Paris Strike Wave Eases Amid Labor Tensions
Paris shows signs of easing as gasoline returns and De Gaulle starts 11th year in office. Cabinet shifts lean left with Rene Capitant as justice minister and Couve de Murville moving to finance to mend strike damage estimated at 2.4 billion dollars. Peugeot resumes in Paris area, Renault and Citroen still struck, while Cohn-Bendit’s radical activities fade from central Paris as supporters remain in factories to sustain walkouts.
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Rene Capitant
Couve de Murville
Foreign Ministry
Michel Debre
Peugeot S.A
Mulhouse
Vesoul
Renault
Citroen
Daniel
Danny
Cohn- Bendit
Two Cloverdale Men Die in Head-on Crash
Indiana safety officials forecast 18 deaths on state roads during the 102 hour holiday weekend ending Sunday. Michael E. Hinton, 21, Hobart, died in a Gary hospital from injuries after a car struck a railroad overpass abutment Tuesday night. Joseph Diaz, 36, Chicago, was among the deceased.
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Chicago
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Michael E. Hinton
Hobart
Gary
Hanoi Shift In Tactics Indicated
The proposal urged a joint communique where the United States would halt its attacks and North Vietnam would refrain from attacking the U.S. Harriman called the idea fantastic but said it could be rewritten to address real issues.
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Harriman
Ex-Reporter Returns for ISU 18 Reunion Alumni Day
Ralph E. Schenck of Valparaiso, a 1917 ISNS graduate and former ISNS reporter, attended the 50th anniversary events for the Class of 1918 during Alumni Day at Indiana State. He recalled starting the College Column for the Terre Haute Star, covering Vice President Fairbanks, and a West Terre Haute strike with two deaths. He played basketball and baseball at ISNS, earned a master's from the University of Chicago, and coached at Valparaiso High School before teaching at Valparaiso University, retiring recently.
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Terre Haute Star
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William Wood Parsons
Rose Poly
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University of Chicago
Valparaiso High School
Valparaiso University
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Car stolen from police yard returned to owner
Glynn Miles retrieved his car five days after it vanished and learned it had been found. A new urgent hunt recovered the vehicle after the discovery it had been stolen from the New Mills police station car park. Pitchblende is a mineral source of radium and uranium.
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New Mills, England
UPI
Glynn Miles
New Mills
Drugs Missing At Reformatory In Pendleton
State Reformatory authorities continued the search for drugs stolen from a storage room. Twelve inmates were released from the hospital after treatment for drug overuse. Paul Bailey said pain and tension drugs, 900 hypodermic needles and 300 syringes were taken, with 840 needles and 100 syringes recovered. A lab report will identify the drugs used, as a work party reportedly broke into the storage room during air conditioner installation.
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Pendleton
Ind
Reformatory Hospital
Paul Bailey
Bailey
Border Patrol Seeks Recruits For Federal Service
The Border Patrol of the Immigration and Naturalization Service seeks physically fit young men for a career in federal law enforcement. Entry salary starts at 6734 dollars yearly, rising to 7630 after one year probation. Testing for Immigration Patrol Inspector will be July 13, 1968, with other exams in October 1968 January 1969 and April 1969. Apply by June 12 1968 using CSC Form 5000AB.
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Civil Service
Interagency Boards of Examiners
Immigration and Naturalization Service
CSC
Interagency Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Washington, D. C
E Street
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