Editorial on Ethnos trial under Greek Article 191
The Royal Greek Embassy Press and Information Service cites Greece’s Article 191 in reporting the Ethnos publishers were charged for spreading false rumors to fear the citizenry. The tribunal found links Greece-Cyprus were not severely tested, while civil libertarians doubt the claim.
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Royal Greek Embassy Press and Information Service
Washington
Athens
Ethnos
Greece
Cyprus
Noone
Gold from Scrap Heaps and Trash Piles Up in U S
Chemical Engineering News notes military electronic scrap yields about 5.5 ounces of gold per ton far higher than seawater. If all incinerators used new separation tech, households could yield millions of tons of iron and other metals annually, making it costly now but ultimately unavoidable.
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Chemical Engineering News
Garry Moore A Happy Man
New York AP profile on Garry Moore portrays a relaxed figure who avoids big hits and stresses life balance. He now hosts Voice of America broadcasts and To Tell The Truth five times weekly, supports charities, and values sailing his 40-foot ketch and keeping friends.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Gary Moore
Gary
Voice of America
Moore
Take It Easy Vacations on Rails Six Train Tours
Travel feature notes Four Winds Tours expanded from four to six rail itineraries this year. Weekday departures average every other week with guided groups of 2 to 3 escorts. Sleep car accommodations and long scenic runs linger up to 23 days across Canada and Mexico with Houston and Chicago as return legs.
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Four Winds
Cas
Nation's Older People Demand Break in Money Bind
A nationwide cohort of 20 million seniors seeks political clout to press for faster social security and Medicare relief. William Hutton of the National Council of Senior Citizens warns of poverty and neglect while Congress debates a bill to raise benefits and ease Medicare burdens.
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Washington
NEA
William Hutton
National Council of Senior Citizens
Hutton
Congress
Earth Day Reflections On Environment And Economy
A thoughtful editorial contrasts the ambitious moon program with the ongoing environmental challenge. Werhner von Braun discusses smog, waste, and policy hurdles, noting the need for laws and sacrifice without killing jobs. It argues Earth Day should become a daily imperative.
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America
Earth
Werhner von Braun
University of Akron
Simle
Los Angeles
von Braun
Russia
Lenin
Pecos Valley Fire Department thanks the Pecos Enterprise
Letter from the Pecos Valley Fire Department thanks The Pecos Enterprise staff for support during their convention and over the years. They express appreciation for the publication of service records and note it boosts morale. Signed by Dick Wadly, secretary and treasurer.
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Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Vol. Fire Dept
Morales
Pecos Val Fire Dept
Dick Wadly Sec
Tres
New White House Flourishes Spark Debate on Decorum
The piece condemns extravagent ceremonial displays around the President including Marine buglers and banners. It argues the United States values egalitarian ideals and homespun leadership over royal trappings, citing past presidents and the Boston police strike as reminders.
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United States
Colorado
Buckingham
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