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"Is Caramanlis coming?" That question has often been voiced in Greece since the 1967 military takeover, as Greeks wistfully recalled the democratic leadership of Constantine Caramanlis, who was Premier from 1955 to 1963. Last week the question was being asked with new hope. In a statement from Paris, where he...
Charging that the regime had disrupted the armed forces, damaged the economy, engaged in "unprecedented brutality" against protesting students, and lied to the people with false pledges to restore democracy, Caramanlis demanded that the junta resign, bring back King Constantine from exile in Rome and hand over power to "an...
Monday Club opinions at their most outrageous were clearly heard during a recent, unsuccessful parliamentary campaign to restore capital punishment in Britain. By way of soothing those who might think the gallows cruel, Guinness proposed a more creative method of disposing of the condemned: give them razor blades in the...
CBS News Special. "Five Presidents on the Presidency" draws on TV interviews ranging back to HST in 1952 to explore the occupants' various interpretations of the Oval Office. See a pre-Watergate Nixon say with a straight face: "I hope to restore respect to the Presidency." CH.5. 9 p.m. Color...
Despite all the talk about detente, things are not settled at Pontiac. No one has yet been charged in the knifings during the mess-hall scrape, and between 25 and 30 cons believed to have been most involved are still isolated in a special cell unit. Petrilli has long been...