France Faces 10 Percent Franc Devaluation Threat
World monetary crisis prompts a 2 billion dollar loan from top nations to France as devaluation is anticipated. West Germany rejects a mark revaluation while Britain ramps up austerity, and Basel bankers warn that devaluation could shift market pressure to the British pound.
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Bonn
UPI
France
Franz-Josef Strauss
West Germany
Paris
Foy Jenkins
London
House of Commons
Britain
Strauss
Hanoi calls three sided Paris peace talks in Paris
Hanoi urged Washington to open immediate peace talks in Paris and keep a seat for Saigon, proposing tripartite talks with Hanoi Washington and the Viet Cong. Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for the Hanoi delegation, accused the United States of a serious violation of the Vietnam DMZ.
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Paris
UPI
North
Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen Thanh le
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Weather Outlook and Vietnam Talks Tactics Mentioned
A mixed weather forecast notes sunny and windy conditions with warmer temperatures in the Us and mild, increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Separately, reports describe irritation over a South Vietnamese boycott delaying Paris talks with American diplomats and Hanoi broadcasting anti bombing messages. U.S. officials confirm shelling the North South Vietnam DMZ and Red positions as talks potential proceed. London diplomats say Hanoi may demand a hard list if Paris talks resume.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
America
North Vietnam
Helicopter Fits in a Garage Cited as Advantage Over Cars
The text notes a helicopter that can fit into a garage, highlighting this as an advantage compared with automobiles. It suggests compact storage and practical benefits for ownership and use.
Mail for Morale aids service men with home ties
Lorain County families see sons in Vietnam return or depart soon as Mail for Morale urges readers to send letters and gifts. This week lists names and addresses for servicemen to receive support before Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Mail
Vietnam
Lorain County
Francis Mollard
Augdon Dr
Chronicle-Telegram
Kelly balks at courthouse space plan
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Le Roy F Kelly questions a second phase remodeling proposal not yet approved by the full bench. The plan would relocate space on the first floor to Judge Henry P Webber and move Kelly to a refurbished second floor with a new jury room and offices.
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Kelly
Lorain County
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
LeRoy F. Kelly
Courthouse Building Committee
Henry P. Webber
Paul J. Mikus
Judgs Webber
New blasts jolt hope for miners at Mannington mine
In Mannington West Virginia two more explosions sent hot gas and smoke from the Mannington No 9 coal mine. The 78 trapped workers remain entombed 700 feet underground as fires and blasts hinder rescue efforts. Interior Secretary Udall condemned the disaster and sent authorities to assess the site.
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Frank L. Tate
Mary Jo Tate
Frank Tate Jr
Farmington, W. Va
UPI
Mannington
W. Va
Mannington No. 9
Mod’s Run
Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Industry
Labor
Udall
John O’leary
U.S. Bureau of Mines
J. Cordell Moore
Consolidation Coal Co
Poundstone
Nile Delta
Mansoura
Egypt
Israel
Interior Ministry
Gamal Abdel Nasser
The Day JFK Was Shot serial starts in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram in Lorain County launches Jim Bishop’s uncensored JFK assassination account in serial form. The five year old tragedy is examined with new details including reactions of Bobby Kennedy, J Edgar Hoover, Lyndon Johnson and Jackie Kennedy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Jim Bishop
John F. Kennedy
Jfk
Lorain
Bishop
Dallas
J. F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Lyndon Johnson
Jackie Kennedy
Jerusalem bomb blast kills eleven in shop area
A bomb exploded in a crowded shopping area in Jerusalem today killing 11 and wounding many as violence escalates. Police escorted five Arabs, including two women and a boy, from the scene and later rounded up about 500 Arabs for questioning amid fears of retaliation. Local officials reported details as tensions rose.
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Jerusalem
Jeast
Nahme-Yehuda
Old City
Israel
Jordan
Herod’s
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Kennedy pauses at Arlington gates after grave visit
Senator Edward M. Kennedy and four children step from a car to speak with newsmen outside Arlington National Cemetery after morning tribute to his brother John F. Kennedy. The cemetery was closed. Joan Kennedy and two children accompany another car with images.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Edward
Reor
UPI Bo
Thanksgiving Dinner at Americana Inn Featured Menu
A readable fragment highlights a Thanksgiving offering at the Americana Inn with appetizing dishes. Henry's famed style is noted as a key draw, promising a traditional feast and classic steak options at a central location.
Dallas Newsman Recounts Day Kennedy Was Assassinated
A CT newsman recalls Nov 22 1963 in Dallas amid sirens and a tense mood. He describes reporting to the selective service center, taking a written exam, and fearing harm to President Kennedy as events unfolded around midday.
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Selective Service Testing Center
Ing
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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