De Gaulle Applauds Third Way as France Ends Strike
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle proposes a third solution to social problems calling for worker and management profit sharing to avoid communism and capitalist alienation. Labour opposition reacts quickly as the general strike winds down and Renault and metal workers return. St Paul silences North Vietnamese shore guns in a hit-or-miss engagement near Tiger Island with no damage to the cruiser.
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France Talks of Revolution and Kennedy Assassination Fallout
Reports from Paris describe strikes and violent protests at Renault Flins with police involved and clashes between veterans, students, and workers. In New York United Nations Ambassadors and Arthur Goldberg reassure Arab envoys that no foreign government is implicated in Senator Kennedy's assassination, while Sirhan Bishara Sirhan is jailed awaiting trial.
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Vietnam and Bejart in Controversial Statements Spark Reactions
North Vietnam's Gen Giap hinted that the Army of Liberation operates from South Vietnam to the DMZ, while Portugal expels choreographer Maurice Bejart after labeling Portugal fascist and condemning Kennedy's assassination as fascism. Philippine ship collision prompts rescue of 50 crew. Chile devalues currency for 11th time this year, widening the gap.
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Tokyo protests sweep Japan over U.S. role in Asia
About 900 protesters including leftist groups demonstrated at 57 sites in Japan led by students opposing the U.S.-Japan security treaty and U.S. Vietnam policy. Police clashed at Tokyo embassies and bases. 150 injured, 240 arrested as protests spread to Kyoto Osaka and Sapporo amid sitdowns and confrontations.
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