Exiled Greek ex-dictator Papadopoulos among 5 officials
Greece's new civilian government exiled former dictator George Papadopoulos and four aides to an Aegean island under a law used against dissidents. A sixth associate, Brig. Gen. Dimitrios Ioannides, reportedly fled. In Belfast, the British army seized a two truck IRA arms convoy, including mortars, rounds, submachine guns, and explosives.
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Greece
George Papadopoulos
Aegean
Dimitrios Ioannides
Papadopoulos
Stylianos Patakos
Nicholas Makarezos
Greek
Central Intelligence Agency
Michael Routogalis
Ioannis Ladas
Sento Kea
Sma
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
IRA
Springfield Road
Convicts Shoot To Freedom At St Vincent De Pan
Five inmates at the St Vincent de Pan penitentiary escaped in a gun battle from the visitors room. Police launched a large downtown manhunt after two cars carried the convicts toward the city. The group included three escapees from a prior breakout, and authorities warn they are extremely dangerous. A prison spokesman said the five seized a bag of arms smuggled in by a visitor as they fled.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Pan
Jose
Armored car heist hits record cash loss in Chicago
National reports that burglars escaped with about 21 million to 31 million in cash from Armored Express. Cmdr. Victor Vrdolyak says the weekend theft totaled 3.031 million in small bills, with over 2 million left behind due to time and manpower limits. Three suspects were questioned as an empty van linked to the robbery was found. In Seattle, Boeing confirms Soviet officials visit to discuss purchasing 747s, with no public publicity sought. The Soviets consider up to 10 ISPs in a short-body, very-long-range model.
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Victor Vrdolyak
Armored Express Corp
Seattle
Boeing Co
Notable Figures Move in and Out of Hospitals
Happy Rockefeller leaves Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City after a week recovering from radical breast surgery. A spokesman says she is in excellent spirits and eager to go home. Nel son A. Rockefeller has visited daily. David Carradine faces a Los Angeles court on multiple charges following a disorderly incident at a Canyon house. Miss Kitty alleges assault and lewd conduct. Miss Fitler, aunt of Happy Rockefeller, denies changing plans to wed her young ex chauffeur. Jack Benny to be released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after medical tests. William Sutch, longtime economist, charged in Wellington with spying for the Soviet Union.
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Rockefeller
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
David Carradine
Canyon
Annick Marie Kilty
Los Angeles
Carradine
Michael Lobner
Miss Kitty
Rachel Fitler
Happy Rockefeller
Philadelphia
London
Miss Fitler
Michael Wilson
Associated Press
Villanova
Teacher seeks reinstatement after sex change operation
Phila Grossman, 55, of Plainfield New Jersey, filed suit in U S District Court seeking reinstatement to her tenure as a Bernards Township junior high teacher after suspension following a sex change operation in April 1971 She called transexualism an unusual medical problem that does not affect her teaching ability and demanded restoration to her position.
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U.S. District Court
Grossman
Plainfield
N.J
Bernards Township
Harrison says Beatles reunion unlikely and unlikely return
Former Beatle George Harrison dismissed a Beatles reunion as fantasy and said he would only join a band with John Lennon, not Paul McCartney. Harrison spoke at a Los Angeles news conference during a Canadian and American tour, noting four British musicians now prefer individual careers and he has no personal grudge against McCartney.
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Ringo Starr
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Paul
Ringo
States
Bangladesh
Free Preston and Chaplin News Prompts Mixed Headlines
The Pentagon freed Robert K. Preston after two months at hard labor for stealing a helicopter and landing it on the White House lawn. Chaplin announces return to filmmaking with The Freak while promoting My Life In Pictures and denying retirement. Clement Stone defends $6 million Nixon contributions as history’s turning point.
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Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
London
Stone
Clement Stone
Chicago
Nixon
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