government Crackdown
A Turkish opium field near Afyon shows farmers harvesting the substance that becomes heroin. The Erim government vows to end cultivation with UN backing, licensing reforms, and subsidies, amid long-standing rural incomes and global illicit markets.
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Kissinger Flight to Paris Delayed by Indisposition
UPI reports Henry Kissinger postponed his Paris trip due to an indisposition while resting at Nathiagali near Islamabad. Officials said he felt unwell after arriving from India on a global fact finding mission, with no new departure date announced.
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Panorama magazine leisure pages and features listing
The segment outlines a 24 page panorama magazine with leisure features a TV pullout eight pages Family Weekly eight pages America is best comics eight pages and sections including sports notices and editorials promoting reading inside flopper house items and church notes.
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Hassan II's Regime Seen Facing Inevitable Coup
Western diplomats say Morocco could face a revolutionary change despite King Hassan II maintaining wide power. A show trial of 161 accused opponents followed a June Marrakesh session, amid a nation with high illiteracy and unemployed graduates turning to the army as a scarce opportunity.
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Chile quake disaster prompts mass relief effort
In Chile 100000 homeless after a Thursday night quake, with 81 dead and 400 injured. President Allende vows 15000 modular homes and nationalization events proceed as relief teams from US aid and Peru Argentina Cuba arrive with tents and supplies.
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Okinawa Reversion Talks Between Laird and Masuhara
U S Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Japan defense chief Masuhara discussed transfer details for Okinawa’s control return. Masuhara said he urged smooth maintenance of security arrangements and Laird emphasized strengthening bilateral cooperation on mutual trust.
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