De Gaulle Seeks Image Reset Amid Election Fight
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle moves to broaden support before the runoff with Francois Mitterrand. He has aired public televised interviews to address charges of harming Western unity and the European Common Market while stressing French farmer interests.
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Paris
Jean Lecannet
de Gaulle
Mitterrand
France
NATO
Washington
VISTA workers ordered from reservation after conflict
Miss Hunt and Miss Rothman faced removal after being banished by the Indian Tribal Council. Alfred Johnson, a VISTA official, said he feared violence would erupt as the two volunteers refused to leave the reservation amid accusations of not cooperating with the tribe’s action program. Johnson stated VISTA supported the girls.
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Pane
America
VISTA
Miss Hunt
Miss Rothman
Alfred Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Gemini 6 7 Rendezvous Demonstrated In Space Flight
The article describes the Gemini 6 mission rendezvous with Gemini 7. Schirra and Stafford maneuver near in 3,000 to 5,000 feet range, matching speeds at 17,500 mph, concluding with nose to nose proximity and photographic observations. The maneuver showcases an essential step toward lunar mission objectives.
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Indian Ocean
Schirra
Sehirra
Stafford
America
Moon
Rescue under fire as Communist ships shell near Albatross
During the rescue, Communist junks closed in with guns blazing and artillery shelled near the Albatross within 75 feet. Da Nang veteran Nicholas described rough seas of three to four feet with islands nearby firing on them. An F105 pilot said his engine stopped two minutes after being hit and he aimed for the sea and out to open water.
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Nicholas
da Nang
Draft deferments amid student focus to save college enrollments
Schwartz emphasizes protecting serious students from draft by deferring those not at full time. He notes over 15,000 college students are deferred and argues reporting dropouts helps keep students in school. He explains drafts for over 25s and current exemptions while in draft age.
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Schwartz
Temperature records show 55 degree high and 28 low
The 24 hour period ending at 11 am today reached a high of 55 degrees and a low of 28 as of 9:70 am today. Comparable figures for December 15 1965 show a high of 55 and a low of 27 with similar daily sunrise and sunset times.
Early automakers added whip sockets for tow home
United Press International notes early car makers doubted live horsepower would be needed but, as the National Geographic Society reports, they equipped each horseless carriage with a whip socket for possible towing use.
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United Press International
National Geographic Society
Burglars Abandon Safe After Hatching Plan Fails
In Omaha Nebraska thieves who stole a safe left a note and attempted to move it onto their truck but the safe bounced off and could not be lifted. They abandoned the safe in the street half a block from Wess De Supply Co.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Wess de Supply Co
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