James Callaghan, signing of Cyprus peace deal, Geneva

Jul. 07, 1974 - Cyprus Peace Deal Agreed - Callaghan Ends The Six-Day Stalemate in Geneva - Britain, Greece and Turkey last night signed an agreement intended to prevent further fighting in Cyprus and give the island a new constitution. The signing, which came after six days of prolonged and often bitter argument, took place in Geneva. Photo Shows - Congratulations all round for the three Foreign Ministers (L. to R.) Mr. Mavros, from Greece, Mr. Callaghan, of Britain and Mr. Gunes, from Turkey, after the signing in Geneva yesterday

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Agreed Agreement Argument Bitter Callaghan Congratulations Constitution Cyprus Ends Further Geneva Gunes Intended Mavros Often Prevent Prolonged Six-day Stalemate

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