Gold Run Puts Heat On Franc
A gold rush in France sent the franc’s value toward a devaluation scare as Napoleons traded at banks and shops for about 13.50 dollars or 67.5 francs. Gold prices rose briefly to 43.13 dollars per ounce on the Paris market, with bullion and international trading also higher amid political unease and an austerity plan. President de Gaulle met with his cabinet to discuss threats to the economic program amid labor unrest.
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Paris
Uet
Zurich
London
Charles de Gaulle
Fierce Mortar Attacks Kill and Wound GIs in Vietnam
In Mekong Delta clashes, U S ground troops paid heavy losses with 100 Americans reported killed or wounded. American air power, including B52 raids, targeted Viet Cong positions as battles continued north of Saigon. Military spokesmen noted substantial casualties for North Vietnamese forces amid protracted fighting with U S 1st Air Cavalry and 11th Armored divisions.
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Saigon
Mekong
North Vietnam
U.S
Ong
Ries
Quang Neal City
ILS
Taoys
1St Air Cav
Payne Binh
Toutesani
Cormul
Talks Still Deadlocked in Expanded Vietnam Negotiations
Paris meetings between UPI and North Vietnamese negotiators failed to agree on final arrangements for expanding talks. North Vietnam resisted American procedural rules while both sides described Wednesday's session as useful. Saigon announced its delegation would join the Paris talks, with the possibility of a first expanded session next week amid ongoing military actions around Saigon and surrounding provinces.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
South Rietnam
Saigon
Ay Ninh
Nguyen van Thien
Loc
Thieu
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Demilitarized Zone
North Koreans Ignore Pueblo Crewman's Kin in Moscow Visit
A four member group led by Robert Ayling sought a meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin to plead for the Pueblo crewmen released. Embassy gates blocked the mission. they stressed it was a private trip not state sanctioned. The group aimed to obtain visas and travel to Pyongyang to appeal for clemency.
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Moscow
UPN
Charles Daniels
Lon WI
Virginia
McAfee
Cline
Jakarta
Pueblo
Alexei N. Konsygla
Robert Ayling
Carl McAfee
Hugh Cline
Pyon Byang
Kosygin
United States
North Korea
U. S. State Department
DuBridge on Nixon science policy and space plans
DuBridge outlines Nixon's early science policy efforts. He cites Nobel prizes won by Caltech faculty, Jet Propulsion Laboratory achievements, and elite Caltech students. He notes two task forces: one led by Guy Stever to craft national science policy, another led by Charles Townes for space exploration policy.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Caltech
Nixon
DuBridge
Guy Stever
Carnegie-Mellon University
Charles Townes
University of California At
Berkesley
NuBridge
Townes
Cattech
Independent morning paper notices and pricing in Pasadena
The Independent, a weekday morning paper printed at 5 Colorado Boulevard Pasadena, lists prices 10 daily and 2.50 monthly for home delivery. Mail rates daily including weekends are 2.60 per month. Legal advertising is qualified by Superior Court order Pasadena A No C418. Suke 6 1996. Giliers address and old phone exchanges shown.
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Colorado ‘Boulevard
Pasadena
California
Giliers
Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena Area
Sycamore
Valley
Ormerly
Tue
Dneclest
Murray
Heat Rises In Towers On Clear Winter Nights
A study notes that on calm winter nights higher elevations in tall buildings feel warmer than street level. The effect, due to earth radiation exceeding sun input, was observed at the Eiffel Tower where temperatures climb from base to top during late night hours.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Cnrt Richtot Jr
Gomyright
Weather and temperature outlook with regional notes
The report covers Pasadena and surrounding areas with Friday wind and cooler conditions. It lists highs around 75 to 83 and lows near 20 to 40 in interior regions, plus coastal data and sunset sunrise times. It also reports an unrelated fatal self harm case in the Netherlands and notes mental health history of a diplomat.
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Pasadena
Foir Juirgiinh
Nevada
Lidlle
Wingy
Eriauy
Dtay
Ems
Eutlaeta Darcy Sa Fim
Ot de Ewer
Ag Fe
Rasaden
Brbank Apt
Sandberg
Culver City
San Bernardino
Wrightwood
Eotwvnies
Aquergine
Bonn
UPL
Atumt
fAnchorane
West German Foreign Ministry
Atlanta
Oifeany
York
Boise
Brownsville
Ruediger Herold
Raton
Rouine
St Me Marie
Bernard Dudek
Clericallincessa
Gore
Kansas City
Slesyiog
Belie Hep Sol
Mexico
Bera Ale Ns Jgmesa
Colarano
Eich
Sifernio
Herold
Mara Carter
Henia
Miami Beach
Florida
Stal Eamon
Vanconverta
Dudek
Cuba Hijacking Victims Return Late to Miami
The 37 victims of the latest airliner hijacking arrived in Miami after a Cuba stay, about 20 hours behind schedule. The group, treated well by Cuban authorities, were kept overnight in a hotel as the refugee flights concluded. The district attorney said the commission would not be full and the hijack incident affected official timing of hearings.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
National Airlines
Nixon
Office of Attorney General
Commission
United States
Itime
Younger Hinted Nixon Appointee To Crime Board
Los Angeles County District Attorney Evelle J. Younger was reported by a radio station to be appointed by President-elect Richard Nixon to lead a nationwide crime and law enforcement commission. Younger said he had been approached about the job two weeks ago and would accept it, though no official word had arrived by Wednesday night.
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Los Angeles
Evelle J. Younger
Rischard M. Nixon
Commission On Crime and Law Enforcement
Younger
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