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*[[January 9]]: The Greek government officially announces that 4,000 Greeks were forced to leave Istanbul during [[1964]] - the year of the [[Cyprus]] crisis. | *[[January 9]]: The Greek government officially announces that 4,000 Greeks were forced to leave Istanbul during [[1964]] - the year of the [[Cyprus]] crisis. | ||
*[[January 22]]: [[Aliki Vougiouklaki]] marries [[Dimitris Papamichail]]. | *[[January 22]]: [[Aliki Vougiouklaki]] marries [[Dimitris Papamichail]]. | ||
| + | *[[January 27]]: [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] are crushed by [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] 0-4 at [[Toumba Stadium|Toumba]] thanks to goals by [[Vasilis Botinos|Botinos]], [[Nikos Gioutsos|Gioutsos]], [[Grigoris Aghanian|Aghanian]] and [[Giorgos Sideris]]. Eleven years later ([[January 4]], [[1976]]) PAOK will take their revenge at [[Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium|Karaiskaki Stadium]] (Olympiakos-PAOK 0-4) | ||
===February=== | ===February=== | ||
*[[February 23]]: EIR (present-day ERT) broadcasts on Television for the first time. | *[[February 23]]: EIR (present-day ERT) broadcasts on Television for the first time. | ||
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===May=== | ===May=== | ||
*[[May 9]]: After 1,088 scoreless minutes, [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] goalkeeper, [[Takis Economopoulos]], finally concedes a goal. The last time he had been scored against was [[January 17]], 1965. | *[[May 9]]: After 1,088 scoreless minutes, [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] goalkeeper, [[Takis Economopoulos]], finally concedes a goal. The last time he had been scored against was [[January 17]], 1965. | ||
*[[May 12]]: [[AEK FC|AEK]] draw 5-time European Champions Real Madrid 3-3 in a friendly before 29,000 fans. [[Mimis Papaioannou]] (2) and [[Kostas Papageorgiou]] score for the Greek side. | *[[May 12]]: [[AEK FC|AEK]] draw 5-time European Champions Real Madrid 3-3 in a friendly before 29,000 fans. [[Mimis Papaioannou]] (2) and [[Kostas Papageorgiou]] score for the Greek side. | ||
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===July=== | ===July=== | ||
*[[July 5]]: [[Maria Callas]] appears for the last time in an opera, at Covent Garden in London, in "Tosca" directed by Franco Zefirelli. | *[[July 5]]: [[Maria Callas]] appears for the last time in an opera, at Covent Garden in London, in "Tosca" directed by Franco Zefirelli. | ||
*[[July 15]]: PM [[Georgios Papandreou]]'s government is brought down by [[King Constantine II]]. | *[[July 15]]: PM [[Georgios Papandreou]]'s government is brought down by [[King Constantine II]]. | ||
*[[July 21]]: Student Sotiris Petroulas is killed during a pro-[[Georgios Papandreou|Papandreou]] protest in [[Athens]]. | *[[July 21]]: Student Sotiris Petroulas is killed during a pro-[[Georgios Papandreou|Papandreou]] protest in [[Athens]]. | ||
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===August=== | ===August=== | ||
*[[August 20]]: [[Elias Tsirimokos]] is asked to form a government after [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]] fails to get a vote of confidence in Parliament. | *[[August 20]]: [[Elias Tsirimokos]] is asked to form a government after [[Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas]] fails to get a vote of confidence in Parliament. | ||
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===November=== | ===November=== | ||
*[[November 3]]: [[AEK FC|AEK]] defeat World Champions Inter 2-1. AEK's goals were scored by [[Andreas Stamatiadis]] and [[Kostas Nikolaidis]]. | *[[November 3]]: [[AEK FC|AEK]] defeat World Champions Inter 2-1. AEK's goals were scored by [[Andreas Stamatiadis]] and [[Kostas Nikolaidis]]. | ||
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===December=== | ===December=== | ||
*[[December 7]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Athenagoras]] and Pope Paul VI agreed to a revocation of the mutual excommunication decrees of [[1054]]; this historic event was accomplished through simultaneous services in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the patriarchal church in [[Constantinople]]. | *[[December 7]]: Ecumenical [[Patriarch Athenagoras]] and Pope Paul VI agreed to a revocation of the mutual excommunication decrees of [[1054]]; this historic event was accomplished through simultaneous services in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the patriarchal church in [[Constantinople]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:01, June 28, 2007
Events
January
- January 1: OTE begins offering automated services to subscribers; weather and on duty hospital information.
- January 9: The Greek government officially announces that 4,000 Greeks were forced to leave Istanbul during 1964 - the year of the Cyprus crisis.
- January 22: Aliki Vougiouklaki marries Dimitris Papamichail.
- January 27: PAOK are crushed by Olympiakos 0-4 at Toumba thanks to goals by Botinos, Gioutsos, Aghanian and Giorgos Sideris. Eleven years later (January 4, 1976) PAOK will take their revenge at Karaiskaki Stadium (Olympiakos-PAOK 0-4)
February
- February 23: EIR (present-day ERT) broadcasts on Television for the first time.
May
- May 9: After 1,088 scoreless minutes, Panathinaikos goalkeeper, Takis Economopoulos, finally concedes a goal. The last time he had been scored against was January 17, 1965.
- May 12: AEK draw 5-time European Champions Real Madrid 3-3 in a friendly before 29,000 fans. Mimis Papaioannou (2) and Kostas Papageorgiou score for the Greek side.
July
- July 5: Maria Callas appears for the last time in an opera, at Covent Garden in London, in "Tosca" directed by Franco Zefirelli.
- July 15: PM Georgios Papandreou's government is brought down by King Constantine II.
- July 21: Student Sotiris Petroulas is killed during a pro-Papandreou protest in Athens.
August
- August 20: Elias Tsirimokos is asked to form a government after Georgios Athanasiadis-Novas fails to get a vote of confidence in Parliament.
September
- September 17: Stephanos Stephanopoulos is asked to form a government after Elias Tsirimokos fails to get a vote of confidence in Parliament.
November
- November 3: AEK defeat World Champions Inter 2-1. AEK's goals were scored by Andreas Stamatiadis and Kostas Nikolaidis.
December
- December 7: Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras and Pope Paul VI agreed to a revocation of the mutual excommunication decrees of 1054; this historic event was accomplished through simultaneous services in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and the patriarchal church in Constantinople.
Births
January
- January 17: Nikos Nioplias, football player and coach.
March
- March 29: Voula Patoulidou, athlete.
- March 29: Foto Strakosha, footballer
May
- May 22: Fanis Christodoulou, basketball player.
June
- June 13: Vasilis Karapialis, footballer
July
- July 4: Kyriakos Karataidis, footballer
- July 10: Former Princess Alexia.
Deaths
May
- May 5: Nikos Gounaris, elafro singer.
Unknown
- Agapios Tomboulis, rebetiko musician