Europe Tightens Security for Leaders Across Continent
Western European governments have increased protective measures for their leaders amid extremist activity though risks differ from Americas. Incidents like Brezhnev’s Kremlin attack and Carrero Blanco’s death prompted reviews, with leaders often strolling crowds at home but wary abroad.
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London
America
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Luis Carrero Blanco
Harold Wilson
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Buckingham Palace
Princess Anne
Currency Reform Ruins Wealth For South Vietnam Elite
Foreigners from Saigon report currency conversion wipes out middle and upper class wealth in South Vietnam, driving fear and calls to move to countryside. Wealthy face hopelessness, distrust of banks, and restricted exchanges while poor see little change. Prices collapse, nationalizations rise, and rural life largely unaffected.
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Thailand
Saigon
South Vietnam
Evangelists' Ranks Growing In U S Catholic Evangelical Surge
New York report notes roving preachers form a growing evangelical renaissance. About 2,000 travel evangelists exist across denominations led by 900 Southern Baptists with 500 full time. They vary from trained preachers to pulpit thumpers and rely on crowds and conversions for bookings. George Washington signed patent system into law on April 10, 1790.
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New York
Robert Coleman
Methodist Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
Southern Baptists
Leighton Ford
Tom Skinner
Elmer Gantry
George Washington
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