De Gaulle as the world turns on gold and debt
Our Daily Bread editor notes Charles de Gaulle’s critique of the U S and his call for fiscal restraint in France. He credits De Gaulle with honesty about a looming crisis and predicts France will cut the budget and lift the republic by demanding effort and thrift.
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Frante
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Congress
Nixon
America
Republic
U.S.A
Thave
Democratic Coalition Pushes Reform Within Party
The new Democratic Coalition meeting in St Louis urged party reform and praised National Chairman Lawrence F. OBrien for naming two reform committees. Composed mainly of veterans from McCarthy Kennedy and Humphrey campaigns, the steering group plans to shape a national party instrument with broad citizen participation.
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St. Lub
New Democratic Coalition
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Cozation
St. Louis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Hubehefpsr Humphrey
Fwe
O'Brien
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Panatoreelech
Hughes
Nixon Talks Over Federal Programs
President elect Richard M. Nixon plans talks with Republican governors and senators this week on federal appointments and programs. Governor Rhodes of Ohio leads the delegation, with Nixon meeting him at the Pierre Hotel. The Nixons spent Sunday in New York, attending church where Miss Nixon is set to wed on December 22, and dining at the Plaza with Phil Rizzuto among the patrons.
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Frank Cormier
NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pierre
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Plaza Hotel
Central Park
Julie
David Eisenhower
Marble Collegiate Church
Miss Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normann Vincent Peale
House
Richard M Nixon
New Democratic Coaliion
Democratic Party
Grant to Aid Unemployed at University of Arkansas
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports the University of Arkansas Division of General Extension started an experimental program to help unemployable poor people become employable and to raise employment levels. The project has an initial federal grant of 200000 dollars.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Division of General Extension
Massachusetts Welfare Profiteering Probe Revealed
A state inquiry into Massachusetts public welfare reveals profiteering by health service vendors and administrative abuses. It cites doctors dentists and drugstores overcharging welfare recipients and predicts annual welfare costs exceeding 1 billion dollars within two years. It notes recipients buying homes and receiving full rent payments, and warns of skyrocketing emergency fund use and high taxi and moving costs funded by the department.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On Public Welfare
Beryl W. Cohen
D-Brookine
Bro
Air Pirates Force Two Planes to Cuba
Two planes were hijacked and forced to Cuba returning to the United States with similar stories of air piracy. A Pan American jet from New York to San Juan landed in Havana after hijackers seized the cockpit. An Eastern flight from Chicago to Miami was diverted by gunmen who released passengers and crew a few hours later. The State Department chartered a plane to bring passengers back.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Pan American Airways
Atlantic Ocean
New York
San Juan
P.R
Havana
Chicago
U.S. State Department
Cueban
Aspirin Addicts Should Beware They Just May Be the Death of You
Columnist HAL BOYLE presents a bulging miscellany of odd facts and stray observations from elephants lashes to left handedness, but warns chronic aspirin users may face death based on a Canadian study. The piece blends quips, trivia, and a teaser for ASPIRIN ADDICTS on page three.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
Suit Against House Group Tossed Out
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal by Dr. Jeremiah Stamler Yolanda Hall and Milton Cohen challenging the U S House Committee on Un American Activities The 5 3 vote left in place a federal ruling that the 1965 hearing was immune from suit The trio argued the 1946 act sanctioned inquiries into political beliefs and associations and violated First Amendment freedoms The court vote reflected division over whether oral argument was warranted and whether the appeal had merit
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Washington
Supreme Court
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Jeremiah Stamler
Chicago
Hugo
L. Black
William QC
Douglas
John M. Harlan
Earl Warrth
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
Stamler
Yolanda Hall
Milton M. Cohen
Iuiiois
Julius J. Hoffman
Congress
Journalist McCord Elected Director of Sigma Delta Chi
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Democrat associate editor Robert S McCord has been elected a director of Revision 8 of Sigma Delta Chi a national journalism society for the year.
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Little Rock
Robert S. McCord
The
Arkansas Democrat
Revion 8
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Society
Urban Renewal Certification in Fort Worth Given
Fort Worth, Bentonville, and Rison received initial certification under HUD s Workable Program during fiscal year 1968 enabling renewal efforts. The program requires communities to meet criteria before applying for relaxed FHA mortgage insurance and potential renewal steps.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Bentonville and
Rison
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
De Gaulle Seeks Change in the Money System
Paris President Charles de Gaulle urges a worldwide currency realignment toward a gold standard to limit U.S. influence. Debre argues against a small franc devaluation, favoring a move strong enough to drag other major Western currencies with it if devaluation occurs.
