Czech Leaders Face Truth as Moscow Pushes Normalization
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Moscow pressure grows on Czechoslovakia to reveal reforms as fiction and accept Soviet commands. Gustav Husak’s Nov 13 speech to Bratislava's people’s militia signals imminent normalization and potential leadership shakeup or crackdown on dissent.
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Derby Scandal Hearing Beset By Many Issues
The Kentucky Racing Commission prepares guidelines for testimony at its hearing on Dancer's Image disqualification after Derby post incidents. Fuller alleges the Derby win was valid, cites two medicine administrations, while state officials debate the horse's condition and the impact of Phenylbutazone. The story notes broader political tension and mentions life expectancy figures for Americans and Bolivians.
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French Premier Faces Global Monetary Crisis
Paris report on President de Gaulle and Premier Couve de Murville coordinating amid a Western financial turmoil. Markets showed heavy pressure on the pound as Basel central bankers met, while France defended the franc with austerity aims and international backing. Analysts doubted quick stabilization and warned that the crisis may linger despite assurances.
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