De Gaulle Cabinet Faces France Devaluation Plan
Paris AP report says Charles de Gaulle and his Cabinet meet in an extraordinary session to decide on a likely 9.785 percent devaluation of the franc. Premier Couve de Murville and ministers show grim mood as price controls tighter credit and possibly a wage freeze are discussed. A nationwide TV address may follow as ministers from franc zone nations prepare to convene Sunday.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
le Monde
Maurice Couve de Murville
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
West Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Africa
Pilot High Tide Save Passengers Aboard Airliner
A Japan Airlines DC8 ditched in San Francisco Bay near Coyote Point after a foggy approach. Seven foot tide cushions the impact and pilot Kohei Asah leads a calm evacuation as 107 people survive with no serious injuries.
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Japan Air Lines
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Tokyo
San Francisco International
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Peter H. Covert
Spring Valley
N.Y
Covert
Coyote Point
Coast Guard
South San Francisco
John Marchi
Heart Transplant Patient Dies After Second Donor Heart
Everett C. Thomas aged 47, longest U.S. survivor of heart transplants, died in Houston after complications from a second donor heart. He first received a heart May 3, with deteriorating kidney function and bleeding leading to cardiac arrest at 4 a.m. A Phoenix accountant, Thomas was surpassed only by Dr. Blaiberg of South Africa in transplant longevity. Doctors noted rejection of the first implanted heart before the second operation. Stanford doctors reported Darrell Hammarley, 56, underwent two heart transplants within six hours and was progressing well.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Everett C. Thomas
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Stanford University Medical Center
Darrell Hammarley
Hammarley
US urged to start expanded talks in Hanoi demand
North Vietnam’s Le Duc Tho arrived from Hanoi demanding immediate expanded peace talks with four parties. He blamed the United States for delays, and urged negotiations including the NLF as a sovereign delegation regardless of Saigon. The DMZ issue and Geneva accords framework were cited as bases for a new settlement.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
le Duc Tho
Tho
South Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnamese
Saigon
Johnson
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
NLF
Nguyen Thanh le
Dmz
ICC
le Bourget
Xuan Thuy
We Wee Vwseeeer
Ho Nguyen Thi Binh
France
Valerian
Gala Opening Night Delights At La Crosse Theater
Dignitaries attend a gala opening in the new La Crosse Community Theater building at 118 N. Fifth Ave. Gov Warren Knowles praised the gem of a theater during remarks from the stage while guests in elegant attire enjoyed champagne. The event featured a premiere of Generation, a scene set as the theater itself debuted.
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Thomas
Jenks
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
N. 5Th Ave
Wil
Kiam Goodhart
Peo
Cavalier
Will
Seguins
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Gov
la Crosse Community Theater
Arthur L. Christensen
17Th St
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Oshkosh
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Roger E. Guiles
Guiles
State Attorney General’s Office
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Milwaukee
James McKee
Frank
McKee
University
Charles Bleckman
Gaullist Union For the Defense of the Republic
Strauss
Group of 10
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements
Kohei Asah
Yokohama
Asoh
William Giesen
Chicago
Ill
Kohei Asoh
By Lewis Gulick
Charles Hansen
Trane Co
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