Pompidou orders suspension as riots rock France
Paris and Lyon see heavy clashes between police and rioters after De Gaulle calls for a referendum. Pompidou suspends public assembly and vows to break up demonstrations without delay. In Paris 447 civilians wounded and 795 people arrested citywide.
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Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Lyon
de Gaulle
Congress views Resurrection City with rising disfavor
After 11 days of encampment near the Capitol Hill site Resurrection City has had little impact on Congressional attitudes toward broad new social programs. Legislators face budget cuts and mainly oppose pressure tactics while maintaining business as usual. Some liberals seek channels of contact, but a bridge to the full Congress remains absent. Reports note fears of potential violence with police extra squads patrolling and conservative figures criticizing demonstrations.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Resurrection City
U.S.A
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Senate
House
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Gerald R. Ford
Good Morning A GOOD Beginning Sparks Fresh Start
A short civic feature urges a bright start to the day and emphasizes that momentum at dawn can influence the rest of the effort. It frames morning energy as a key to progress and encourages readers to begin with purpose.
Viet Premier Pledges to Fight Corruption
Saigon reports Premier designate Tran Van Huong introduced an 18 member anticorruption cabinet and warned of opposition from Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. Huong trimmed the ministry to 18, kept six holdovers, and urged selection for purity and ability over politics or creed.
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Saigon
VPI
South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Independence
Huong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen van Loc
Loc
Loe
Thieu
Soviet Badger bomber crashes near U.S. carrier Essex
A Soviet TU16 Badger reconnaissance bomber flew a low pass over the U S aircraft carrier Essex in the Norwegian Sea and crashed into the water. Rescue units recovered parts of three bodies, with no survivors, amid ongoing naval exercises. Authorities noted no interference by U S forces and described the incident as a rare crash of a Soviet aircraft near a U S warship.
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UPI
U.S
Norwegian Sea
Defense Department
Norway
Essex
Hanoi hints at gradual de escalation in Vietnam talks
Sources close to North Vietnam signal willingness to accept a phased reduction of U S air ground and naval bombing rather than an immediate halt In private they expect U S initiative to trigger de escalation while Hanoi publicly seeks total war cessation and mutual restraint officials caution over vagueness of signals as talks stall on bombing.
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New York Times
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
North
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Viet Cong battle near the DMZ and Saigon suburbs intensify
South Vietnamese troops and U.S. forces engaged large Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units near the DMZ center, with 152 Communist troops killed in Dong Ha area battles, 203 North Vietnamese reported by U.S. Marines, and air and artillery exchanges around Saigon. Australian tanks ventured into Saigon defense. a curfew was imposed in Go Vap as fighting spread into Gia Dinh suburbs.
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UPI
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Gia Dinh
Go Vap
Tan Son Nhut
Heart transplant completed at Medical College of Virginia
The Medical College of Virginia announced a heart transplant was performed and said the patient is in satisfactory condition. The college refused to identify the patient and released no further bulletin until the end of next week.
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Richmond
UPI
Medical College of Virginia
Medical College
Mideast Tensions Rise Amid Holiday in Jordan Clash Near Bridge
United Press International reports renewed Arab Israeli fighting near the Al Mundassah Bridge and Al Karama in Jordan during an army day holiday. The two hour duel marked the 24th clash in 25 days as threats of new economic action against Israel and potential Arab world schisms added to regional tension.
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United Press International
Israel
Jordan River
Jordan
al- Mundassah
al Karama
Local Graduations Highlight Reading Feature
A garden tip feature and multiple graduation notices headline a section titled Good Reading Inside. Albert Gallatin Clay Battelle Fayette Greene Rowlesburg Tunnelton University High and Adaline Moore columns appear alongside lifestyle columns and consumer advice.
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Ida Beverage
Preston County
Rowlesburg
Tunnelton
University High
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