De Gaulle Says He Almost Resigned Amid French Crisis
In a TV chat Charles de Gaulle disclosed he felt like resigning at the peak of last week’s strike turmoil but chose to stay to prevent “threatening subversion” from toppling the republic. Riot police repelled mass demonstrations and a 15,000-strong Renault plant assault near Paris as he prepared for national elections.
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Yorty Heads to Kennedy Funeral Amid Welcome Doubts
Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty arrived in New York amid controversy over his attendance at Senator Robert F. Kennedy's funeral. He denied being told he would be unwelcome and said he expected proper arrangements would be made, as other dignitaries disembarked.
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North Las Vegas Boy Found Dead By Hanging
A 13 year old North Las Vegas boy was found dead yesterday, hanging by the neck from a tree limb in a vacant lot on Las Vegas Boulevard North. He was identified as William Taylor Laudenslager of 2905 Las Vegas Boulevard North. An Irish letter titled Red was found tied to a nearby tree. Officials said the hanging appeared intentional and a motive could not be determined at once.
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Las Vegans Plan Kennedy Services
Las Vegas hotels and casino bars will close for one hour in morning to mark a national day of mourning proclaimed by President Johnson. A noon memorial Mass will be held at Bishop Gorman High School with students from the city and several pastors attending. Interfaith services are planned at St. Peter's Church in Henderson and nearby bases will host Catholic and Protestant memorials tomorrow.
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Dan Duryea dies famed film villain at 61
Hollywood actor Dan Duryea known for gleefully abusive onscreen roles in The Little Foxes and Manhandled died in Hollywood at age 61. He collapsed while dressing, autopsy pending, authorities considering heart attack or cancer. Survived by wife Helen and two sons Richard and Peter. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Sirhan Indicted in RFK Death Appears in LA Court
Sirhan Sirhan, brought in a wheelchair and ankle bandage, faced a crowded LA Superior Court in a long indictment for RFK death. Judge Alarcon set June 28 for plea. two psychiatrists were ordered for evaluation. public defender assigned as Sirhan claimed no funds for counsel.
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LA DA Puzzled By Suspect In Kennedy Killing
Los Angeles District Attorney Evelle Younger compares talks with Sirhan B. Sirhan to speaking to someone on the moon as security tightens at LA County Jail after threats. He worries over fair trial chances and notes possible notebook evidence about Kennedy's death.
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U S B 52s Hit Saigon as Viet Cong Attack Continues
U S B 52 bombers and American fighters struck the northwest outskirts of Saigon in response to Viet Cong rocket fire that killed 25 civilians in the city center. U S commanders reported air losses near Khe Sahn and new Viet Cong tactics, including diversioner swimmers through sewers.
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Thousands pay tribute as Kennedy lies in state
Crowds in the cathedral press forward to touch Kennedy's mahogany casket as a ritual of affection. Ethel Kennedy visits with children Kathleen Joseph and Robert Jr, while a Mass for the dead is offered and prayers call for mercy on the late senator's soul.
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Brave Warden Rescues Pair From Convict Standoff
A brave warden saved two hostages from a convict but the rescue stalled when highway patrol troopers Howard Jones and Bill Walker shot out a police cruiser tire. Other officers surrounded the vehicle as the gunman demanded another car and a tank of gas while threatening to shoot. Page then arrived on the scene.
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