Word: niarchoses
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Even so, the outlines of the empire can be discerned through the camouflage with which Ludwig obscures his activities. The six principal divisions: SHIPPING. Ludwig's 59 oceangoing ships include the six biggest tankers afloat, each more than 326,000 deadweight tons. In all, Ludwig has some 5,000...
Piraeus Public Prosecutor Constantine Fafoutis accused him of "inflicting le thal injuries" on his wife Eugenie, and asked for an indictment (TIME, Aug. 31). Greek Shipping Magnate Stavros Niarchos insisted that he had bruised her only while attempting to revive her after she had taken an overdose of barbiturates. Last...
While ugly rumors still circulated in Athens tavernas, Niarchos went about his business. Earlier this summer he asked a special board of magistrates for permission to go abroad on business. After posting bond, he flew off for five days to London. As if nothing had happened, the Greek junta went...
Bodily Injuries. Last week, however, that ending seemed somewhat in question. After a lengthy investigation, Piraeus Public Prosecutor Constantine Fafoutis formally recommended that Niarchos be charged with causing bodily injuries leading to his wife's death. The prosecutor suggested that Niarchos be tried under Article 311 of the Greek...
When the prosecutor's recommendation was announced last week, Niarchos was aboard his black-hulled schooner Creole off the Côte d'Azur. Once again, Niarchos protested that Eugenie's death had been a simple suicide. "There is, alas, only a single sad truth," he told...