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SATHEN S A', - A giant neon Cony;1-line as Greece's chief of since a coop on April 21, 1967, THE PAPDOPOULOS govern- HOWEVER, the country's par-
sign atop Mt, Lycahettos, Athens' state, confirm George Papado- aholished the mionarchy laszt Jone meet has already mode this lialily mated press has been per-
ighest point, lights oip every -poos as president of the newly 1 and proclaimed Greece a re- clear, milled to ry statements by
eig-ht with juist one ward, "a. formed repuhlic, and approve puhlic, "The repuhlic is an irreversihle former politicians wvho oppose 'hie
That is the Greek word fo)r sme conistittlional changes. A negative vote will display fact," it said, adding that if regime, and newspapers have
yesan a eser~s knosit A YS OT isalos unse- oplar disapp, rova of these de- tilis~es the referendum it will heen critical in carefully word-
T1nises1heC ornmen!ICt ivints sily expected. selopmlen ts, htwont cha nge ily ~1hold a sew One. T his ed editorials and cartoons.
voters next Sonda., July 29,t1) poslt, head of a nmili- anything. Constantine will still wolld sinmilarly ask confirmation The antigoverinment newspaper
v ote yes in the natinal plehis-lry bhacked governmenlt that has he writhou>.t his throne and Papa of C'onstantine's ouster and Pty- Vradyoi called on the government
cite to ruifyIthe noIer o'fi ~n ruleudwihdilauril oees dopouulos nllstu11 he'president. padu )uiur'As' ass,,umptiumoofthue to disclose how meucl it is spend-
- reidnc, m wlY 1 11 Johic mopto gem it efelected, a n d
of tlh') nis - 1 rubSiumlt 1l 1paoted mint that in demortic
cha uges. elecimon. political parties, not the
T s voidliii - the 'government t l\,1 Ey'rsu id the, nill.
' .ha sffllered the voters sortim - Jlsot opposition ha. been ex-
siiiste un iddfi'l pressed abroad.
ts refuse. Among the constiu- IKING CONSTANTINEfroin
tuonol changes ts he 'pprov-ed or his Noose home in exile, demand-
disapproved are twa that woumld ed that Greeks he allowed to ex-
lift permnnt martial law in pins their desires freely in a
s Athens and the neighhoring apin. referenduom conducted hy a nem
- - -of Piraeums, and restore persasm-ut tral, careta ker governmsent. le
liherties. said if Gmeeks were denied the
- -Farmer maembuers of P mnt:-m chance Is select their own Lemd-
- meet, disbanded afier the 1957 ers he would "fight with all nmy
coutp, hove branded the ref, rn-stsrength as a suoldier."
Nwduim a "farne," Many (reeks ouu' Frain Paris former Premier
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whit il's mll about, "people of Greece mush reject
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