Pompidou Wins French Presidency in Heavy Victory
Georges Pompidou, 57, defeats Alain Poher with 57.78 percent, promising liberal foreign policy and expanded government. Jacques Chaban-Delmas as premier likely. Pompidou to assume Elysee Friday with cabinet list to follow. De Gaulle’s shadow and celebratory messages from allies mark the transition.
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Prosecutor Image Change Urged By Maryland Officials
Ocean City Maryland leaders urge prosecutors to repair public trust amid law and order concerns. Chief Judge J Dudley Digges says the public distrust requires a shift in image and approach to the sensitive task of enforcing justice.
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Extension of Surtax Expected
Washington reports backers of the proposed 10 percent income surtax extension confident in the Ways and Means Committee, yet fearing the June 30 deadline. A temporary extension and stopgap actions are debated while Senate hearings and political wrangling churn over reforms.
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