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REPORT LATEST GREEK OFFER REJECTED Des Moines Tribune Pa3 5 Nov. Jg, 1967 Turkish Warships Circle Off Cyprus, Then Sail solution will be announced first by Greece and four hours later by Turkey. Turkey will remove her threat to invade Cyprus when the agreement is announced. Compensation will be paid for 27 Turkish Cypriots killed in fighting Nov. 15 with Greek Cypriot forces in two villages.

These clashes resulted in the Turkish demand for withdrawal of some Greek troops from Cyprus. However, a spokesman for the Greek Foreign Ministry in Athens said his government had proposed withdrawal of all Greek and Turkish military contingents, including those allowed by the 1960 agreement that gave Cyprus its independence from Britain. Propos Informants said Vance, in what has become his daily shuttle between Athens and Ankara, Tripoli first time they appeared directly over Nicosia, the capital. All-Night Talks As tensions rose again on Cyprus, U.S.- special envoy Cyrus Vance flew from Ankara to Athens after an all-night session of the Turkish Cabinet, taking with him the latest exchange in the Greek and Turkish proposals and counter proposals. Tension in Nicosia was increased by the announcement that a shot from a Turkish Cypriot outpost in the Turkish sector of Nicosia had seriously wounded a Greek Cypriot policeman early Tuesday.

Cypriot President Makarios, leader of the island's Greek majority, after a meeting Monday fied within the day. Either affirmatively through an agreement or negatively. In this case, very dramatic developments can not be excluded, including war." His comment was made as all three international negotiators striving to get Greece and Turkey together assembled in Athens with reports on their talks in Ankara and in Cyprus. The ships' movements off the resort of Kyrenia set off fears that a Turkish invasion of Cyprus was iminent. But in Ankara, an informant said the ships were conducting "a normal exercise." He said they departed from the Turkish port of Mersin at 2:30 a.m.

U.N. peace force observers at Kyrenia, 15 miles north of Nicosia, said between six to eight ships were within Cyprus' 12-mile limit of territorial waters. When the line of vessels appeared from the north, two Cyprns Navy torpedo boats rushed from Kyrenia harbor for shelter in the lee of a small island beyond the breakwater. The Turkish ships steamed slowly toward the northwest, made a leisurely circle, headed back from where they came and disappeared out of sight under a light Seen as Pressure The exercise appeared to be a new threat of force, to pressure Greece in the tense diplomatic negotiations with Turkey. The ships appeared on the horizon at 8:40 a.m.

Shortly before two Turkish Air Force jets zoomed low over Nicosia and circled the city three times at low height. Ankara and Athens appeared to be near agreement on measures to avert a war between them over Cyprus. Foreign observers in the Turkish capital suggested that the naval ships were maneuvering off Cyprus Away the Turkish Cypriots killed and withdraw their excess forces. The issues remaining ap peared to involve "timing and face-saving," as one Turklsa official put it, adding that their importance should not be underestimated. He said, however, he expected these to be solved.

In the Turkish Cypriot village of Kophinou, where 19 Turkish Cypriots died in the fighting Nov. 15. a 29-year-old schoolteacher. Achmed Ali, said the Greek Cypriot soldiers who held the village for a time "looted, killed and burned." The Greek Cypriots outnumber the Turkish Cyprints four to one. CAST 9 PAYS I rVl ANDREWS "if IrlUKUUUHUr MODERN MILLIE COLOR- Call 274-2513' TUES.

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The Greeks reportedly have agreed to pay compensation for Wounded Man In 'Good Condition' A man identified by police as Carl Elbert Cook, 56, of 1424 Arthur was reported in good condition Tuesday at Broadlawns Polk County Hos pital after suffering a gunshot wound in the abdomen. Officers said it apparently was self-inflicted. Cook was taken by ambulance to the hospital from a parking lot at the Four Corner Cleaning Village at 4336 Douglas ave. about 8:50 a.m. Tuesday.

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14th Open SECOND BIO WEEK Dean Martin George Peppard "Rough Night In Jericho" In Color Shown 7:07, 10:3 SULLIVAN'S EMPIRE In Color Shown 9:11 ti ISwtf A took these Turkish proposals to the Greeks Tuesday: Greece will withdraw all troops from Cyprus in excess of the 950 allowed her under the 1960 Zurich agreement setting up the island republic. She will do so within three months. The first battalion will be withdrawn within a week and the withdrawal filmed. Acceptance of the Cyprus THEATER CLOCK (Tuesday's starting times as provided by theater managers.) GALAXY: Clambake 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. PLAZA: Cool Hand Luke 5, 7:20, 9:40.

