Greek
paper
censored
ATHENS (UPI) — A major Greek
newspaper, which carried an editorial mildly
critical of the new military-backed regime,
was closed down Sunday despite repeated
government assurances that censorship had
been lifted.
Newspaper sources said Athens’ con
servatively-oriented afternoon Daily
Vrathyni was padlocked about midnight
Saturday by men in civilian clothes, ac
companied by four locksmiths.
The men said they were acting on orders
of “The Chief’’ but failed to identify him and
gave no reason for the lockup. The final
editions of the newspaper carried a front
page editorial mildly critical of the new
regime’s first policy statement.
Since ousting Papadopoulos Nov. 25,
regime officials said "censorship has been
abolished throughout the country.” But the
military officers twice have summoned
publishers to iniorm mem wnat was ex
pected.
Since the last publishers’ meeting
Thursday, Greek newspapers have carried no
domestic economic or political stories except
(hose repeating official announcements.
The newspapers, which strongly attacked
Papadopoulos in the days immediately after
the coup, also dropped nearly all reference to
the fallen leader, except when clearly at
tributing the report to foreign news sources
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Union message in January, administration officials said
Sunday. The program would cover doctor bills, hospital
costs, prescription drugs, family planning services, dental
care for children up to 13-year-old and a wide variety of other
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GOLAN HEIGHTS—Israeli and Syrian tanks and ar
tillery dueled for more than four hours along the Golan
Heights Sunday in the heaviest outbreak of fighting on the
northern front since the 39-day-old cease-fire went into effect.
Shooting also was reported on the Lebanese border. On the
diplomatic front, Egyptian officials in Cairo said another
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South Korea shuffles cabinet
SEOUL — South Korean President Park Chung-hee
replaced 10 cabinet ministers and the director of the Korean
Central Intelligence Agency Monday in a sweeping reshuffle
of his government. Park kept Premier Kim Jong-pil and nine
other cabinet members in their posts when he announced the
shakeup about an hour after all ministers sent in their
resignations Culture and Information Minister Yun Ju
young said Kim and the cabinet, of which he is the head, held
an emergency session this morning and decided to resign.
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cabinet has decided to resign en masse to take the respon
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