Karamanlis Seen as Stabilizing Force in Greek Politics
In Athens many debate the 70 year old prime minister Constantine Karamanlis as either ill or preparing to step down. Since taking power in 1974 he rebuilt democracy, redefined the monarchy question, and guided a new constitution while balancing left and right pressures. Parliament elections are due fall 1978.
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Andreas Papandreou
Bug Dust To Change The World The Young Need Help From
A cautionary piece to parents about touring youths returning from education mills. It urges acceptance of generational change, noting young people question old orders and seek new solutions. It emphasizes shared growth, mutual adjustment, and that each generation builds on predecessors.
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Robert Frost
Sidewalk Demolition Derby in New York Rights Clash
Russell Baker reflects on New York sidewalk collisions as a theatrical clash of liberty and rights. He describes head on near misses and shoulder barges, framing daily encounters as a ritual where yielding is seen as weakness and pride, honor, and personal space collide amid a rights saturated city.
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Mailbag policy and the dramatic street rights debate
Readers urged to include name address and phone for mailbag letters with verification. The piece lampoons aggressive pedestrians on Park Avenue and a motorist who apologizes, sparking a confrontation and a police intervention in a tense rush hour scene.
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Hunger Strike in Chile at UN Prompts U N Pressure
Tom Wicker reports 26 relatives of disappeared prisoners in Chile staged a hunger strike at the U.N. in Santiago. They pressed Pinochet for full disclosure, a Chilean led international inquiry, and no reprisals. The protest ended after concessions, with limited gains and ongoing human rights concerns under Pinochet.
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Harvard-Educated Gorilla Anchors TV News in Peoria
The article recounts Morton Malion, producer at KOKO Peoria, discovering a gorilla who became a TV anchor after Kitty Knisch quits. The gorilla, dubbed anchor creature, boosts ratings and draws rumors of moves to ABC NBC or CBS. Believability, Malion says, is the key to TV success.
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NBC
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41 prisoners toil on county roads in largest daily roll
In a county drive this week guards moved a record 41 prisoners to work on the roads, the largest single-day labor force yet known. Trap Hill voters rejected three high school measures, Eccles precinct backed one, Lester and Bolt proposals failed.
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Carter seeks centralized intelligence czar in US system
KGB analysis warns Carter aims to consolidate budget, planning and control of US intelligence under a single trusted leader. It outlines how he may move to remove military intelligence influence from Defense, abolish oversight boards, and tighten procedures to present reforms while concentrating power in a president loyal chief, with insinuations about motives and likely resistance from agencies.
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