Greek king informed after army takeover began
ATHENS AP one of the trio who led the Greek army coup last week said Thursday King Constantine was informed only after the takeover was underway. Col. George Papadopoulos, minister of the new military government’s premier, said the details emerged in remarks after the event.
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Westmoreland clashes over Vietnam War policy clash
In Senate debates Sen. Fulbright questions Westmoreland's right to speak on U. S. Southeast Asia policy while McGee defends the government. Westmoreland may offer a progress report and hint at possible new operations though troop numbers beyond 470,000 remain unconfirmed. News also covers Papadopoulos detailing the coup in Greece, the king's role, and the fate of detained politicians and 5,000 communists after the uprising.
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Wallace visit draws civil rights protests and mixed signals
Former governor George Wallace faced pickets from civil rights groups as he spoke in a downtown hotel. He dodged questions about a presidential run while defending Alabama style segregation, saying in Pittsburgh he would support the system residents desire, and arriving from Syracuse University after a Syracuse speech.
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Soviet Cosmos satellites orbit Earth after tragic Soyuz 1
The Tass agency announced a new unmanned Cosmos Sputnik in a 630 km altitude orbit with 81.2 degree inclination and a 97 minute period. It follows the Soyuz 1 tragedy. past Cosmos 144 carried a weather mission and orbited in a 388 mile, near-equatorial path.
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Johnson Joins Fight To Save Landmark Federal Aid Programs For U.S. Schools
Johnson confronts a GOP push to rewrite the 1960s landmark federal aid program for elementary and secondary schools. The fight centers on whether state education officials or federal oversight should allocate funds, with Democrats arguing aid to needy districts would be harmed. Johnson warns against a partisan rewrite that could undermine 20 years of progress and rekindle church-state tensions.
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Trial Deliberations In Carmela Coppusino Case
Jurors will decide among first or second degree murder, manslaughter, or acquittal in the Coppusino case. Defense argues the death may be self harm or unknown. state contends drug delivery by Coppusino caused Carmela’s death. Bailey notes no proof of murder. prosecutors say delivery a month before death links Coppusino to a murder plot.
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Honor Youth Is Accused Of Extortion
A 17 year old Detroit honor student Richard Habib is free on a $500 bond while awaiting examination on extortion charges that could bring up to 20 years in prison. He allegedly tried to extort $10 000 from Rob ert Shammas a 30 year old wholesaler in Grosse Pointe Woods after a series of threatening calls and a mailed rifle bullet fragment. Detectives arrested Habib as he grabbed an envelope with marked bills at a prearranged meeting.
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Dodd Likely To Be Censured By Senate Amid Debate
The Senate weighs censure for Senator Dodd a fifth time in history. Censure would carry no loss of seniority or penalty, but would attach stigma. Dodd plans to defend on the floor and won’t seek individual support, while committee members predict action. Senate members cite lack of formal conduct rules and argue expulsion is too severe.
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Chen Po-ta defends Chen Yi amid purge comments
Chen Po-ta spoke at a meeting April 16 defending Chen Yi against errors while criticizing posters targeting the foreign minister. He said Chen Yi committed errors but urged giving him a chance to correct them and noted Chou En-lai directs the foreign ministry but is very busy.
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Fishing Boat And Crew Of Five In Danger Of Sinking
In Cape May a fishing boat and its five crew members were reported in danger of sinking as a U.S. Coast Guard cutters and rescue units scrambled to assist, with weather and sea conditions hindering immediate help.
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Birth of Beatrix's Healthy Prince Highlights National Joy
Beatrix weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces with black hair as Prime Minister Piet de Jong voices national joy. A four-member medical team delivered the baby at Academic Hospital Utrecht, their communique noting a smooth delivery and satisfactory mother and child. Official timing, weight, and named prince to be announced after registration before government officials.
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Massive Vietnamese shelling targets northern Quang Tri area
U S troops report their largest 1171mm artillery barrage across the zone into North Vietnam as Communist shelling intensifies Thurs night and Fri in Quang Tri and adjacent provinces. In Hue area and Gio Linh sector, bases and outposts receive mortars and rockets with Marines and soldiers sustaining several injuries. Three American helicopters shot down, destruction confirmed, with light Vietnamese casualties reported.
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Coppolino on Stand in NJ Trial After Farber Acquittal
The state summoned a final rebuttal witness to challenge Heidi Gibson daughter of Mary Gibson Coppolino’s former wife Carmela. Heidi reportedly told a babysitter Millie Smith she would not be surprised if Coppolino killed his first wife.
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Florida inventor hid funds and bought a boat and house
The Florida inventor stashed about 92,000, bought a boat, a car, and a house. Higgins struggled to testify, entering a Baltimore psychiatric institute the eve of his scheduled appearance. The case discusses unspent battery additive stock, a Swiss bank account of at least 150,000, and a manipulated expense account of 906,000. Mundt alleges schemes to exploit import licenses for goods under 10,000 to steal via lax bidding and surveillance.
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