French plan to change constitution amid De Gaulle peril
Paris reports discussion of replacing the 1958 constitution with direct presidential election to avoid civil war after an assassination attempt on Charles de Gaulle. Senate leader and political sources expect a revived plan to elect the president by nationwide popular vote if the current system risks instability.
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