Greece grants amnesty for coup prisoners including Papandreou
The Greek regime freed 2,600 political detainees after the April 21 coup, including Andreas Papandreou and Miki Theodorakis, as it announced a revised constitution and a referendum next April 21. Exiled King Constantine welcomed the move from Rome.
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Yorty Calls for Jobs to Curb Hardcore Unemployed
Los Angeles Mayor Sam W. Yorty told the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders that tackling the hardcore unemployed is essential and cites private industry creating Watts area jobs. Mayors Maier McKeldin Whelan Cervantes urge broader suburban burden sharing and national funding to solve inner city issues.
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