Giscard urges De Gaulle to ease strongman rule in Parliament
Paris reports former finance minister Valery Giscard d Estaing warned Charles de Gaulle to loosen his grip on the legislature. Giscard's Indepen dents won 44 seats, leaving de Gaulle with a one seat majority and prompting talks of a daily majority committee to shape policy and open debates on major issues. De Gaulle faces no support from Communists or Leftists as cabinet reviews election results and the international situation.
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Russians Emphasize Submarine Fleet Buildup
London reports Soviet leaders have given top priority to Polaris type nuclear submarines to cut American missile load and bolster defenses against China. Sources say the rapid submarine fleet growth adds an assault capability of 20 medium range rockets, supplementing Moscow’s anti missile defenses and signaling a strategic shift away from fixed site rockets.
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Romney says Vietnam War main issue in 1968 campaign
Gov. George W. Romney says Johnson can be beaten as voters doubt programs work and focus on basic problems. He calls the Vietnam War the main issue if it lasts, notes Democratic rifts over bombing North Vietnam, praises Volpe, and discloses Romney’s Harvard MIT meetings during a three day visit to the Kennedy Institute in Boston.
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Harvard Center For International Affairs
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Kennedy's Body Moved To Permanent Grave
The bodies of President John F Kennedy and his two children were quietly moved about 40 feet to permanent graves at Arlington National Cemetery. Caskets were reburiied near the unfinished memorial as the eternal flame was relocated. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy and an unnamed infant girl lie with him. Guards barred onlookers during the late night transfer amid rain and flood lights. The grave site now aligns with the Lee Mansion, Memorial Bridge, the Lincoln Memorial, and the DC side.
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Tunisian President Bourguiba Hospitals Rest Ordered
President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia suffered chest pains on Tuesday night. Doctors ordered several weeks of rest under medical supervision after an indisposition with severe chest pain. Bourguiba, 63, received care from heart specialists Dr. Amar Chedly and Dr. Mohamed Ben Samil at the palace. Reuters notes Bourguiba led the independence campaign, becoming premier in 1956 and president after the republic was proclaimed.
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Mohamed Ben Samil
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Mauritania
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