De Gaulle Pledges Overhaul of World Monetary System
President Charles de Gaulle vowed France would overhaul the international monetary system at the Paris fair, opposing the gold exchange system and defending gold as the only valid value. He urged cooperation with neighbors, signaling a firm Common Market front with Michel Debre in Brussels and wary of SDR moves at Stockholm talks.
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UPI
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Michel Debre
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Paris Club
Stockholm
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U.S
Nevada students petition against Hershey draft actions
A group of 560 University of Nevada students will mail a petition to President Johnson protesting actions by Selective Service Director Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. The Reno campus petition opposes his Oct. 26, 1967 letter urging boards to reclassify delinquents and to deny deferments to protesters.
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Keith Lindhold
Paul Strickland
Dan O'Bryan
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Federal technician job openings in Nevada and California
Applications are being accepted for Biological Laboratory Technician and Agricultural Research Technician positions with the federal government in Nevada and California. Grades GS-5 and GS-7 start at $5565 and $6734 per year. No written test required but prior microbiology biochemistry or controlled research experience with animals insects plants or soils is needed. For details refer to examination announcement FS-8-10 and pick up copies at the Federal Job Information Center Reno 1139 Federal Building or other major offices.
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Federal Job Information Center
Federal Building
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Billboard misspellings draw more reader recall at Meramec Caverns
The Meramec Caverns director says mispelled words on US 66 billboards along the cave route increase reading and memory. Lester R. Dill cites a survey showing more people notice mistakes than flawless signs.
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Cave
Lester RB. Dill
First American Physician Inoculates for Smallpox
Dr. Zabdiel Boylston of Brookline Massachusetts in 1736 became the first American physician to inoculate for smallpox.
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Brookline
Mass
Coalition for a Republican Alternative forms to back moderates
A new stop Nixon movement, The Coalition for a Republican Alternative, plans a national meeting within 10 days to back moderates like Charles Percy, Mark Hatfield, John Lindsay, and Nelson Rockefeller. Stewart Mott funds ads. Duff Reed notes broad support from 21 states.
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Vietnam
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Europeans Seek Accelerated Tariff Cuts to Aid U.S. Balance
European Community ministers meet in Brussels to press France for quicker tariff reductions from the Kennedy Round. They propose rapid dismantling of three of five cuts by July 1, with two more before 1972, aiming to boost U S exports to the EEC by about 80 million dollars in 1969 and help U S balance of payments.
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U.S
CPA Dinner Conference At Tropicana Wednesday
Malcolm G. Clark of Las Vegas and Joseph L. Roth of New York City announce a joint dinner meeting of two CPA groups at 6 pm Wednesday in the Peruvian Room, Hotel Tropicana Las Vegas. CPAs from numerous states will attend a panel led by Richard A. Nest with Roth Hicks and others, followed by questions.
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Nevada Taxpayers Face Delays From Arithmetic Errors
IRS Nevada district director W A Bates says arithmetic mistakes are the leading cause of delayed refunds. A total 633 returns at the Ogden Service Center show addition or subtraction errors. Missing Social Security numbers and unsigned forms also delay refunds, with 178 and 204 cases respectively. Other issues include missing W2s and wrong tax tables totaling 545 and 516 cases.
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