Greece Marks First Anniversary Of Coup In Athens
Athens crowds, security tight, mark one year since the 1967 coup as blue and white bunting decorates the capital. King Constantine to miss Easter ceremonies in Greece, plans Easter service in Rome. Premier Papadopoulos hails revolution as preventing inflation and corruption while urging national unity.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
England
Papandreou
Canellopoulos
Salonika
Constantine
George Papadopoulos
Nonstop Drive Ends in Fatigue for North Carolina Rancher
Seattle bound rancher Joe Vance attempted a cross country nonstop drive in a one ton truck from Spruce Pine North Carolina and was found wandering in a daze by officers. He said fatigue left him unable to remember where the truck was though a few hours rest restored his memory. He then recovered the vehicle and continued toward Mount Vernon Washington to pick up horses.
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Seattle
Spruce Pine
N. C
Joe Vance
Vance
Mount Vernon
Wash
Richmond housing ordinance opposed by Realtors board
The Richmond Board of Realtors urged residents to oppose a proposed fair housing ordinance saying its provisions are far reaching beyond federal law and unnecessary given the new federal civil rights act. City Council will consider the proposal Monday.
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Richmond
Richmond Board of Realtors
New Research Sub To Be Used In Free Drift Ocean Study
West Palm Beach Florida AP A new 50 foot research submarine PX15 arrives for a six scientist free drift voyage in the Gulf Stream starting next year. The 1,600 mile mission surveys marine life from 300 to 2,000 feet depth with 30 viewports and sensors on temperature currents salinity and chemistry. Piccard leads the project under Grumman contract built in Switzerland and transported to Belgium then to Grumman West Palm Beach for assembly and sea trials planned this summer and fall.
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Jim Strothman
AP Aerospace
West Palm Beach, Fla
Florida
Jacques Piccard
Gulf Stream
Piccard
Palm Beach
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Grumman
Switzerland
Antwerp
Belgium
West Pale Beach
West Palm Beach
Walter H. Scott Jr
Ocean Systems
Scott
Defector Reveals Spy Network Inside Paris Regime
Life magazine quotes Philippe de Vossoli claiming a Soviet defector code named Martel exposed a large KGB spy network within the French government under Charles de Gaulle. He alleges NATO officers in Paris and other French insiders concealed operations, prompting arrests like Georges Paques in 1983 and triggering official skepticism in Paris.
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New York
Life Magazine
Charles de Gaulle
Philippe de Vossoli
Martel
Britain
H.A.R
Kim’ Philby
NATO
de Gaulle
Life
John Barry
London Sunday Times
KGB
U.S
de Vosjoli
United States
Soviet Union
Georges Paques
Paris
de Vassoli
Ohio businessman recalls death of Red Baron 50 years ago
Mount Vernon Ohio Curtis Kinney recalls the April 21 1918 death of Manfred von Richthofen the Red Baron after a dogfight over France Kinney then 80 says he witnessed the final moments from No 3 Squadron Sopwith Camels He credits British Captain Roy Brown with shooting down the German ace and notes Richthofen died in his red triplane Kinney describes the chase the final burst and the crash and reflects on a life spent in war and work.
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Ohio
Red Baron
Mount Vernon
Curtis Kinney
Manfred von Richthofen
France
Germany
Kinney
Royall Flying Corps
United States Air Service
Wisconsin State Capitol
New York
Woolworth
Kimney
No. 3 Squadron
von Richthofen
Richthofen
May
No. 209 R.af
Hoodlums Shot to Death in Providence Store
Two Providence hoodlums Rudolph Marfeo 41 and Anthony Melei 26 were killed by armed assassins inside a grocery store. Witnesses say a car awaited nearby with a third man. evidence included a sawed off shotgun a pistol and fake license plates. The Marfeo family has prior criminal links.
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R.T
Rudolph Marfeo
Willie
Anthony A. Melei
Rudolph
Melei
Marfco
Marfeo
Mer
Anonymity Out Denver in ABA Jerseys 1967
Officials in the American Basketball Association wore red jerseys with last names lettered across the back during the league's first season in 1967 68.
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Denver
American Basketball Association
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