Greece faces pivotal vote as Caramanlis era teeters
Greece votes Sunday for 300-seat Parliament with about four million of five million eligible voters likely to cast ballots. Premier Constantine Caramanlis fronts the National Radical Union facing the Center Union and PAME in a tight race that may prevent a clear majority and hint at a possible right-center coalition.
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Constantine Caramanlist
National Radical Union
ERE
ERB
Union of the Center
Fraém
PAME
Comunist
Chfamanlis’ Ere
Pluralitie
Caramanlis
Stricken Man Wins Irish Sweepstakes
In Renton New Jersey a son William Drake told how his hospitalized father a stroke victim at St Francis hospital learned he won 98000 in the Irish Sweepstakes. The elder Drake reportedly remained calm though the news briefly raised his blood pressure, while the son described the moment as uplifting without altering his condition.
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Drake
Air Force
Sgt. Drake
Belt buckle helps ID Oregon man killed in North Carolina
Marion North Carolina sheriff says a distinctive belt buckle a tan checked shirt and Oregon license plates linked Amos Tolley to the death of Richard Lee Roppe whose skeleton was found Oct 3. Tolley, 29, is charged with murder in Roppe's slaying after Tolley admits a fight in August.
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Marion
N.C
Indiana
Frank Glenn
McDowell County
Amos
Idger Tolley
Richard Lee Roppe
Omond
Ore
Tolley
Oregon
Gibbs
Roppe
Bill Gibbs
Gulf Stream Warmth Lacks Winter Heat Effect
Warm Gulf Stream waters near New England fail to raise winter temperatures due to prevailing winds blowing from the land.
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Gulf Stream
New England
Milk Strike Grips New York City and Long Island
Ten million residents faced a weekend with virtually no milk as a strike by delivery men and plant workers disrupted supplies. Mediators worked with management and unions to resume deliveries by Monday but no quick solution appeared.
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New York
New York City
Long Island
East Harlem Reform Democratic Club
New Jersey
Paramus
Ralph Smith
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Teamsters
Warsaw Pact Artillery Drills Reported Near Bavarian Border
Bavarian district residents reported heavy artillery tests by Warsaw Pact forces near the Czechoslovak West German border. Western travelers returning from Czechoslovakia said troops from Romania Bulgaria Hungary Poland and the Soviet Union joined Czechoslovak forces in autumn maneuvers.
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Waldmuenchen
Germany
Uere
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Oil Early Discovery Near Cuba New York
In 1627 oil was first found in the United States near Cuba New York. Seneca Indians guided a Franciscan missionary to the site where crude petroleum surfaced from a spring. The natives used the oil as medicine and as a paint base.
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United States
Cuba
N. Y
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