Greek Chief Faces Likely Ouster After Confidence Vote
ATHENS UPI The Greek political crisis rushes toward a vote of confidence for Prime Minister George Athanassiedis Novas as parliament reconvenes amid plots for a replacement. Former Deputy Premier Stephen Stefanovolous is named as a possible compromise candidate as debate begins after a chaotic session with protesters and heckling lawmakers.
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UPI
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Novas
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Stefanovolous
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George Mellas
George Athanassiadis-Novas
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Sabotage Attempt Hurled At Florida Rail Service Restart
STUART FLA UPI The Florida East Coast Railway ran two passenger trains along the Atlantic coast despite a sabotage attempt on the maiden post strike run. A maintenance crewman detected loosened spikes on a track near Stuart and alerted officials. FBI and sheriff’s deputies opened an investigation as the carrier resumed service under strike conditions, warning riders trains could face vandalism.
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Florida East Coast
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Florida Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Danish railways modernize Vaerslev station after scrapping
UPI reports the Danish state railways spent 4200 dollars to modernize Vaerslev station, two months after another department ordered it scrapped.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Danish State Railways
Vaerslev
Ford Faces GOP Criticism After Johnson Weekend Blast
UPI reports from Washington describe Congressman Ford of Michigan calmly absorbing criticism aimed at President Johnson. Ford, newly leading the House GOP, argues Republicans are not blocking the President’s Southeast Asia policy, while press coverage frames him amid leaks and partisan tension.
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United Press International
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UPI
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D-Mass
Congress
Southeast Asia
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Memphis theft ring busted. five men arrested
Police said a clothing theft ring was broken up in Memphis with five Negro men arrested and charged for stealing about $2,000 worth of men's suits from Goldsmith's and selling them at reduced prices. Capt. H. E. Soule said further suspects are being sought and called the group composed of expert shoplifters.
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Memphis
UPU
Viet Report Slated Today Across Europe
United States Ambassador Averell Harriman met with Prime Minister Harold Wilson in London before flying back to Washington to report on European views of the Vietnam situation. He spent 45 minutes with Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and also spoke with former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home about disarmament and other issues.
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UPL
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Harold Wilson
Washington
Johnson
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Michael Stewart
Alec Douglas-Home
Boycott May Close Two School Systems
Fayette County and Tipton County Negro students join walkouts over split-term schooling. Fayette schools may close if protests persist. only about 20 percent of 5,600 Negro students attended opening day. Demonstrations and sit-ins planned at white schools if actions continue into September.
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UPI
Fayette County
J. RK. Martin
Fayette
Tiplan County
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Allen Yancey Jr
Somerville
Martin
Memphis
Fayette and
Tipton
Defense aims to speed troop, supply flow to Vietnam
Washington reports Defense Department plans to widen active and reserve Army strength to meet Vietnam command needs. A new watchdog task force will guard flow of men and supplies, with three reserve divisions to be reinforced to wartime strength and receive intensified training from September.
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Defense Department
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Tdeputy
Cyrrus KR. Vance
U.S
Viet Nam
Sharon Faulkner
Tipton County
Sclioal
Willifense
Robert $. Mewe
Namaca
High Count Commission Due Today
Memphis attorney Larry Creson, named by Gov. Frank Clement to the state supreme court vacancy after the death of Justice Andrew Holmes, was set to receive his commission in a 9:30 a.m. ceremony. Creson, a former Vanderbilt football star and longtime legal figure, has served as judge and chancellor and is a member of the Vanderbilt Board of Trust.
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UPI
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Frank Clement
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Dtislice
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Cresant
Cresan
J Yarwlerbitt University Board of Trust
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Kingsport Times Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Suburban newspaper notices list subscription prices for carriers and mail in the first postal zone. The ad includes contact details for Kingsport Tennessee and a note about republication restrictions and publication schedule.
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TIMES
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