Pompidou Urges French Votes Amid Gaullist Push
President Georges Pompidou issued a televised appeal urging French voters to back the Gaullist bloc as polls close on Sunday for a decisive National Assembly election. The campaign centers on defeating the Communist Socialist alliance, with Gaullists seeking at least 245 seats and Reformers signaling support to prevent leftist gains.
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Vietnam POW releases loom as group to be freed next week
Nation chief expected the Communist side to release the next group Tuesday or Wednesday. Bui Tin said Hanoi must issue instructions before answering, while U.S. and allied troop levels showed a decline since the cease fire. The Tam Ky exchange set for Sunday 35 miles south of Da Nang faced uncertainty as reformer voters waver and Pompidou’s speech drew mixed reactions.
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Indians Seek Settlement as Wounded Knee Standoff Edges Toward End
Indians at Wounded Knee in Pine Ridge 12 miles southwest of the town held out for reforms while AIM leaders pressed Interior and Justice officials for a grievance procedure and new tribal elections. The cease fire held after a night of gunfire with federal marshals and FBI agents surrounding the village.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972 quiz answers
Bridge quiz notes by Charles H. Goren reviewing eight Q&As on opening bids and responses. Each scenario specifies vulnerabilities and hand patterns with recommended bids such as one club, two spades, or one no trump, highlighting balance, point counts, and partner signals. The discussion emphasizes decisive bidding choices and hand evaluation for competitive contracts.
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Virginia Politicians Weigh Alignments In 1976 Prospects
Dalton, a longtime legislator, shifted political loyalties during Godwin and Holton administrations, with past House service since 1966 and a recent Senate seat win. He avoids a firm pick between Godwin and Halton, claiming support for both programs where aligned with Virginia's best interests. The piece also lists prominent national figures and 1976 prospects cited by party leaders, including Chisholm, Mills, Humphrey, Muskie, Kennedy, Mondale, Askew, Bumpers, and Lindsay, along with Mansfield Albert ONeill Byrd and McFall involvement.
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Nixon frames crime and drugs policy in tough line
In a radio address taped at the White House, Nixon argues capital punishment deters crime, seeks longer sentences for major drug traffickers, and calls marijuana penalties to remain. He cites a federal study on narcotics convictions and pledges $1.2 billion in federal aid to boost state and local law enforcement next year. He rebuts claims that law and order equals repression, insisting it stands for goodness and decency.
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Federal aid to students tops college cost debate
State education officials and students bombard Congress with questions about the four federal programs assisting college costs. Direct grants and loans serve about 1.4 million students this year, with 1.3 million in the guaranteed loan program. Estimated federal cost for the three programs is 766.4 million dollars.
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U S and French Aides Talk Dollar Price Fall
U S Treasury Secretary George Shultz met with French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing and Italy's Giovanni Malagodi to discuss the falling dollar amid the world monetary crisis. Officials would not reveal what was said. They planned another Paris meeting with 15 major trading nations to seek cooperation. Central banks planned to return to foreign exchange markets March 19 after avoiding trades since March 2.
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Tornadoes strike Burnet area injure none
Burnet residents recall a near miss as a tornado hit about 4 15 a m causing roof loss and brick-wall collapse. Alvin Nered and Seleta Martin describe narrow escapes while about 300 structures suffered damage though injuries were limited to 30 and no deaths reported.
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Trooper Arrested for Murder in Public Drunkenness Case
One of two officers involved reportedly had a pistol concealed on her person. He stated the suspect has been charged with murder along with public drunkenness and illegal drinking. Anthony, a Pickens native, was a 13-year veteran of the Highway Patrol.
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