Renault workers vote to return to work amid renewed French riots
Renault 65,000 workers and shipyard staffs in three cities voted to resume work after a 12 percent wage concession, signaling a drop in the broader strike wave. Yet clashes erupted in Paris with police using clubs and tear gas as students clashed with authorities in the Latin Quarter, while dockworkers and news vendors also struck in Paris and at Mediterranean ports.
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Riley Wright Funeral Held In California
Funeral services for Riley Q. Wright age 57 of Pasadena California were held last Thursday at Sunset Methodist Church. Burial followed at Grandview Memorial Cemetery. Wright died Tuesday in a Pasadena hospital. He worked as an electrician for Ethyl Corporation and was a Methodist. Survivors include his wife Theda Renee Wright a daughter Corbin Wright a son and five grandchildren. Arrangements were by Colonial Funeral Home of Pasadena.
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Wallace's Southern Power slogan sparks national push
Presidential candidate George C. Wallace unveiled a new slogan Southern Power during a Richmond speech and urged supporters to spread it nationwide as a movement born in the South. He highlighted strong fundraising momentum and planned another tour likely to hit Texas and Florida, with July trips possible.
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Preschool Dependents Require Physicals
EGLIN military dependents entering kindergarten or first grade in September must have preschool physicals. They will be given at Eglin Main Hospital and Hurlburt Dispensary for records at Hurlburt. Last names K to Z report to the hospital at 3 p.m. Wednesday. A to J were last week. No appointments. questions to 885-3242. Bring a school form with current smallpox vaccination.
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Eisenhower Responding Favorably After Major Heart Attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows favorable response to treatment at Walter Reed after a major heart attack. Doctors report he is alert and in good spirits, yet not out of the woods, with stable vital signs and no recurrent pain. Mamie Eisenhower is at his side as monitoring continues.
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College Student Struck as Sisters Hurt in Tahlequah Incident
Harold James Pope, 20, a Northeastern State College student, died after being struck and stuffed into the trunk of his family's car during a lakeside fishing trip near Tahlequah Oklahoma. His two Tulsa sisters, who heard groans from the trunk, were treated for shock. Two suspects, Chester Dale McDonald and Delbert Hopper, were charged with burglary and other counts after authorities found Pope's body in a car and linked the motive to a tow incident. Preliminary hearings set for June 25.
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Treasure Clue Maps Hidden Between Trees for Reward
A fragment describes a treasure hunt directions halfway between an old L and a leafless umbrella shaped tree. It instructs 16 paces northeast then 25 east, turn south for three paces to claim $500. The phrase 500 dollars stands as the offered prize.
Court to Hear Challenges to Residency Rules and Open Housing Law
The court schedules hearings on state residency requirements for welfare, a New York flag burning ban, and the reach of open housing laws. It also delays nine death-row executions as cases move through state courts. Dissenting Justices White and Harlan critique the private action scope of the 1968 Open Housing Act in a high court decision arising from a mixed race couple’s effort to buy near St. Louis.
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Aircraft actions and ground fighting near Hue and coast
Vietnamese sources report three single rotor MI-4 Hound helicopters shot down along the coast by allied artillery. U S jets claim nine more downed Sunday night, six into the South China Sea. Weather enabled 142 strike missions over the North, two MIG17s encountered. In ground fighting, the 101st Airborne killed 27 enemy and five U S soldiers died in a clash 12 miles southwest of Hue. Vietnamese special forces destroyed remnants of two enemy battalions three miles from the capital. Soldiers conducted a night grenade assault, at least 30 enemy killed and 15 captured.
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Violence art and auto inspection move headline Florida
In Tallahassee AP reports state comptroller Fred Dickinson backs suspending headlight aiming tests in the new inspection program citing confusion and poor prep. He supports broader patrol discretion until procedures are better coordinated as Broward Williams proposed.
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