De Gaulle Seeks Sweeping Powers Amid Paris Unrest
President De Gaulle urged a national referendum on broad new powers to reshape France’s social order as thousands of anti-Gaullist demonstrators flooded central Paris. He warned he would resign if voters reject the plan, while authorities warned of planned violence by extremists as police prepared for renewed clashes.
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Paris
UPD
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
de. Gaulle
Maurice Grimaud
Fouchet
Scottsdale father alleges repeated needle use in Mohave School science class
Charles Belser of 8608 E Palo Verde Ave says his fifth grade child and other Mohave School students were pricked with the same needle during a blood typing experiment. Principal Frye says sterilization occurred with alcohol after running out of sterilized needles. health department will investigate.
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Scottsdale
Mohave
Charles Belser
Palo Verde Ave
Belser
Frye
Goldwater libel suit heads to jury in New York
The $2 million libel case brought by former Senator Barry Goldwater against Facts magazine and publisher Ralph Ginzburg goes before a nine member jury after a 45 minute charge. The judge said the burden of proof rests on the plaintiff. Also reported were a Vietnamese rocket strike on the First Air Cavalry base at Saigon and Canada expelling a Soviet attache, with Arizona appointments to the Economic Planning Board announced by Governor Williams.
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New York
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Fact
Ralph Ginzburg
Foterah Joe Harold Tyler’ Jr
Goldwater
Four net six year sentences in Baltimore blood case
In Baltimore three of four men including Rev. Philip Berrigan and Thomas Lewis were sentenced to six years on federal charges for pouring blood on draft board records. David Eberhardt received three years. Rev. James Mengel awaits further action. Bail set or posted. appeals expected. Sunny with hot weekend temperatures around the upper 80s to 90s.
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Baltimore
UPI
Draft Board
Philip Berrigan
St. Peter Claver Catholic Church
Thomas Lewis
Baltimore Interfaith Peace Mission
David Eberhardt
Interfaith Mission
James Mengel
United Chirch—of Christ
Fred Weisgal i
Scottsdale parking district cost concerns prompt follow up
Merchants complain the Fifth Avenue Third Avenue expansion is too expensive. Public works director Marc Stragier and city engineer Dale Carter attended a meeting where property owners urged more city participation and proposed questionnaires to assess district assessments. Bashas representatives noted an option on nearby property and preferred limited district acquisition with potential private development on the southern lot.
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Fifth Avenue
Third—Ave
Marc Stragier
Stragier
Dale Carter
City of
Scottsdale
Third Ave
Gcraftsman’s
Dick Searles
Bashas
Searles
Ring Belongs Belatedly To Loot Suspect Fined
Long Beach California Thomas Mc Conville Jr age 21 was sentenced to state prison for disposing of burglary loot. He gave a diamond ring found in a Long Beach burglary to a girlfriend who recognized it as one she had returned to another suitor.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Thomas McConville Jr
McConville
Fake repairmen assault resident in Scottsdale home
Two men posing as refrigeration repairmen entered Scottsdale resident Mrs. Katherine Jacobs's home at 7315 E Chaparral around 10 50 am. They forced her into a bedroom beat her while trying to gag her, then fled after a brief struggle. She suffered a black eye and facial cuts but no hospitalization. Police noted she planned to leave for a South Pacific vacation tonight.
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Scottsdale
Katherine Jacobs
E.’ Chaparral
Scottsdale eyes street light districts to fund upgrades
Public Works Director Marc Stragier and City Manager Bill Donaldson say a state bill allowing street light improvement districts could let Scottsdale cut property taxes for some groups while funding lights through district assessments. A study is near completion and will be shown to the city council with informal public meetings to gauge taxpayer wishes.
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Scottsdale
Marc Stragier
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
George Long
Stragier
Hanoi rejects Johnson call for reciprocal Vietnam cease
North Vietnam dismissed President Johnson’s demand for mutual scaling down and an immediate bombing halt. Nguyen Thanh Le, Hanoi spokesman, said talks must continue and accused the United States of intensifying the war. Premier Pham Van Dong echoed the rejection of reciprocal concessions. Hanoi denied plans to break Paris talks, noting responsibility if talks fail.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
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Hanoi
Pham
van ‘Dong
United States
North
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