De Gaulle Would Resign Rather Than Dictatorship If Opposed
Paris reports quote Jean Francois Yourroux of Paris Match detailing Charles de Gaulle’s claim he would step down rather than install a dictatorship or align with Communists. A Paris Match follow up notes the remark aimed at leftist opposition and election timing ahead of 1972 elections.
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Godwin Urges Virginia Superintendents to Back Bond Issue
Governor Mills E. Godwin Jr urged Virginia school superintendents to support the 31 million bond referendum set for November 5. He framed the measure as essential for higher education and pledged a strict debt repayment guarantee, tied to a people’s referendum. He noted rising education demand and student persistence.
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U S Moves to Diffuse Jordan Israel Deadlock in Talks
In Amman and Tel Aviv, U S efforts to restart diplomacy over the Jordan Valley falter amid sharp charges from Nasser that American support for Israel blocks withdrawals. U N envoy Jarving risks a negative report as Israel and Jordan reject observers and raids continue.
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