Black Flags Rise in France as De Gaulle’s Pact with Communists
The article alleges a secret alliance between Charles de Gaulle and the French Communist Party via the CGT to pacify workers while keeping wages low. It cites May 17 1966 demonstrations, a new profit sharing plan, and a growing anti Communist movement led by Force Ouvriere as backlash to the coalition.
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Washington, D.C
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Charles de Gaulle
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
de Gaulle
Puerto Rico
Force Ouvriere
Catholic General Confederation of Democratic Labor
U.S
Charley
Hotel
Matignon
France
Andre Malraux
Sorbonne
Mr. Malraux
Machiavelli
Paris
AFL
National Assembly
Labor Front
Mikhail Bakunin
Graybeard
Karl Marx
First International
Avenue du Maine
Soviet Union
Cancer can be cured if caught early says medical columnist
The doctor argues cancer has cures when detected early. Radiation, surgery, chemotherapy are cited as means to remove or destroy cancer before it spreads. The piece urges prompt examinations for any possible symptom and counters fear with facts of rising cure rates.
National fear grows as campus protests spread from Columbia
Cathy Wilkerson and SDS non-students push campus clashes as FBI and Justice Department reports link a hard core of agitators to nationwide university disruptions. Officials warn outsiders travel between campuses to spark rallies and strikes in support of Columbia's demands.
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FBI
Columbia
Justice Department
Thomas Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Chicago
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Hayden
Mark Rudd
Oklahoma
California
Campus unrest linked to SDS actions and FBI doubt
Cathy Wilkerson contends SDS aims to reform systems for the 99 percent while acknowledging nationwide reach. The piece notes non student disturbances at several campuses and a government report warning of a broader, potentially year end revolt as administrators grow more repressive.
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Miss Wilkerson
FBI
SDS
Cathy Wilkerson
On This Day June 3 1968 History Highlights
Events include the 1937 Windsor Simpson marriage in Baltimore the 1940 Dunkirk evacuation completion the 1963 death of Pope John XXIII and the 1965 Gemini 4 mission with Ed White first American spacewalk plus a Cowper quote leading thought for the day.
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Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Great Britain
Wallis Simpson
Baltimore
Dunkerque
France
Pope John XXIII
United States
Ed White
Jim McDevitt
White
William Cowper
Negro representation rises in Democratic convention plans
Congressional Quarterly reports the Democratic Party aims to boost Negro participation at the Chicago 1988 convention after 1964 and 1968 milestones. It notes expected gains in Deep South and border states, with battles over seating and illegal discrimination claims shaping the party’s path.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Chicago
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
South Carolina
North
Atlantic City
U.S
Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Georgia
Noegro
Reemar Mississipni Democratic Party
Larveloy Negro Mississipni Freedom Democratic Party
MFDP
Freedom Party
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Equal Rights Subcommittee
Hughes
South
Congressional Quarterly
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Young Democrats Organization
Holding Carter NT
Greenville
Young Democrats
National Party
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Wisconsin
Michigan
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Iowa
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Carl Rowan
American University
Columbia University
Fanning
Roosevelt University
University of Delaware
Jeff Girth
University of Texas
Austin
United Press International
Venus
National Committee
Ica
Olympus
Interlandi
Tus
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