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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1969

Page

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West German Market Moves Raise Speculation Across Europe

In London AP reporting, a wave of speculation surrounds the West German mark after Charles de Gaulle’s resignation on April 28. Traders borrow heavily to buy marks, betting on a revaluation, while West German Chancellor Kiesinger ruled out any upward adjustment. The piece outlines who speculators are, from American tourists to corporate foreign operations chiefs, and notes the mark’s rise to 25 1/4 cents, with forecasts of potential gains if the mark is revalued to about 27 cents. It also details the risk of losses for borrowers if the mark doesn’t strengthen. In Wellsville Ohio, widower James W Brown and widow Stella Wright plan a May 18 marriage totaling 168 years of combined life plus 285 descendants.

London Charles de Gaulle France Kurt Kiesinger Europe Frankfurt Wellsville Ohio James W. Brown Stella Wright Brown Alliance Wright Columbiana County Lisbon

Britain’s Abortion Law Faces Heated Debate A Year On

Britain’s abortion law, enacted in 1968 to allow terminations under NHS care, remains contentious. Supporters hail its necessity and about 95,000 yearly expected abortions, while opponents claim it creates an abortion center and raises issues in private practice.

London Britain National Health Service West Crossman

Dartmouth Students Sentenced in Contempt Trial

Forty five Dartmouth and other students were sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $100 each for criminal contempt after refusing to leave the administration building they had seized. Judge Martin Loughlin ordered immediate incarceration and suggested moving prisoners if local jails filled.

Woodsville N.H Dartmouth Martin Loughin Loughlin Herbert Ash Grafton Acc Atty George Papademos Students For A Democratic Society Thaddeus Seymour

Strike Halts Production of Chevyl

Detroit AP reports a continuing strike at seven General Motors Assembly Division plants cripples Chevrolet production. Ward's Automotive Reports shows standard-size Chevys down half and Chevelle down further, with total losses about 28,000 cars weekly. Sixty eight thousand five hundred workers affected. main issues wage differentials and seniority lists. duration uncertain.

Detroit General Motors Assembly Chevrolet Ward Automotive Chevrolet Assembly Fisher United Auto Workers Fisher Body St. Louis

National Health Service Abortion Costs and Private Care

The association says most doctors respect the act and work easily under it. The NHS abortion costs the state about 60, with no charge to the patient. A private patient in Harley Street may pay 400 to 500 for a night in a private nursing home.

National Health Service Harley Street

Job Corps Reports Termed Unreliable

Washington AP Comptroller General Elmer Staats told the House Labor and Education Committee that Job Corps record keeping is unreliable hindering a $1.6 million survey of national poverty programs. He cited studies showing 29 percent of 362 former workers never worked for listed employers and waivers of eligibility standards for a third of 1,000 applicants. Perkins called the report worthless, while Staats defended that Job Corps has not improved enough since 1988.

Washington Elmer B. Staats Und Congress House Committee Staats House Labor and Education Committee Carl Perkins D-Ky Perkins Government Accounting Office

Navy Plane Missing 300 Miles West of Portugal

A Navy F8E jet based in Rhode Island with four crew members aboard is missing 300 miles west of Portugal after a Wednesday launch on a routine training flight. Navy helicopters from USS Wasp and other ships are searching amid bad weather.

Quonset Point Rai Portugal Navy Naval Air Staton Wasp

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