Wisdom on GI pay raises and Greek junta ties
A column argues for substantial GI pay increases to retain career servicemen and notes public skepticism about an all volunteer force. It also reports Sen. Lee Metcalf exposing alleged Nazi links of Greece's junta, citing diplomats and CIA veterans, while Greece denies the claims.
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United States Army
Metcalf
Senate
Ben Rosenthal
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs European
Greece
We Can Do Without New York And Other Pet Peeves
A satirical inventory of disliked modern quirks and annoyances. From grumpy hatcheck girls to garlic laden hosts, the piece lampoons pretentious dress, fake flowers, graveyard anonymity, defaced monuments, office diet disruptors, and overbearing gossip. It ends with a lighthearted amen.
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New York
Vietnam
Greek Officers Ties After War Fuel Junta Origins
Stavrou notes the Greek government punished wartime traitors while extremist officers returning from exile despised the Communists more than the Nazis. The former collaborators and exiles formed a “Holy Bond of Greek Officers,” linking to many present junta military men. A Metcalf document raises questions about Nazi collaboration.
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Stavrou
Greek junta links to Nazi past raises probing notes
A Hudson Institute discussion paper links Greece’s 1967 junta to Nazi collaborators, citing Le Monde Diplomatique reports that Papadopoulos used a WWII security battalion. It alleges post‑coup rewards to ex‑commander Koukoulacos, pension credits for time in Nazi units, and investigations of other junta figures. Separately, Navy probes report an explosion aboard USS Trenton, valve faults, and a Norfolk court inquiry into the incident amid warnings of prior inspector firings.
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Phillips
Eq) Talbot
U.S
Greece
Talbot
Fidential
Hudson Institute
Elias Demetrocopoulos
le Monde Diplomatique
Papadopoulos
Koukoulacos
Navy
Oscar Hoffman
Hoffman
God Is Dead The Sixties, Religion, And The Young
A reflective piece tracing the era’s religion crisis from Time magazine’s God Is Dead cover to social upheaval. It argues secular ideology and rebellion failed to deliver, praising a revival of faith among youth who seek God in diverse, modern forms and warn that without guidance society risks self-destruction.
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Time Magazine
Dry wells controversy cools as rainfall aids revival in Findley Lake
In Corry area on November 16 1751 residents report the dry wells outbreak subsiding with new operation after recent Missouri rainfall. A Morgan Whitney Findley Lake Improvement Association notes unclear counts but several wells back in use. Also reported are social and local items including a bridge club gathering on Wright street two tables Ruth Bennett top, Harry Hall runner up, a Corry Rod and Gun Club shipment release for small game hunters, a large junior high dance supporting the play Tommy planned for December. Ridgway High School quarantines scarlet fever forcing cancellation of a Beavers at Corry High game next Saturday ending their season per coach Sedric McCall.
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Findley Lake
A. Morgan Whitney
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
James Lewis
Ruth Bennett
Harry Hall
Robert Tunnell
Ridgway High School
Corry High
Sedric McCall
Beavers
Law on a Husband’s Duty to Disclose Income for Support
The husband need not disclose his income or expenses to his wife but those figures become crucial if separation leads to support. Courts will likely rely on the wife’s reasonable estimates if the husband self employed and refuses to provide income details, affecting support orders.
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Maxmillian von Weichs
Howard University
Nikolaos Stavrou
Internal Revenue Service
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Assembly
Demetracopoulos
Axis Sally
Tokyo Rose
H. Demeroutis
Aegean
Euboia
Central Intelligence
Alexander Natsinas
Nikelaos Gogoussis
Trenton
Norfolk
Roark
God
Mod Gods
Paul Harvey
Calvary
Nietszche
Carl Jung
T.S. Eliot
Walter Lippmann
Norman Pittenger
Jesus
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Missouri
Tommy
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