De Gaulle Mentions Possible End to First Term in 1966
In Cognac De Gaulle hinted he may not seek a second term when his seven-year presidency ends in January 1966. He said the French people must decide and urged confidence, noting he sees no fix as a simple arrangement. He then moved on to Roumazieres for the next tour stop.
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