Greek army coup topples Papadopoulos
Greece's military leadership led a bloodless coup against President Geor Papadopoulos citing his parody of elections. Brig. Gen. Dimitrios Ioannides heads the regime, sworn in Lt. Gen. Phaedon Gyzikis as president with a 19 member civilian cabinet led by Adamantios Androutsopoulos. Papadopoulos was arrested and other ex ministers freed from house arrest.
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Phaedon Gyzikis
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Strongman
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Spyros Markezinis
Adamantios Ndroutsopoulos
University of Chicago
Europeans show originality in meeting energy crisis
Western Europe bans Sunday driving to save oil amid Arab shortages. A Bavarian family rode a home made six seat bicycle in Nuernberg while others used horse powered cars, roller skates delivered newspapers, and Swiss youths rolled about to humor crowds. Pope Paul VI praised the pause as widening horizons. Denmark shifted church services and campaigned ahead of December 4 elections.
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Copenhagen
Gas rationing fears slam auto sales across the nation
DETROIT reports President Nixon’s energy actions push consumers toward small cars while new car sales fall sharply from last year’s pace. GM says they will weather the downturn, but rationing fears loom. GM plans to shut 16 assembly plants before Christmas, trimming 79,000 units.
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General Motors Corp
Xerox Eyes New Rochelle Site for 20 Million HQ Move
New Rochelle mayor urges Gov Rockefeller to lure Xerox to New York State after Greenwich denial. Fort Slocum on David's Island offered as 80 acre HQ site. access issues acknowledged but solvable. Xerox plans to move from Stamford, environmental concerns cited for Greenwich block.
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R-Conn
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C. Peter McColough
Steele
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Middlesex County
Trumbull
Most resigned but not happy about energy saving program
Americans showed mixed views on Nixon's emergency energy saving measures announced Sunday. While some like Louise Henry urged the President to lead by example, many doubted the plan would significantly cut gasoline and heating costs. Opinions varied from calls for stronger fuel controls to skepticism about compliance and political uses of the crisis.
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Frank Conahan
Newton
Mass
Judy Day
Lakewood
Kenneth Segel
Pittsburgh
Rita Williams
Chicago
Thomas Cepek
Illinois convict named as Valerie Percy's killer
Sen. Charles Percy says lie detector tests should be used to determine if a burglary gang murdered his daughter Valerie during a 1966 Kenilworth break in. The Sun Times reports Francis Hohimer named as killer. Hohimer denies, offers to take a polygraph. connections tied to a burglary ring led by Hohimer with ties to Malchow and Rugendorf.
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UPI
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Ill
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Kenilworth
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Francis
Miss Percy
Leo Rugendorf
Francis Hohimer
Iowa State Penitentiary
Frederick Donald Malchow
Pennsylvania
Malchow
U S tightens grip on dangerous toys
UPI reports Consumer Product Safety Commission chair Richard Simpson says stores are now taking toy safety seriously after the agency took over six months ago from the FDA. About 55 percent of retailers sold banned toys last year. He warns of enforcement and jail, urges caution with sharp edges small parts and burns, and cites bicycles as top danger with new safety rules for consumer assembly. John Scali recovers from open heart surgery and moves from ICU to a regular room at St Joseph's hospital Phoenix doctors say he should be released early next week as he regains strength.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
UPI
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Washington Window
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U.S
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At the Movies: Walking Tall and Le Sex Shop screen names
Cinema listings show Walking Tall at Cinema I and Le Sex Shop at Cinema II with two other titles Electra Glide in Blue continuing at the Harte and The Optimist at the Manchester Cinema. Times appear in the page ads.
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