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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

10

De Gaulle Says Tempted to Quit Over French Crisis

Paris Sunday report quotes President de Gaulle saying he felt the temptation to withdraw on May 29 but stayed on to defend the Republic against subversion. He accuses revolutionary groups and a totalitarian Communist enterprise of trying to seize power through general strikes to paralyze the country. He cites Pompidou talks with unions and urges unity in the lead up to elections and a postponed referendum on social reform.

Paris de Gaulle Michel Droil de ‘Jauile France Moscow Mr. Pompidou de Claulle

Bidault Returns to France From Exile

Georges Bidault former French prime minister and longtime critic of de Gaulle surrendered to authorities in Paris. He was taken before the State Security Court and released on provisional liberty after crossing the Belgian border with three lawyers. Once a premier and foreign minister he opposed Gaulle’s Algerian policy during exile in Brazil and Belgium.

Paris AAP Reuter Georges Bidault de Gaulle Mr. Bidault State Security Court Bidault Brazil Belgium de Claulle France National Council of Resistance Algeria

Saigon Curfew Eased After Vietcong Capture

Saigon authorities eased the capital curfew as the last guerrilla in Cholon was captured. Refugees may return home as fires subside. Police warn of hidden Vietcong in safe houses while Vietcong bombardments span nine localities. North Korean troops reportedly present with South Vietnamese forces.

Saigon Cholon Chae Myung-shin Vietnam White Horse Division

Police chief replaced in Saigon upheaval

Saigon reports Major General Neuyen Neoe Loan, controversial national police chief, wounded and hospitalized. He was replaced by Colonel Tran Van Hai, commander of Ranger Troops. Saigon mayor Van Van Cai, also wounded, was replaced by Colonel Do Kien Nhieu, former provincial chief in the Mekong Delta.

Saigon Neuyen Neoe Loan South Vietnam National Police Tran van Hai Ranger van van Cai Do Kien Nhieuw Mexong Delta

Britons win world beer drinking contest in Yorkshire

Britons claimed top honors at a world beer swilling contest in Bilton, Yorkshire, as Mike Riksley, a 37 year old lorry driver, downed a 3.2 second pint to win the title and 17 pints in an hour. Lionel Tutts won the most pints in an hour, with 17, and the village vicar judged the event.

Bilton Yorkshire Australia Mike Riksley Bailey America France Germany Sweden Mike Lionel Tutts Joan Disworth Harvey

Scorpion Sub Sailor Testimony Highlights Emergency Blow System

Navy captain testified the Scorpion lacked a working emergency ballast blow system, limiting dive depth and delaying emergency ascent. Court notes no obvious structural or mechanical failures and emphasizes crew competence. discussions remain restricted to closed sessions.

Norfolk Virginia Navy EF. Clarke Submarine Squadron 6 Ca Clarke Clarke Court of Inquiry Thresher Navy Court Bernard Austin WO Wild Scorpion

Riots erupt as left wing students clash with police in Milan

More than 1,500 protesters including students professors and artists battled police for hours in barricaded streets then stormed two universities and an art exhibit. Police arrested over 200 and injured many while demonstrators fled into occupied buildings after a march supporting university reform.

Milan Ple

Coma Survivor of Civil War Shot Dies in Madrid Burial

Dolores de la Gala Duran, 36, had been in a deep coma since she was four after being shot during the 1936 civil war near Granja de Torrehermosa in Badajoz. Rescued by Nationalist troops, she never recovered and died last week, ending a 28 year coma before burial in Madrid.

Madrid Dolores de la Gala Duran Granja de Torrehermosa Badajoz Dolores

Negress with new heart dies in Dallas operation

Doctors at Parkland Hospital performed the world’s 21st heart transplant on Friday. The recipient, the first woman and the first Negro to receive a heart, died four hours and 45 minutes later. Mrs Foster Matthews, 41, a Dallas house wife, received a heart from a 26-year-old car accident victim. Six heart transplant patients survive, two in Houston, others in Paris London Cape Town and Sao Paulo. Geneva hosts top specialists to discuss problems in heart transplants this week.

Dallas Parkland Hospital Fster Matthews University of Texas South- Western Medical School Houston Texas Paris London Cape Town Sao Paulo Brazil Geneva

Indians capture guerrillas near Kohima in fierce clash

Indian security forces say they killed many guerrillas, captured 24 Nagas, and seized Chinese arms near Kohima in a daylong battle. Officials claim the operation produced evidence of Naga links with China and Communists in north Burma.

Kohima India China Burma

Soviet troop build up on Soviet Norwegian border

OSLO reports that Soviet troops supported by tanks artillery and tracked vehicles massed along the Pasvik River on the Soviet Norwegian border in northern Norway. The action appears to respond to NATO's Polar Express exercise involving 12 000 allied troops in north Norway.

Oslo Pasvik River Norway

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