Greek Head Will Renew Liberties Under New Greek Republic
President George Papadopoulos pledged to restore parliamentary democracy next year with martial law lifted and civil liberties reinstated. He announced amnesty for political prisoners, including Panagoulis, and the creation of a constitutional court to legalize parties ahead of elections.
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Greece
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Papadopoulos
Orthodox
Alexander Panagoulis
Constitutional Court
Hope to Find Key to Identity Of Woman
Warren County Sheriff Gary Keyser says information may identify a badly decomposed woman found off Rt 615 near Front Royal. Autopsy and dental records link to a Hollywood Florida woman as investigators, including polygraph tests, pursue leads. items found in the area may aid the case as authorities urge tips to the sheriff's department.
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Warren County
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Steedate Keyser
Washington, D.C
Federal Bureau of Investigation Crime Laboratory
Frederick County
Frederick
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Hollywood
Fla
Keyser
Fairfax
James Beyer
Warren
Warren County Sheriff’s Department
President to Speak in New Orleans on Southeast Asia Hope
President Nixon heads to New Orleans to address the 74th VFW convention in a bid to project stability and peace in Southeast Asia. He will urge a strong defense posture and outline aims for calm amid Watergate fallout with Kissinger joining the delegation for the event.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
New Orleans
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Watergate
White House
America
VFW
New Orleans International Airport
Rivergate Convention Center
French Quarter
Kansas City
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
California
Labor Day
National Security
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Nixon motorcade canceled in New Orleans after warned conspiracy
AP reports President Nixon's motorcade in New Orleans was canceled on advice of the Secret Service which cited a possible conspiracy to assassinate the president. Police were asked to arrest former officer Edward N. Gaudet alias Puncy described as armed and extremely dangerous.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Secret Service
Edward N. Gaudet
Puncy
Sixteen Western Fires Rampage Across 93 000 Acres
The Associated Press reports sixteen fires burn out of control across 93 000 acres in the West as crisis shifts to Northern California. 156 735 acres burned. California Loses 26 000 acres in four fires with 42 950 burned. One firefighter dies in an auto accident after long shifts. Other states report extensive damage including Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington with forests and range lands affected.
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Dick Klade
Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
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Pacific Northwest
Klade
Montana
Oregon
Nevada
Amma
Washington
Wyoming
John Russell
Fire Center
U.S. Forestry Service
Utah
LaGrande
Winchester bloodmobile visits urged for donors
Divinettes sponsor two blood drives in Winchester and Front Royal calling adults aged 18 to 66 in good health to donate. Christ Episcopal Church Parish House hosts 10 a.m. to 3 45 p m event on Boscawen Street. Moose Lodge at 37 Water Street in Front Royal runs noon to 5 45 p m with a 125 pint goal.
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Winchester Divinettes
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
Boscawen St
Moose Lodge
Water St
Front Royal
Laos Premier Survives Rightist Coup Attempt
Laotian government troops crushed exiled General Thao Ma s bid to topple Premier Souvanna Phouma and derail coalition talks with the Pathet Lao. Two government casualties noted. Thao Ma s force under 100 men. Airport and border crossings were closed briefly before normal traffic resumed. U S supports the government and a negotiated Laos settlement.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Thao Ma
Thailand
Souvanna Phoma
Souvanna Ph
Mekong
Chee Mai
U.S
United States
Opposing Views on Nixon Holding Tapes
Senator McGovern says Nixon must face impeachment if he refuses to release White House tapes. Atty. General Richardson argues Nixon has made a strong case against turning over the tapes to Archibald Cox. Both remarks came during Sunday TV interviews.
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Nixon
White House
Congress
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Gallup
New York Times
Senate Watergate Committee
McGovern
CBS
Face the Nation
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Supreme Court
United States
Richardson
ABC
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Cox
Senate Watergate
U.S. District Court
Times
the Times
French Declares Nuclear Tests Continue at Mururoa Atoll
Reports say France has detonated the third test of its current series at Mururoa Atoll with unofficial notes of two more planned. Tahitian authorities and New Zealand opposed the tests while protests spread to Greenpeace III and the Fri. A New York Times Gallup poll shows mixed public response to Nixon Watergate tape issues.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Mururoa Atoll
Norman E. Kirk
New Zealand
Mururoa
Fri
Moorea
Quiet Night in Phnom Penh After Bombing Rush
Phnom Penh remained quiet after a string of bomb blasts killed five and wounded 64. Cambodian forces claimed to have driven Khmer Rouge from an island north of the city and reported harassing fire around Phnom Penh. Saigon reported Viet Cong losses in a separate Mekong Delta attack.
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Cambodia
Am Rong
Khmer Rouge
Tonle Sap
Mekong
Kompong Cham
Saigon
Tien Can
Mekong Delta
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