De Gaulle Confirms Candidacy for Re election
Paris President Charles de Gaulle announced he will seek re election for a seven year term in a radio address, signaling trust in胜 electorate. he faces opposition from at least five candidates while aiming to win in the Dec 5 vote with possible runoff on Dec 19. De Gaulle plans to govern without formal party backing, despite UNR officials indicating non involvement in campaign.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Gaullist Union For A New Republic
UNR
De Gaulle Faces Direct Presidential Vote in 1965 Campaign
The race features Francois Mitterrand with Socialist and Communist backing against right wing figures Jean Louis Tixier-Vignancour and Jean Le Camnet, among others. De Gaulle, turning 74 on November 22, will not mount a vigorous campaign, planning limited radio broadcasts and no whistle-stop tours to maintain an aloof, national image.
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Francois Mitterrand
Fourth Republic
Jean- Louis Tixier-Vignancour
Paris
Vichy
Paul Antier
Pierre Marcilhaey
Jean Lecannet
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
France
Tmne
Johnson Says Saigon Proceeds With Energy and Resolve
The White House says President Johnson is satisfied the Saigon government and people are prosecuting the Vietnam War with energy and resolve. Press secretary Moyers denied reports that Kissinger and Clifford acted on presidential assignment, calling the Saigon situation encouraging.
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Texas White House
Johnson
Saigon
Bil D. Moyers
Washington Post
White House
Henry Kissinger
Clark Clifford
Washington
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Moyers
Language Grant Announced by Ford Foundation
The Ford Foundation granted 3 million dollars to the Center for Applied Linguistics in Washington DC for a five year program to improve teaching of English as a second language abroad and to strengthen teaching of important but lesser-known foreign languages in the United States.
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New York
UPI
Ford Foundation
Center For Applied Linguistics
Washington, D.C
United States
Judge orders teen to write essay or jailed in rights case
Ghand Haven Michigan UPI reports 18 year old Craig Hardy was ordered by a judge to compose a 300 word essay on The Rights of Minority Groups or face five days in jail. The sentence follows his attempt to chop down a John Birch Society poster calling for the impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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UPI
Craig Hardy
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John Birch Society
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Labor Party Majority Shrinks to Two Votes in UK by-elections
In London and Westminster a by election kept Conservative ranks at 303 as John Smith won with 15 037 votes. The ruling Labor majority in the Commons slipped to two with the Erith and Crayford by election to follow after Norman Dodds’s death last August.
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House of Commons
Commons
Westminster
Harry Hylton-Foster
John Smith
Erith and
Crayford
Norman Dodds
Nasser Buys 100,000 Tons of U.S. Corn
The United Arab Republic purchased nearly six million dollars of U.S. corn paid in dollars, clearing the way to resume food shipments to Cairo. The 100,000 ton purchase honors a previous surplus food agreement violation and paves the way for a new Cairo currency based surplus package.
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Washington
United Arab Republic
United States
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Department
Nasser
Cairo
Massachusetts Mental Health Plan Pushes Local Services
A two year study urges doubling mental health spending to 150 million over ten years and creating 37 community areas. Six regional centers for emotionally disturbed children and immediate aid to six communities are proposed alongside a shift to home based care and greater local services.
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Massachusetts Mental Health Planning Project
John A. Volpe
Barnstable
Haverhill
Lynn
New Bedford
Plymouth
Springfield
Red-Sponsored Strike Fails in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo a general strike call against Yankee imperialism failed as public and private offices operated normally. A nearby shooting left two men wounded or dead, while former President Bosch urged work, and leftist groups split over the strike. The Provisional Garcia Godoy regime was praised for resisting Communist pressure.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Godoy
U.S
Juan D. Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Garcia-Godoy
Organization of American States
Bosch
Washington
United States
Puerto Rico
Orbit Plan Announced By France
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle intends to place the French Tricolor in space before the December presidential election. The all-French Aené satellite, weighing 101.2 pounds, is scheduled for late November launch to demonstrate France’s space prowess as De Gaulle seeks re election.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Space Club
United States
Soviet Union
U S Misreads Japanese Opinion Says Tokyo
Tokyo officials accuse Washington of overemphasizing mass media and left wing scholars in judging Japanese public mood. Akira Sono of the Foreign Ministry notes American experts rely on Japanese newspapers and left leaning outlets. He comments on a State Dept official's criticism of misreading Vietnam and China.
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Foreign Ministry
United States
Japan
Akira Sono
Sono
William P. Bundy
Far Eastern
Viet Nam
Communist
China
Japanese view of U.S. aims in Vietnam discussed
Sono stated that American officials largely rely on the press and Japanese intellectuals for information but emphasized that this did not criticize Bundy or U.S. Ambassador Reischauer. He noted that the Japanese public largely favors America and comprehends U.S. goals in Vietnam.
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U.S
Edwin 0. Reischauter
Sono
Viet Nam
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