After Conviction In Treason Trial Spared Possible In Greece
The Greek court sentenced ex-dictator Georgios Papadopoulos and two aides to death for insurrection and high treason in the 1967 coup. Within hours a government announcement signaled possible sentence reductions, with a cabinet meeting to review verdicts. Papadopoulos Makarezas and Patakos were stripped of officer ranks. eight others drew life terms and eight to 20 year terms. Two officers were found innocent. Defendants may petition for retrial but cannot appeal sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Grieve
Gorge Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Nicholas Makarezas
Stylianos Patakos
Army
Alexander Hadjipetros
Greek Central Intelligence Agency
Constantine Karidas
Supreme Court
Patakos
Makarezas
Petakos
She Mitharland
Kissinger Tries To Ease Syrian Doubts On Pact
In Damascus Kissinger seeks Syrian acceptance of a Sinai accord and a broader Middle East peace, stating the United States aims for an overall settlement that includes all parties while Assad’s opposition to the Sinai deal remains. The trip follows talks in Egypt and precedes another round with Israel. a U.S. official notes the stance remains delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pact
Damascus
Syria
UPS
Henry Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Sinai
U.S
Golan Front
Israel
Kissinger
Alexandria
Egypt
Assad
Kissinger Party
Alioto Faces Backlash Over San Francisco Strike Settlement
San Francisco supervisors vow retaliation after Mayor Alioto used emergency power to bypass them on a 13 percent police firemen pay rise. Citizens groups decry the deal calling it a distortion and план revolt grows as charter amendments aim to curb special pay and retirement benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Joseph Aliote
City Hall
Fremen
Alioto
Pleco
Vulcanic
California
Glomar Explorer Vanishes From Public View
The Glomar Explorer operated by Howard Hughes has disappeared after leaving Long Beach on a 31 mile trip to Catalina Island. Catalina officials and Hughes spokespeople offered vague remarks, with authorities stating the ship is awaiting further undisclosed operations in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
CIA
Long Beerk
Latalina Island
Hughes
Pacific
Rod Jackson
Catalina
Space city in orbit could house ten thousand people
A NASA backed study by 28 scientists proposes a 5100 billion space colony near the Moon orbiting 280000 miles from Earth. It would use moon minerals and existing tech to provide continuous solar power, with a 2000 worker orbital station, construction to begin now and first residents by the early 1990s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caduntain View
Calif
Earth
Moon
Ames Research Center
NASA
Gerard K. O'Neill
Princeton University
American Society of Eninersing Education
O'Neill
Neill
Hemoon
Constcuus
Jury Becomes Judge In Kent State Case
In Cleveland UPI jurors who heard 14 weeks of testimony in the 46 million Kent State civil damages suit were urged to act as judges. Judge Ton Young instructed the 12 jurors to base verdicts on facts rather than sympathy as state officials and guardsmen risk liability for the 1970 Kent State shootings. Deliberations followed a 76 page charge outlining over 100 possible verdict variations with light security due to threats against a juror. The case centers on four student deaths and nine wounded during protests against the Nixon invasion of Cambodia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Nung
Kent State
Chi
Nixon
Camboria
Slin
Ohio
Jones Rhodes
KSU
Robert White
Adj
Sylvester del Corso
Nne
Charles Brown
Joseph Kelner
Miners vow to ignore order to end walkout in Appalachia
In Charleston West Virginia striking Appalachian coal miners denounce UMW President Arnold Miller and vow to keep the wildcat walkout. Voters Sunday will decide whether to heed a temporary restraining order and return to work at Drawdy Falls and Sophia. About 37 000 miners were idle across several states, as the dispute over the right to strike and delayed grievances prompts strong criticism of Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wvae
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Drawdy Falls
Sophia
Rulelah County
Federal
West Virgina
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia Coal Assa
Miller
UMW
W.A. “Pony” Boyle
Body of Cedar River victim Delbert Price recovered
Delbert Price 7 of 710 Eighth Ave SE died after stepping into a 10 foot hole while wading with friends in the Cedar River near Seminole Valley park. Rescue workers found his body about 0 feet from where he disappeared near 5:08 p.m. Friday. He was born February 18, 1949 in Cedar Rapids and lived with his mother, two sisters, and four brothers. Services are set for Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at Drady Kuba funeral home with burial at Oak Hill cemetery Central City. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Price
Eighth Avenue SE
Cedar River
Tinn County Sheriffs Department
Bend
Seminole Valley Park
High Rock
Price
Ivan Pettit
Sheriff's Department
Cedar Rapids
Wee Delbert A. Vine
Hediver
Central City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Louis Prive
Chet Shvetz
Robert Blozvich
Louis Pring
Oklahoma City
Okda
William
Ralph Prive
Gene Price
Davenport
Drady-Kuba
William B. Harish
Friends Jay
Cows Ponder Milk Prices and Laugh at Market
Farmers joke that if cows understood milk prices they would not be content, they would find it humorous. The remark plays on dairy economics and rural humor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alleto
Fiat
San Frazi
Swa
Fourth of July Cove
Jackson
Taylor Hancock
Global Marine
Catalina Ave
Jesus
Hancock
Basset
Justin Harpers
Moline
Ill
Space
Rnce
Ace
P Wirerpity
Dean Kahler
C.R. Man
Ses
Today's Index
Church
Marlon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!