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Buddhists Urge Prayer Day In Protest to Government -- More than 300 bodies wpm reported yeeovered by mid night Rijn Contidlittlionneirg anti-Castr- - messages of sympathy and promises of aid Planes trains army vehicle& civilian trucks bulldozers and earthmovers moved in a con tinual stream toward Skopje to help dig it out of chaos DEMOLITION workers moved through the wrecked city alter dark with the help of portable lamps trying to lo cate dead and injured spurred on by screams and feeble cries for help that echoed through the blackness In ff®flllD®g 1114000 o) 26th of July movement JIBES FROM the EXTRA GUARDS were ststgroup were met by equally vituperative remarks from the ioned at banks business houses and police posts ambtssador's group 4: ) street" Aids Algerians '0A-WE- o 1 States Thousands Dead in Quake Yugoslav City Shattered E WErVellirlirrolicse uniforms THEY HAD been picketing and armed with stolen auto the embassy dramatizing their matte weapons feelings by burning Soviet Coinciding with the break flags and splashing red paint out three police Posts were On the walls attacked Thursday night and The ambassador and his early Friday four companions arrived in a Police attributed the attacks limousine just as the exiles to groups making were about to leave the anniversary of Castro's I the United killed 452 't a AUTHORITIES HAD tough task trying to roundup the convicts for many of them for IN THE WORST EARTHQUAKE occurred in San Francisco in 1906 It (qW111trAN (i)T) 75000 29970 143000 70000 60000 23020 12000 - Many mountain communities the Skopje area were also PRESIDENT TITO decree hit by the shocks but damage BELGRADE July 26 Yugoslavia has granted Algeria ing Friday and Saturday days to them was considerably less a credit to pur- of national mourning mobi- Schools and other public build chase equipment in YugoslaVia lized his nation's resources to ings in outlying towns and the Tito government an- help the disaster victims and lages were turned into field nounced from lands east and west came hospitals Tito fwas i'3((0)111 -- 1935-Indi- testimony BEBLIN July 26 1UPD Most of the US troops fled through barbed wire be At least two more refugees fore dawn to the US sector of stayed in their barracks all y during the alert but (Vie battle perlin authorities said escaped to West Berlinj-ridain uniform but left group of 1500 men went into as the US Army alerted its the Grünewalkd Woods for a n full 6 Berlin garrison gkin behind training exercise In a test of plans this An East German woman Five tanks accompanied the Isolated city n also escalW-Urougbarbed battle group A THE FULL ALERT began at corporal of wire to the American sector the East German border force popes reported 4 am and ended at 8:30 am troops combed the capitol and Its vicinity Friday but managed to nab only two of the escapees A total of 102 broke out but 16 were captured several hours later Sources here believe It will be difficult soldiers and civil servants to strike 1915—Italy (Avezzano) 1923—Japan (Tokyo) 1932—China (Kansu) a (Quetta) 1939—Turkey (Erzipgan) 1960—Morocco (Agadir) -- Defense Alert the reported - Continued From Page One were reported in the city when shock the frist shattering struck There was no immedishouted: ate word whether any had been If this girt is telling the killed or injured truth Urn r am guilty My HOWEVER ON E favorite lease must depend on saying tourist stopping spot — the that this girl is lying" "And added he Then why founstory N e w Macedonia she is jying we must find out" - : was reported leveled The long list of attractive Misa Poljak a guest at the iwortien called as witnesses ex- !hotel told what happened: to include panded Friday "I was on the third floor 'Brenda O'Neil She was ex- when suddenly everything to Miss after pected testify seemed to collapse around me Barrett completed her I dug and pushed at little holes in the rubble until finally I saw light and I was on the —Associated Preis Wirephote 1 court- - that he was the iletim of perpred wittwsses and denied testimony of this Dr Stephen Ward leaves Old Bailey after the fifth day of his vice trial He told tied ' 19080—Italy (Messina) he stubbornly rejected the accusations with long answers prostitute She told the court Wednesday that Ward had invited her to his apartment frequently to entertain unidentified men and then failed to share thi' iproceeds Pounding his fist on the rail of the witness box Ward 4040EIVN CARA CAS VENEZUELA Other major quakes this century and pro- THE DEFENDANT became heated however when Mervyn GriffithJones the prosecutor itshed him about the testimony of Vicky Barrett a aria eentUry--oetrutTed--T- dead: Friday SOME SOURCES SAID THE Vietnamese decided that it would have required too many troops to bold the base during the rainy season and that supplying it by air would have been too difficult But others said the growing political tension led palace officials to pull back the troops for duty closer to the capital SECOND there were some basic differences in the tactical opinion involved Finally there was the old problem of failure to be clear on just what are the military Some Americans priorities feel that the Vietnamese and Americans have never worked out a clear program of priorities for allocation of personnel' and resources That THE society osteopath is being tried on five counts of living off the earn- In Americans hope the Vietnamese Wflle tUflIOTh1 ' when dry season begins In November Kanstt The worst quake of-1China Dec 16 1920 It took more than 180000Alves The worst recorded earthquake in history also oe curred in China killing 830000 in 1556 M Friday n y-- Last SepL 2 a quake In Iran killed approximately 10000 persons and made more than 80000 homeless ended three hours Ward asserting mines antipersonnel By Associated Brest The earthquake that hit Skopje capital of Yugoslav Macedonia Friday came less than a year after one of the earltIQUakelLot-the-2011t-cataur- New York Newa Senile LONDON July 26 — Dr Ste- 110 July 27 19G3 Quakes Year Apart LA - 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