Shift in French policies after De Gaulle’s resignation
London reports that Charles de Gaulle’s resignation opens potential shifts toward greater Allied cooperation led by the United States. Domestic strife and economic strains loom as France faces possible franc devaluation and continued reluctance to fully integrate with Britain and Europe.
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Europe
Britain
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Winston Churchill
Paris
America
Vietnam
West Germany
Italy
Benelux
Nixon
W.H. Britton
London Times
Financial Times
Snow and tornadoes hit broad swath across Midwest and South
Nine inches of snow covered Duluth as a winter storm blasted the Northern Plains and Midwest. A Texas tornado damaged a trailer court near Plano injuring 36. Snow lingered in Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota while storms spread from the Rockies to the Eastern Great Lakes and beyond.
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Wyoming
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Nixon may decide soon on court
President Nixon could name a successor to Chief Justice Earl Warren within three to four weeks. Warren plans to retire in early June with confirmation hoped before Congress recesses on Aug 13. Names frequently mentioned include Potter Stewart and Charles S. Rhyne as potential nominees.
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UPI
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White House
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Ohio
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Charles S. Rhyne
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Duke University Law School
United Citizens For Nixon-Agnew
Mississippi residents battle river's crest across midwest flooding
Mississippi residents placed sandbags along weakened dikes as the crest reached the third highest level in history. The river surged from Davenport and Bettendorf to Muscatine while towns like Quincy and Hannibal faced flooded streets and closed areas. The Red River of the North also swelled, alarming Pembina and Neche, as dike failures impacted wildlife refuges near Wapello.
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Bettendorf
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Keokuk
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U.S. 61
Alexandria
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Nixon
Prairie du Chien
Wis
4Th Ward
Neche
Pembina
N.D
North Dakota
Thyra Gunerius
Yvonne Loeffler
Gunerius
Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge
Wapello
De Gaulle's Defeat Sparks Global Reactions and Market Talk
World observers react to De Gaulle's referendum loss. Analysts warn of franc devaluation up to 20 percent, risking broader currency shifts. Voices range from relief in some quarters to concern about Europe and Britain, with calls for quicker European reconciliation.
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Gerard van Soest
Hague
Netherlands
Arne Wold
Oslo
de Gaulle
Wald
Legislature weighs rival plans to reform judge selection
The California legislature weighs Reagan’s plan to screen judicial nominees versus Bagley’s scheme to create commissions that confirm or reject governor appointments. Both would require a constitutional amendment with two thirds votes and voter approval. The debate mirrors last year’s controversy over partisan versus nonpartisan appointment.
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Sacramento
UPI
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William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Bagley
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Assembly Judiciary Committee
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Spelling crown to stay with SLO girl
Lau ra Stroub of San Luis Obispo will keep the state spelling crown, despite controversy over a Sacramento TV broadcast. Three judges including Dr John E Moore concluded she pronounced the final letter as m, not n, and all understood she said m. state Education officials see no reason to lift the title.
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UPI
State Department of Education
Laura Stroub
San Luis Obispo
Miss Stroub
John E. Moore
Moore
Max Rafferty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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