Constantine may return as monarch of Greece
Greece's new civilian government revived the 1952 constitution and pledged a free decision by the people on restoring the monarchy. A referendum or constituent assembly vote within six months was deemed likely to settle whether Constantine would be allowed to return as king.
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Texas prison imposes news blackout in Carrasco hostage saga
Texas Department of Corrections bars negotiations details and media access as the Carrasco hostage crisis enters its 10th day. Officials warn public reporting could endanger the 13 captives while Carrasco demands an armored truck and a short wave radio as conditions to release hostages. Three women volunteers remain with the captives and the prison chaplain plans to stay.
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UPI
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Texas Department of Corrections
TDC
Ron Taylor
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W.J. Estelle
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Elizabeth Beseda
Novella Pollard
Joseph O Brien
Two Death Sentences Ordered in California Murders
Two convicted killers were sentenced to die in the gas chamber at San Quentin, the latest in California after the death penalty revival. Ronald Sims and David Rudolph Peterson received death sentences for willful, premeditated murders, joining codefendant Donald Bernard in the new penalty regime. Sims killed during a $10 West Hollywood holdup, while Peterson and Bernard murdered two teenagers near Victorville.
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UPI
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Calif
Santa Monica Superior Court
Laurence J. Rittenband
Ronald Sims
Peterson
Bernard
Lovers Lane
Victorville
New Mexico
Communists Press Da Nang Drive In South Vietnam
Communist forces escalated a two week campaign against Da Nang shelling the city and overrunning three nearby villages. Viet Cong infantry seized three government villages southwest of Da Nang and besieged Que Son as a 2000 strong regiment moved toward the city.
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Saigon
UPI
da Nang
South Vietnam
Que Son
Hoa Cat
FTC investigates food and energy antitrust violations
FTC chairman Lewis Engman said investigations are under way into whether food and energy industries violated antitrust laws to push up prices. He foresees possible complaints within months and notes plans to probe health care, while litigation continues against eight major oil firms and local distributors.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Lewis Engman
FTC
Engman
Carol Emerling
Sunday Deadline For Bell Phone Walkout
Negotiators for Bell Telephone and unions representing about 725,000 workers resumed talks to avert a strike set for midnight Sunday. Union leaders claim strike inevitability, while AT&T spokesman Jim Mundis says both sides will seek solutions. If launched it would be the first major Bell system walkout, sidelining roughly 750,000 employees.
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UPI
Bell Telephone System
Jim Mundis
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mundis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bell System
Nixon Surrenders More Watergate Tapes for Judge Review
Nixon's lawyers turned over 13 additional Watergate tape recordings to Judge John Sirica as part of the cover up case. The batch includes five talks with Colson and Haldeman and eight with Colson, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman. A ruling on executive privilege is pending.
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UPI
Nixon
John J Sirica
Sirica
Supreme Court
White House
Leon Jaworski
Charles W. Colson
H.R. Haldeman
Colson
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Hauser
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