Greek King Seizes Power Amid Broad Greek Crisis
Reports from Athens say the Greek king has taken control as protests erupt nationwide. A Greek embassy source claims a new parliament election is planned for May 28 and the coup aims to avert extremism. Details describe clashes in Athens and casualties, with Yugoslav reports noting upheaval across the Balkan region.
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Themania
Cabater
Serhey
Athens
Foca
Welsbaden
Germany
U.S
Radio xi
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Ganellopoulos
Tits Cabl
Fragmentary note hints at pact on borders and mines
A garbled text fragment mentions a mystery agreement, a Turkish remark, and a plant proposal tied to nuclear facilities. It references border actions with the Union and fears of underground detonations, with unclear details about investors and motives.
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Ganas
Hdkkey
Cary
Akreaty
Tirkey
Inouritain
Wylley
Tuition Proposal Defeated in State Assembly Vote
The proposal to reimburse the state over an extended period for higher education funding was defeated. Spokesperson for the university and colleges and the Coordinating Council voiced opposition as Beuca Yan disagreed on the plan and its beneficiaries.
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University
Catinell
County Districts Unite To Purchase Park Lands
County Districts from Alameda and surrounding areas form a joint front to buy land along Alameda Creek Coyote Hills Aquatic Park for flood control and park use. Park directors authorize signing a land negotiation pact with the Alameda Flood Control District, with Rogers Viezard Palllett handling the negotiations. The plan envisions 452 acres near the university, a marina and nature study areas, with funding from the General Fund and state support.
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United Front
Alameda ' Creek
Coyote Hills
East Bay
Rwin Luckiian
Flood Central District
Central Land Park
San. Francisco
Rogers-Viezard-Pallett
Park District
Altessie Hane Co
Lompoc
Ilar
Foii
General Fund
Senate
California
Atdlicd
Democrate
Republicanslit
Whatllu A
Patlee
Alameda
Gensd
Ope
Hair
Tawnsticoesarli
Tend Dianctors
U.S. Forces Readying A Demilitarized Zone Strip
U.S. military spokesmen warn that a 12 mile long mine and barrier strip in a disputed demilitarized zone could raise casualties for American and South Vietnamese troops. Senior Marines report a 46 mile digout above the line while bulldozers widen the area. Officials caution the new zone may result in greater risk, with mine and mortar attacks foreseen along the western front.
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Idas.nang
Skr
Anatlett
Vietnam
Ha Juitigie South
da Nang
Ameri
U.S
Beauty Pageant Girls Have A Hot Dog Roast
Long Beach AP reports tentative plans for the Miss International Beauty Pageant events with contestants touring, a gala Mayor's Ball at the Lafayette Hotel, a Sunday rehearsal and final rounds slated for late April. Representatives from states compete for the Miss American Beauties title with final judging on April 25 and the international pageant on April 29.
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Long Beach
Leayette
Dheir
Threat Of Invasion Worries Allies In Australia
Allies fear a possible invasion as tensions rise in the Pacific region. Australia coordinates with partners to monitor threats and boost defense readiness amid unsettled security conditions.
Rains Hit Tennessee Agriculture With Flooding Crops
Farmers recount widespread flood damage from heavy rains. Tomatoes and lettuce failed to plant due to wet ground while sugar beets, cauliflower, and strawberries suffer losses. Affected crews cut back hours as fields drown and markets reel from supply shortages. Local officials note delayed spring planting and worries over water tables and ongoing recovery efforts.
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AL Alonzo
Alonzo
Pickets Slated At Frlden’s By Alameda Labor Council
Labor council spokesman announced a one day strike by metal polishers at Friden’s Singer Sewing plant in San Leandro. Picketing to begin as soon as possible with boycott threats against Singer products in the Bay Area if negotiations fail.
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San Leancho
Alameda County
Ray Jacobs
Asdistent Couin
Til Sderdtary
Jacobs Sali Wildii Titid
Negotatore Mietsy
Fridin
Singer Co
Bringer-pullels
Bay
San Lorenzo Teacher Fights For His Job
A San Lorenzo teacher faces dismissal amid charges related to performance and conduct. The case involves Osborn and Newman, with discussions on tenure, non tenured records, and a public hearing for potential rehire. Local officials, school council members, and the community weigh in on the dispute and recruitment plans.
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San Lorenzo
Osborn
Charitat
Tedalier
Neworan
Cabora
Lindsay B
Sah Lorenso
Camp Area May 1 Camp Area May 1 Nearing Over
Report on Camp Area spring conditions with details of earthworks for highway expansion and potential impact on wells and homes. Notes heavy rainfall, slips along Selby Drive and Kil Dare Road, and the ongoing risk to foundations as earth shifts. Includes rainfall totals for Hayward and comparisons to past years.
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Cobaly
Victor Tanghe
Selby Drive
Castra
Valley
Touit
Kildare Road
Selby
Hayward
Brown attacks Reagan as extremist in Beverly Hills
Former California governor Edmund G. Brown launches regular news conferences to challenge Governor Ronald Reagan. Brown accuses Reagan of extremism and political lightness, asserts his own advocacy for direct critique and accountability.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Brow
Mursday
Reagan
Brown
Mayor's Mystery Entrant in Frog Jump Contest
A city contest features a mysterious entrant managed by Billy Muiper, with a press conference at California State College Hayward where Dr Norman N. Goldstein evaluated two Louisiana leapers. The frogs exhibit good health but mild agitation as conditioning work begins, aiming for a May 20 Calaveras County showdown.
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Weluul Skinigtit
Billy Muiper
Smith
California State
Hayward
Allan Doris
Sciensible Image Builders
Norman N. Goldstein
Gas State
Louisiana
Loris
Wossistanté
Dorils
Jebyi
Calaveras County
Hayseard
Rasnick Admits Love Affair Denies Slaying
In Oakland AP dispatch Rasnick faces a complex trial with a claim of a love affair while denying involvement in a murder. The proceedings include testimony about Wilson and Green, with multiple related charges and union ties surfacing as the case unfolds.
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Oakland
Ben Rasnick
Adntch
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Wilson
Lloyd F. Green
Green
Hayward
Afl-Cio
Council
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San Jense
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San Francisco
Wilson Union
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Ward
Norman Call
San Franciseo
Sacramento
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Rashick
Carl M. Black
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Painters Union Welfare Fund
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Olives
J. Carter Tick
Black
Rastick
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