Bankers Move To Still World's Money Crisis
London and Zurich markets rally as central bankers mount a squeeze on speculators to recycle funds back to origin countries. The Basel meeting aims to move about 5 billion dollars of hot money, with Bonn's plan seen as delaying a revaluation until after Germany’s Sept 28 election. Kiesinger faces criticism from the Social Democrats over the decision.
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Still World
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Basel
Switzerland
West Germany
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Britain
Germany
Bonn
Karl Blessing
Federal Bank
Blessing
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
National Democratic Party
Adolf von Thadden
De Gaulle Relaxing on Hotel Grounds in Ireland
Charles de Gaulle and wife Yvonne remain within the Heron Cove Hotel grounds in County Kerry during a multi week visit. Mass was held in Latin by Father Robert Flavin as the general enjoys a peaceful retreat with boating, fishing, and walks nearby amid guarded grounds and a calm seaside setting.
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Charles de Gaulle
Yvonne
Heron Cove
County Kerry
Ireland
France
Colombeyles-Deux Eglises
Robert Flavin
St. Michael's Church
Sneem
Father Flavin
Kenmare Bay
Flavin
Kenmare
Parknacilla
Grace of Monaco
Waterville
Charlies Chaplin
Malaysia Regime Retains Parliament Control With Narrow Majority
Prime Minister Rahman’s Alliance remains in control of Parliament after the third general election, but cannot secure a two thirds majority. Final returns show at least 76 of 144 seats for the three‑party bloc. West Malaysia loss and Sabah results leave uncertainty in Sarawak and Sabah. Three cabinet members defeated Rahman faced weaker support in his own district.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tuku Abdul Rahman
Alliance Party
Rahman
West Malaysia
North Borneo
Sabah
Borneo
Sarawak
Mitchell Urges Fortas Resignation Pressure
New York reports Ally General John Mitchell spoke with Chief Justice Earl Warren urging him to tell Justice Abe Fortas to resign. Newsweek cited Nixon orders saying the facts will surface, while Rep. Gross pushed impeachment unless Fortas quits. Mandel echoed calls, and Celler urged Fortas explain Wolfson foundation fee.
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John Mitchell
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Abe Portas
Newsweek
Mitchel
Nixon
Warren
Justice Department
Mitchell
Fortas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Louis Wolfson
Rep
H. R. Gross
Lown
Gross
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
GOP
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Fortag
New President at CCNY Faces Militants Demands
In New York City City College of New York began classes under Acting President Joseph J. Copeland as protests continued. Black, Puerto Rican and white students demand the school close until five minority demands are met. Protests linked to broader campus upheaval extend to nearby colleges and universities across the region.
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Marietta College
Ohio
City College of New York
Marietta
Frank E. Duddy
Earl Maiman
Duddy
Maiman
City College
Joseph J. Copeland
Olean
N.Y
Reginald Redson
St. Bonaventure University
Students For A Democratic Society
Mother’s Bay
SDS
Washington
Howard University
College of Liberal Arts
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College Management Magazine
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Boston
University of Massachusetts
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Amherst
Boston Globe and Herald Traveler
N. Korea
Moscow
Nikolai v. Podgorny
North Korea
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