Cyprus President Makarios Arrested in Greek Cypriot Coup
Nicosia reports a coup by the Cyprus National Guard led by Greek officers, ousting President Archbishop Makarios and installing publisher Nicos Swampson. Makarios reportedly alive or dead amid shelling of the palace. Turkish opposition signals possible intervention as NATO powers seek restraint.
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Funeral set for Mission Hills youth Andrew Spooner
Funeral services for 18 year old Andrew William Spooner, a Mission Hills videographer and Cabrillo High School graduate, will be held tomorrow at Starbuck Memorial Chapel. He died in a single vehicle crash on McLaughlin Road. Burial will be in New York. Donations go to the Andrew Spooner Memorial Fund.
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Reinecke perjury trial opens in federal court
The California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke perjury trial began in Washington with juror questioning. Judge Barrington Parker said the panel would be sequestered due to publicity and predicted the trial would last at least a week.
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Nixon family vacations in Palm Desert estate use
President Nixon and his wife Pat with daughter Tricia and Edward Cox fly by helicopter to Palm Desert to relax at Walter Annenberg’s estate. They travel without staff, leaving La Casa Pacifica around 10:30 a.m. The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with mild coastal highs in the 60s and inland highs in the 70s to mid 80s, with tides noted for Tuesday.
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German AEROS-B satellite to lift off from Vandenberg
A four stage Scout rocket will launch from Vandenberg AFB at 4 40 a m tomorrow carrying AEROS B a German NASA cooperative mission to study the ionosphere and upper atmosphere with five experiments and vernier engines for orbit adjustments.
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Colson links Nixon to Ellsberg break-in orders
Charles W. Colson reportedly implicated President Nixon in ordering the Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in during testimony before a closed impeachment inquiry. Rep. Fish said Colson referred to ordering it, while Rep. Hogan disputed that direct order. Ehrlichman faces up to 25 years for conspiring in the Fielding case.
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