Cyprus War Looms As Turkish Forces Advance Near Famagusta
United Press International reports Turkish forces overran eastern Cyprus with heavy air and artillery strikes, while a UN cease fire began in Nicosia but fighting persisted. Turkey neared Famagusta, threatening partition of the island. Greece withdrew from NATO in protest as UN urged intervention.
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United Press International
Turkey
Cyprus
United Nations
Nicosia
U.N
Famagusta
Larnaca
Greece
Mediterranean
NATO
Rudolph Stadjuhar
Stadjuhar
Newsmanen
Glafkos Clerides
Security Council
Bulent Ecevit
Athens
New York
Kyrenia
Lefka
Timbu
Meric
Tymbou
U. N
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Geneva
Britain
Mia Milea
Greece Withdraws Military From NATO Amid Cyprus Crisis
Greece pulls its armed forces from NATO while staying in the alliance politically. Premier Karamanlis orders withdrawals after a war council. Turkish attacks on Cyprus intensify. U.N. cease-fire collapses as cyprus battles widen. U.S. and NATO discuss impact and strategic nuclear deterrence.
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Greece
Salonica
Evros
Turkey
Constantine Karamanlis
NATO
Armed Forces
France
Europe
Naples
Italy
Izmir
Deputy’s sharp memory nets escaped offender
Sheriff’s Deputy John Howard of Trinity County phoned Lake County to identify a former prisoner in Hayfork. Raymond Cecil Petri, 31, who skipped bail after an assault on a Lake County officer in 1971, was arrested and jailed in Lakeport on assault and escape charges awaiting court appearance.
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John Howard
Trinity County
Lake County
Howard
Petri
Lakeport
Drought relief sought for White Pine and Lincoln counties
Nevada Governor requests disaster declaration for White Pine and Lincoln counties amid worst 40 year drought. Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska seek federal drought relief. Department warns feed grain supplies will tighten, pushing food prices higher. Rural areas face drought impact and rising costs across farm sectors.
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United Press International
Midland
Nevada
Mike O'Callaghan
Earl Butz
White Pine
Lincoln
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Agriculture Department
Butz
World Poultry Congress
New Orleans
Ford faces Cyprus crisis as Japan visit planned this year
President Ford, amid Cyprus tensions and domestic worries, holds talks with Kissinger and aides. He telephones British leaders to urge action, accepts a Japan visit before year end, and meets Soviet envoy Dobrynin. Budget chief Ash says no wage price controls, focus remains on vice presidency decision.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Cyprus
Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Harold Wilson
Britain
Greece
Turkey
James Callaghan
Kissinger
Geneva
Jerry terHorst
United States
TerHorst
Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Nixon
Roy Ash
Cost of Living Council
Ash
House’ Banking Committee
Justice Dept objects to California prepaid legal plan
The Justice Department opposed anti competitive elements in a proposed California Legal Services plan by the California Bar Association. Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Kauper said the CLS would have a significant competitive advantage and could advertise while rivals under alternative plans could not. He offered favorable review if the plan is modified to address antitrust concerns.
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UPI
Justice Department
California State Bar Association
Thomas E. Kauper
California Bar
State Bar
California Legal Services
CLS
Peter F. Sloss
Kauper
California Bar Association
Department
California
Antitrust Division
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James Cummings
Noyo Harbor
Sun Oil Co
Pine Mountain Road
Frank Andrew Milone
Hopland
Hillside Hospital
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Justice Dept
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Ukiah Hardware & Pump Company
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