PARAMOUNT: Tony Rome 12, 2, 6, 8, 10. INGERS0LL: Thoroughly Modern Millie 8. HOLIDAY: The Sand Pebbles 8. CAPRI: Grand Prix 8. VARSITY: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 2, 6, 8:15.

PLANTATION DRIVE-IN: Rosie 7, 10:30. Spy With a Cold Nose 8:40. I EASTGATE CINEMA The Sound of Music 8. EASTGATE CINEMA II: The Taming of I the Shrew 7, 9:15. 1 PIONEER DRIVE-IN: The Taming of the Shrew 7 (repeat one hour 11).

Divorce American Style 9:15. S.E. 14TH ST. DRIVE-IN: Cartoons 7:30. The Glory Slompers 7:45, 10:55.

Red Dragon 9:25. CAPITOL DRIVE-IN: Cartoon 7. Rough Night in Jericho 7 05 (repeat one hour Sullivan's Empire 9:10. KRNT THEATER: Hello, Dolly! 8:30. Two Reject Revenue Post Gov.

Harold Hughes said Tuesday that two more candidates have turned down the job of heading up Iowa's new Department of Revenue. One turned it down because the job lacks tenure, Hughes said. The second declined, he said, because of "circumstances" in his state. The two were not identified. The governor said there are "some more prospects, but they are getting fewer." The new agency comes into being Jan.

1. Produce $1,353 In 'Bread Sale' A recent "bread sale" by Polk County teen-agers produced $1,353.18 for the county chapter of the March of Dimes, Sylvia Spilka, executive secretary for the group, said Tuesday. More than 300 high school students volunteered their time to make the door-to-door sales of bread. III HjpaJ yd hi 1 'llIir -mfe- r- --ft. if I I UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.

(AP) Turkish sources reported Tuesday that their government had "rejected" the latest Greek offer aimed at averting war over the island of Cyprus. The sources said U.S. mediator Cyrus R. Vance had returned to Athens with the Turkish rejection and the Turks were awaiting the Athens reaction. NICOSIA, CYPRUS (AP) -Turkish warships circled off the Cyprus coast for two hours Tuesday, then disappeared in a fog.

In Athens, a Greek Foreign Ministry spokesman said the crisis between Greece and Turkey over this island will be clarified before the day is out with either an agreement or possible war. The statement by the spokesman merely said: "The situation will be clari Knows Kin As Amnesia Wears Off Glenn Sorensen, 42, of Lincoln, an apparent amnesia victim, recognizes members of his family now and is scheduled to be re- leased from a 1 awns Polk County Hospital here in a few davs. A hospital WM spokesman said ers of GLENN SORENSEN Sorensen's family visited him over the weekend, and that he ognized and "conversed well" with them. The spokesman said the farm implement dealer still can not account for all of the time between Sept. 6, when he disappeared and last Tuesday afternoon when he appeared at the Polk County sheriff's office and said he didn't know who he was.

All he remembered, he said, was getting off a bus here. The bus had come from Omaha. He carried social security and draft cards, but the name and serial numbers had been erased. Identified Wednesday by relatives, he was reunited with his wife Doris and son Charles at the hospital. Sorensen vanished Sept.

6 after leaving Lincoln for Reinbeck, about 10 miles northeast of Lin-in a 1953 pickup truck to pick up a tractor part. Police Probe 2 Break-Ins Police Tuesday were investigating break-ins at the White House Truck Stop at 3806 Van-dalia road and the Keo Laundry at 1300 Keosauqua way. The laundry reportedly was entered between 5:30 p.m. Monday and 5:30 a.m. Tuesday through a rear window.

Four coin machines in a lunch room were pried open and an undetermined amount of change was taken from them, police were told. The truck-stop burglary was discovered by police on a routine patrol at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday. A padlock on rear door had been broken and the door pried open, police said. An unknown quantity of cigarettes and an undertermined amount of change from a cigarette vending machine and a juke box were taken, said the truck-stop operator, Duane D.

Reese of 1110 Arthur ave. I. S. U. Bequest Of $240,000 (Th Tribune's low News Service) AMES, IA.

A bequest from the late Charles W. Schafer, a 1911 graduate of Iowa State University here, will provide immediate and deferred gifts to the Iowa State University Foundation of approximately Mr. Schafer, who died Oct. 11, in Jefferson City, previously had contributed generously to numerous Iowa State programs. He retired from the Missouri Highway Department in 1955.

A memorial honoring Mr. Schafer will be included in the 'wa State Center, a J16-million 'vr-building complex for the "forming arts and continuing 'ducation now under construe at Ames. Iowa Nominees WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) -The names of two Iowans Rob-rrt A. Mead of Correctionville and Margaret Buren of Leland Tuesday were sent to the Sen-ale by President Johnson as nominees for postmaster posts if only to put pressure on the Athens government.