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Stepains Browning
Associated Press
Paris
Charles
de Gaulle
U.S
Europe
Rnsources
Michel Debre
Wunton
Debre
Formation of 3rd Democratic Party Seen
Fayetteville mayor and Young Democrats of Arkansas president Don Trumbo predicted a third party would form in Arkansas within two years led by Wallace supporters. He named potential leaders including Orval Faubus or Jim Johnson and argued such a party would push the Democratic Party to adopt more progressive rules. In Illinois, Oscar Cox of Newport, Ark, died in a two vehicle collision.
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Fayetteville
Don Trumbo
Young Democrats of Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas Democratic Party
Trumbo
George C. Wallace
Orvald. Faubus
Jim Johnson
Faubus
Johnson
Wallace
Alabama
Arkansan
Ilinois
DeGaulle austerity plans test franc in markets
Paris faces continued pressure as De Gaulle backs austerity to stabilize the franc amid a volatile monetary crisis. The franc slipped to about 4.96 per dollar while Germany’s mark exchange moved sharply, with the dollar rising to 3.9795 marks. Gold sales and market activity showed mixed signals as officials monitor the plan’s impact on confidence.
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Ton Vinocur
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Europe
Frankfurt
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Bank of France
U.S
Fresh Impetus to End War From Nixon
Beverly Hills California AP Rep Gerald R Ford says Nixon will provide fresh impetus to end the Vietnam War once he becomes president if it isn t ended before then He will be in a position to act as Ike did during the Korean War Ford adds Nixon will work more smoothly with a new Congress than Hubert Humphrey would have, regardless of party.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Ike
House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ford
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Radio-Television News Directors Association
Congress
Hume East
Arkansas Farm Bureau meet to draw about 1800 farmers
About 1,800 farmers are expected to attend the annual Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation convention in Hot Springs. The event runs today and tomorrow, with plans and discussions shaping state agricultural policy and farm support.
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Farm Bureau
Hot Springs, Ark
Arkanesas Farm Bureau Federation
Tiagday
Bois d Arc lake to open for late season duck hunting
All Around Town notes Bois d Arc lake will be open to duck hunting during the last three days of the season. Also listed are school student government elections at Brookwood, judicial conference attendees in Little Rock, Woodmen of the World meeting, Master Masons chill supper, and Local police weekend activity with six traffic arrests and city accident toll reaching 292 with 69 injured.
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Gene Bush
Arkansas Game & Fish Commission
Bois d' Arc
Little Rock
Yee Weisenberger
Hope
Alex Anderson
Texarkana
Bobby Steel
Nashsville
William Arnold
Steel
Judicial Council
Ed F. McFaddin
Pricipal
Lyle Brown
Sonk Denis
MIGS Shoot Down Two By U S Planes
U S air command reported two MiGs shot down by American fighters and surface to air missiles over North Vietnam. Rescue efforts and additional details were withheld pending completion of operations. The report noted enemy exchanges near Saigon and across the Mekong Delta with multiple casualties on both sides.
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George Esper
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Sewa Ihe Command
Hanot
Demilitarized Zone
Sais Gon
South
Mekong Delta
1St Air Cavalry Division
Yan
Seven Die In Arkansas Weekend Traffic Toll
Seven persons died in traffic accidents on Arkansas highways during the weekend. The Associated Press count covers Friday 6 p.m. to midnight. The victims include Lewis Lee Mansfield 54 and Dora Mansfield 49 of Camden in an overturn near Empton, George Basinger 45 of Bald Knob after a run off U.S. 4 east of Bald Enot, Thomas Moore 20 of Fordyce struck at Arkansas and U S 79, Kenny Legeard 18 and Mrs Olen Leonard of Bee Branch in a head on on U S 45 north of Conway, and Mary Halen Wells 38 of Jonesboro who drowned Saturday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Lewis Lee Mansfield
Dora Mansfeld
Camden
Empton
Act
George Basinger
Bald Knob
Wes
U.S
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Newport
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AP News Digest
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
National
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Fall
Whitfield Lodge
Webb Laseter
Credit Bureau
Sipbipsead County
State Board of Collection Agents
Mary Anita Laseter
Thaddie Thomas
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