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Standard-Examine- fS ' ’ a - r w W - - av 4 - - - - ' T 1 Thursday August r ' Ah fv - '" v 4 i- - v vf-- 104 v- - y 3A ease-Fir- e A t i v r V v - v - w a m Turks Battle Again The cabinet was inherited by Associated Press j the constitutional sue Fighting raged on today tween Turkish soldiers andjeessor of deposed President Greek Cypriot forces despite Makarios when he took over the cease-fir- e agreement that the presidency from Nicos was supposed to have taken Sampson the gunhold on Cyprus man who acted as president for Observation flights to map the cease-fir- e lines ort the Med- five days after the bloody coup iterranean island also were dis- of July 15 The cabinet was composed continued following the UN to Council’s failure apSecurity entirely of extreme right-win- g beaccord the Geneva prove supporters of the cause of a Soviet veto The fighting centered around underground that favored union the town of Lapithos nine with Greece miles west of Kyrenia and at The junta has been overthe edge of an expanding Tur- thrown in Greece as a result of kish bridgehead on the island’s Makarios’ ouster and the Turnorthern coast kish invasion of Cyprus July 20 ON FOOTHILLS In Athens government Shells were exploding con- sources said Greece’s new civilstantly on the foothills above ian government is going to reLapithos instate the 1952 constitution but Newsmen who reached the a referendum will be held to battle area said the Greek Cy- decide whether the country priot national guard had re- should again become a montreated to the edge of Lapithos and that firing increased during archy said in the interim the the morning as Turkish forces They form of government moved down the slopes appar- republican proclaimed by ousted military ently intending to occupy the dictator George Papadopoulos town which is the largest popuwill remain lation center of Kyrenia disThe cease-fir- e agreement for trict a feeling of has brought Cyprus The Turkish attraction Lap- letdown to Turks many ithos and neighboring Kravas “What kind of war was began Wednesday afternoon this?” an Ankara taxi driver and continued during the night Greek national guard officers asked angrily “We should have told newsmen that Cypriot com- fought a few more days and whole island” mandos attacked the Turkish taken the the agreement proAlthough lines during the night and dehibits territorial expansion bestroyed several tanks was Newsmen saw one Turkish yond the lines held when it Genin Tuesday night signed tank burning eva a U N spokesman in CABINET CHANGES Cyprus said Turkish tanks and Greek Rypriot newspapers naval guns on Wednesday that appeared for the first time shelled Karavas and Lapithos in two weeks predicted an im seven and nine miles west of minent reshuffle of the cabinet Kyrenia forcing the Greek Cyof acting Cyprus priot National Guard to abandon the towns Glafcos Clerides ¥ r I! $ anti-Makari- " i y v v ' v tft' Jh ""i y i! u t - : - y y K C TT ?' V - T 4 ' i - (AP) — Negotiations were suspended A marathon siege at a prison until this morning after hostage Novella Pollard telephoned her library has entered its second daughter Kathy from the liweek wth officials pondering brary with Carrasco’s latest ofan offer from convict Fred'Gk fer mez Cairasco to free some f Miss Pollard told newsmen his 13 hostages in exchange fer Carrasco proposed the three armed convicts leave the prison a chance to escape Carrasco a former narcotics in an unspecified vehicle with The oth- four of the hostages kingpin serving a life sentence for assault to murder a policeman has holed up in the third-flolibrary of the state penitentiary here since July 21 Two otter armed inmates a"e wuth him Ultimatums threats proposals and counter-proposamarked the seventh day of the siege on Wednesday It was the longest hostages had been held in an escape in American penal history according to the American Comectional Association in Washington DC THREE DEADLINES Carrasco set three deadlines threatening to blow up some with homema !e hostages were rot his demands :f bombs met The deadlines including one only 15 minutes Ltg slipped by without incident Tex Carrasco’s first deadline on would “move as “shields” but Wednesday was 8 am CDT( at to a safe place” once the other which time he threatened to exseven were inside the vehicle plode a bomb if he was not given a bulletproof vest Miss Pollard said Prison officials said he could Prison spokesman Ron Tay er nine hostages would be used “trans lor told newsmen order will the be first portation of business” in today's negotiations have the vest if he set the hostages free Carrasco refused but the deadline passed with 'no explosion or 'iC lla 'v v Y-fAi i -- I h tu y-- - - Siege at Texas Prison in Second Week HUNTSVILLE Greeks And v M X ls T- - & A 3? 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