De Gaulle Asks Cabinet in Holiday Session on Strike Endgame
President de Gaulle and his ministers met in a rare Ascension Day session to ponder ways out of nationwide work stoppages. No decisions were announced as de Gaulle prepared a radio television address for Friday night. Interior Minister Fouchet banned return of student leader Daniel Cohn-Bendit, who planned to reenter France with German student support.
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Charles de Gaulle
Georges Gorse
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Gorse
Christian Fouchet
France
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Frankfurt
Cohn-Bendit
University of
Nanterre
Danny the Red
Paris
Complete D C Bus Shutdown In Prospect
Washington area faces a possible full bus service halt as drivers refuse to handle change for fares after a spate of holdups and a driver’s slaying. Talks collapsed late Wednesday. strike vote expected if no new proposal from D C Transit System Inc. Washington Virginia and Maryland Coach Co. involved.
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Washington
George Apperson
Amalgamated Transit Union
D.C. Transit System Inc
D.C. Transit
Virginia & Maryland Coach Co
Town Crier: Winchester Police Unclaimed Items
Winchester police report a collection of unclaimed items found by officers and not claimed by residents. Items available for pickup at the Police Department.
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Winchester Police Department
Police Department
Youths Raise Flag Amid Paris Nighttime Fire Barricades
Youths add a French flag to a fire in Boulevard Saint Germain Paris last night as students and youths build barricades from uncollected garbage and produce crates. Police observed the scene while authorities monitored the growing unrest.
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Boulevard Saint Germain
Paris
McCarthy Links Rivals To Disastrous Policies
Sen. Eugene McCarthy accuses his Democratic rivals of backing disastrous foreign policy ventures and calls for no more Vietnam like involvements. He singles out Robert F Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey while Reagan and Rockefeller vie for GOP path to the convention with Oregon results looming. Kennedy campaigns in Oregon challenging Humphrey to take battle to the people as Delawares flights signal campaign momentum. Gronouski resigns as ambassador to Poland to join Humphrey’s effort.
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Oregon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Nebraska
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Citizens Committee
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Topeka
Kan
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Columbia
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Indiana
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Poland
23 Die in Copter Crash From Disneyland Route
A twin rotor passenger helicopter from Disneyland to LAX broke apart 16 miles from the airport, killing all 23 aboard including nine Ohioans on a family vacation. Witnesses report a rotor blade spin off before the craft plunged to a dairy farm, as investigators begin wreckage analysis.
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Los Angeles International Airport
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Columbus
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J.A. Mack
Walter Mack
Ina Sanders
North Canton
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Mingo Junction
Howard Culp
Canton
Mary Katcher
Steubenville
Garner
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
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Los Angeles International
Poor People's Campaign threatens nationwide boycott and hearings
Leaders pressure Congress for welfare reform repeal as Resurrection City residents demand hearings from Rep Mills. John Wire and Jesse Jackson vow nonviolence while signaling economic protest in major cities to pressure testimony by the poor. Abernathy reports turnout far exceeding expectations as demonstrations grow.
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Congress
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Capitol Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
John Wire
National Welfare Rights Organization
Capitol
Jesse Jackson
Resurrection
Memphis
Jackson
New York
Los Angeles
American plane losses mount as missions rise in Vietnam
U S command reports a sharp rise in missions against North Vietnam and a higher plane loss rate. Two planes were downed Wednesday with three crew members missing, while U S troop fatalities reached 549 in the past week, the war’s second highest weekly toll.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Johnson
U.S. Command
Panhandle
U.S
Truth-in-Lending Bill Sent to LBJ
Congress sent President Johnson a major consumer protection bill requiring disclosure of annual loan interest and total credit cost. It limits wage garnishment, penalizes loan sharks, and sets disclosures for both fixed and revolving credit, with exemptions for small purchases and certain mortgage loans. A home improvement fraud protection provision and a three day withdrawal option are included.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Betty Furness
Miss Furness
Capitol Hill
Sen
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ii
Helicopter Crash Kills 23 Aboard at Paramount Dairy Farm
Bystanders view the wreckage of a large helicopter that crashed on a dairy farm in Paramount California yesterday killing all 23 people aboard. Bales of hay are seen in the background as investigators assess the scene.
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Paramount
Calif
Harriman Says Talks May Fail Despite Nixon Peace Talks
Ambassador Harriman warned that U S Vietnam peace talks could break down never treating Thuy's threat as real. He urged both sides to show willingness to discuss substance and move toward productive results while the conference adjourned until Monday.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Washington
Harriman
U.S
Thuy
United States
Johnson
Wth
Hanoi
Charlottesville to Publish Sunday Edition Progress
The Charlottesville Daily Progress will start a Sunday edition called the Sunday Progress on Sept. 15. The six day paper serves a nine county area around Charlottesville with a circulation over 23 000 and will begin its 77th year of publishing Sept. 14.
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Charlottesville
Daily Progress
Sunday Progress
Carlottesville
Virginia Vine Ripened Tomatoes Featured at Cornwell's Market
Richmond AP reports warming weather from a weak south wind and a stationary front to the west. Readily available Virginia vine ripened tomatoes are advertised at 4 lb for $1.00 at Cornwell's Market. Also listed are sugar cured ham at $1.19 per lb and a dentist's new location at 126 N Braddock.
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Virginia
Cornwell
Sugar Cured Co
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