Discounting the renewed fears of invasion, sources in Ankara said the Turkish flotilla consisted of six destroyers, two submarines and other smaller ships but troopships and other personnel carriers remained in the south Turkish port of Mersin. It was the eleventh successive day Turkish air force jets had flown over the island 40 miles south of Turkey but it was the coming to America of Dylan in the past, "I rebel when I think that somebody at Iowa State who controls fees would allocate these fees to bring somebody like Carmichael to Iowa State." "Jail" Flatt said he feels like "regurgitating" when he hears name. Representative Conrad Os-sian Red Oak), said. "Thank God, Carmichael was in jail." 1 But Representative William Gannon Mingo) told his colleagues that, "We have no business tellin-g a university whom to invite and how much to pay. Every college and university should be allowed to invite whoever they think Is right." A vote on Gaudineer's resolution was deferred until a later meeting.

Evelyne Villines To D.C. Talks Evelyne Villines, executive secretary of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, will take part a national policy session in Washington, D.C, Thursday and Friday. The meeting, to chart future action in serving the needs of the handicapped, was called by the committee. Taken by millions for over 75 years in homes like yours CARTER'S 7lTTLE II P'LLS Tribune Photo by William Dsby IN 'DYLAN1 REHEARSAL es Community Playhouse's forthcoming prcscn-cts one mood of what Director Ted Kehoe de- with U.N. representative Jose Rolz-Bennett, had told news men: "There will be no war." And Irfan Aksu, chairman of Turkey's New Turkey party, told newsmen in Ankara that Greece had agreed to the key Basement Fire; Hint Wire Fault City Fire Marshal Paul Cook said Tuesday that a preliminary investigation of a basement fire that took the life of a 17-year-old youth early Saturday indicates the blaze was caused by faulty wiring.

The boy, Chris Dennis Hampton, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Timmons, had been sleeping in a bedroom in the southwest corner of the basement of the home at 2520 Sampson st. "From all appearances, the fire was caused by an electrical problem of some type in a utility room near the boy's bedroom," Cook said. "But we are still investigating." Services for the "youth, who was a senior at East High School, were Tuesday at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

(North American Newspaper Alliance) NEW YORK, N.Y. No one has to tell Elizabeth Taylor to eat heartily. At Gallagher's, she was putting away a huge steak, a baked potato, hash-brown potatoes and two tall glasses of draught beer. Husband Richard Burton kept up with Liz in the beer department, but took second place with the food. The Burtons are due in Vienna for Richard's cameo role in the star-packed picture version of "Candy." What an eating feast for Elizabeth there! While John Cassavetes plays Mia Farrow's husband in "Rosemary's Baby," his wife Gena Rowlands is Frank Sinatra's girl in "Tony Rome." A new design for living? JOHN CASSAVETES You have to give Dyan Cannon an for persistence.

Even though her play is scheduled to close at the end of next week, she will not admit defeat and is hoping the producers will come up with another theater. Her "Ninety-Day Mistress" has been taking in $16,000 a week but the theater owners needed more to make a profit. Sean Connery is going ahead with "Shalako," with Brigitte Bardot. But the western will he made in Spain instead of Mexico as Brigitte wants to be nearer Munich and Paris and husband Gun-ther Sachs. David Merrick had to find another choreographer for "How Now Dow Jones." Gillian Lynne, who also did the dances for the movie version of "Half a Sixpence," had some problems with the management and quit.

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Get FASTEETH at all drug couniera. I I.I GENA ROWLANDS Alone on rehearsal stage for the Des Moin tation, "Dylan," Rick Lage, in title role, refle scribes as "an elegant play dealing in epic fa shion" with the Friday, deals with "the final explosion of the Playhouse Series Three presentations of deep-act play by Sidney Michaels will be presented weekend, Thursday through Sunday. Curtain p.m. other nights. Thomas.

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But there was considerable indignation among committee members over Iowa State's offer of $1,000 to Carmichael, who was unable to keep the speaking engagement last February because of legal troubles elsewhere. The lecture fees at Iowa State are paid from student fees, which are mandatory, according to Gerry Ranking, legislative fiscal director. State Senator Joseph Flatt Winterset), who said he has. accepted speaking fees Happy FeeS'-Continued from Page One to Carmichael can only be construed as a contribution to his Black Power cause. He said a $1,000 fee to a politician can only be construed as a contribution to his "political fortunes." Student Fees The Interim Committee quickly moved away from condemning elected officials for accepting honorariums when it was brought out that Representative Ray Cunningham Ames), a committee member, does considerable public speaking for Mr, Tweedy mmm mm Innocent Adventure Trophy Arctic Trout Fiihlng- A ence-in-a lifetime ihow with excit.

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