Turkeys Montreaux role in Bosphorus crisis outlined
The piece explains the Montreaux Convention controlling Bosphorus and Dardanelles passage, noting Turkey's wartime gatekeeping, the 1956 framework allowing limited warship access, and recent U S naval visits as brinkmanship. It traces Russian interest, Turkish balance between NATO ties and Soviet outreach, and the 1945 crisis leading to broader warship access.
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Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Turkey
U.S
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
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Istanbul
Peter the Great
Russia
Josef Stalin
Dr. John Schrodt Dies at 48 in Bloomington
Dr. John F. Schrodt Jr. 48, editor of the Indiana University Alumni Magazine since 1960 and assistant professor of education, died Monday after a brief illness. A native of Owensville, WWII veteran, former Evansville Bosse High teacher, he held degrees from Evansville and IU. Survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter. Services pending at Day Funeral Home.
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Bloomington, Ind
John F. Schrodt Jr
Indiana University
Schrodt
Owensville
Evansville
Bosse High School
University of Evansville
Bank Robbery Attempt Ends With Arrest of Suspect Tipsword
A 46-year-old Charleston man described as a thinker sought money from a Springfield Marine Bank teller Monday. Police say he handed a note claiming he was armed but fled after the alarm sounded. Tipsword, reported to have escaped Jacksonville State Hospital, was captured unarmed and charged with bank robbery.
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Springfield, II
Charleston
Miles Tipsy
Springfield Marine Bank
Tipsword
Jacksonville State Hospital
Robbers Escape With Cash From Central Hardware Store
Four armed men held about ten employees for twenty minutes in Indianapolis after waiting for a safe opener. They escaped with an estimated $15,000 in cash and checks once a worker arrived who knew the combination.
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Indianapolis
Central Hardware Store
US Destroyers Enter Black Sea For Routine Exercises
Two US destroyers, the Dyess and the Turner, sailed into the Black Sea amid Soviet protests, asserting routine operations in international waters. US officials say the five day mission follows a Mediterranean buildup by Soviet forces and NATO surveillance moves.
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Istanbul
UPI
Black Sea
Moscow
Dyess
Turner
U.S. 6Th Fleet
U.S
Mediterranean
6Th Fleet
Soviet Communist Party
Tass
Leonid Velichansky
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Naples
Italy
Velichansky
Soviet Unions
Middle East conflicts toll reported by military sources
Military sources said on Monday that 259 Israelis had been killed and 1,005 wounded since the 1967 war, while Arab forces suffered about 600 killed, 1,300 captured.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Middle East
Imen
Thant urges wide meeting for UNs 25th anniversary
U N Secretary General Thant urged a special meeting in June 1979 to commemorate the United Nations twenty fifth anniversary with as many heads of state and government as possible attending.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N
Thant
Cozy Caps and Needlecraft Patterns from 1969 Catalog
Cozy and warm caps in gay colors with popcorn trim and jumbo-knit options for school and sports. Pattern 500 includes S M L sizes. 50c each, add 15c for mailing plus handling. Send to Laura Wheeler at Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept Box 161 New York NY 10011. Also promoting 1969 Needlecraft Catalog with 50c items and several craft books priced at 50c each.
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Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
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