Greek Premier Skips Independence Celebrations
Athens AP report notes absence of Premier George Papadopoulos from Independence Day events fueling speculation he is ill or alienated from the ruling junta. Papadopoulos has not been seen publicly since Jan 22, with security tight and traffic halted for his frequent bulletproof car commutes.
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George Papadopoulos
Army
Papadopoulos
George Zoitakis
Constitution Square
Oddyseas Anghelis
Stylianos Patakos
Despina Papadopoulos
Frederick County Community Attitudes Survey Highlights Tax Grievances
The survey shows high local taxes and contentious assessment practices harming Frederick County residents. People cite pessimism about jobs and a unclear future as industrial or bedroom community potential. Retailers are seen as helpful, while the Chamber of Commerce receives mixed views on responsiveness.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Negro Congressmen Meet With Nixon
Fourteen months after the request, 13 black congressmen met President Nixon in Washington for a 90 minute discussion. They called it fruitful and said Nixon showed sympathy to their 32 page, 60 item plan. They urged continued liaison and outlined goals including 1.1 million public service jobs, a $6,500 family of four income, Southeast Asia disengagement, and larger domestic programs financed by military cuts.
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Nixon
Charles Diggs
Dmich
House Black Caucus
Diggs
Southeast Asia
92Nd Congress
Africa
United States
Republic of South Africa
States Face Welfare Funds Loss
Washington report says Indiana and Nebraska face a combined loss of 54 million dollars in federal welfare aid next Thursday unless last minute changes avert the cutoff. The Nixon administration cites failure to update dependent child maximum payments with inflation as the core issue.
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Washington
Indiana
Nebraska
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Judge Seeks Verdict In Calley My Lai Case
In Benning Georgia AP reports the Calley My Lai trial jurors faced a tenth day of deliberations with a Monday verdict deadline looming. Judge Reid Kennedy warned of asking why if no decision arrives. The panel considers four counts of murder and manslaughter against Lt. William L. Calley, with possible outcomes including acquittal, various forms of murder, or manslaughter.
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William L. Calley
My Lai
Reid Kennedy
Calley
Physician sues Hughes over failed promise 50k yearly deal
Los Angeles AP report states Dr. Robert Buckley sued Howard Hughes for 1.8 million claiming an oral contract to be Hughes' personal physician through 1988 at 50 000 a year and says he was fired without cause on December 31 last year. Buckley said he was hired in 1968 and moved to Las Vegas Nevada.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Robert Buckley
Buckley
Las Vegas
Nev
Lack Of Coordination Delays POW Release Efforts
A House subcommittee was told that fragmented private and government groups hinder POW and MIAs release efforts. Rep. G V Montgomery urged a joint House Senate panel including families to unify actions, while Rep Clarence Miller proposed a presidential commission. The call followed criticism of annual hearings yielding little progress and a push for a focused POW advocacy group. In 1969 Australia welcomed 185000 new citizens.
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Indochina
Mississippi
Clarence Miller
Ohio
National League of Families of
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Kenneth North
North Vietnam
Montgomery
Pentagon
State Department
Asst
William Sullivan
Hanoi
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