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Was it a franc crisis? Or was it a mark crisis? Answers to these questions depended largely on whether they were posed in Bonn or Paris.  

The Dollar Escapes Europe's Currency Crisis; Dollar Escapes Crisis In Europe's Currency

Marty Domres, the 6-foot-5-inch quarterback with an apparently tireless arm, ended his remarkable Columbia career yesterday by completing 30 of 54 passes in leading the Lions to a 46-20 victory over Brown at Baker Field.  

Columbia Crushes Brown On Domres Aerials, 46-20; Columbia Beats Brown, 46-20, With Domres Setting Records

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IT used to be a simple matter for the man who programmed top 40 radio to protect his listeners against "suggestive" music. Any song which encouraged explicit sexuality was judged obscene and summarily banned.  

Why Do The Kids Dig Rock . . .; Why Do Young People Go For Rock . . . ?

When Is Color N So Colorful?; Color Movies

'Zorba' -- Palette or People?; 'Zorba' -- Palette or People?

Tran Van Huong says S Vietnam can discuss 'internal' pol questions with NLF at Paris talks if NLF acknowledges it is only dissident opposition pol group and not a quasigovt, int; makes it clear S Vietnamese Govt vigorously opposes coalition govt; says members of NLF can form legal pol party if they can agree to disarm and to renounce Communism; discusses S Vietnamese Govt's position towards NLF

SAIGON SPECIFIES BASIS FOR MEETING THE N.L.F. DIRECTLY; Premier Says Thieu Would Like Bilateral Talks but He Rules Out Recognition LAOS SITE IS SUGGESTED Huong Proposes Discussion of Political Issues and Role of Front in Ending War Saigon Premier Outlines Terms For Meeting Liberation Front

SOME 12 years ago, as the Great South Bay Jazz Festival was ending, Al Cohn (anybody under 20 know what he plays?) was stricken with an insight. "It's what you listen to when you're growing up," he said as we walked out of the tent, "that you always come back to. For criteria, for pleasure.

. . . While Papa Clings To Billie?; Their Parents Cling to Billie

WESTBURY, L. I., Nov. 23 -- At no stage during tonight's $98,132.42 Realization Pace was Best Of All anything but the best in the 1 1/16-mile classic before 27,112 fans at Roosevelt Raceway.  

Best Of All Wins $98,132 Realization; BEST OF ALL, 3-10, WINS REALIZATION

T Strongin article on decade and a half of rock music; sees it a prime cultural force with strong hold on youth; cites some groups and singers

RECORDINGS: ROCK 1968

de Gaulle stuns France and world by announcing franc will not be devalued

DE GAULLE REFUSES TO DEVALUE;; FRANC DEFENDED $2-Billion Pledge at Conference in Bonn Is Still Expected De Gaulle Refuses to Devalue Franc; $2-BILLION CREDIT IS STILL EXPECTED Aide Denies Bonn Meeting Offered Help Contingent on a Reduced Rate

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 23 -- Unbeaten Harvard turned The Game into The Miracle today by scoring 16 points in the last 42 seconds and gaining a hysterical 29-29 tie with unbeaten Yale.  

Crimson Tallies Twice in 42 Seconds; Harvard Rallies to Tie Yale, 29 to 29

This shapes up as a banner year for the nation's two largest securities exchanges in listing the shares of new companies -- an indication of the current stock-trading boom.  

Busy Exchanges Get Rush of New Listings; Exchanges, Already Busy, Get Rush of Listings

Funny Fellow gave his backers a thrill instead of a laugh as he won the $58,500 Gallant Fox Handicap at Aqueduct yesterday. The 3-year-old Wheatley Stable colt was the favorite with the crowd of 42,388 to take the mile-and-five-eighths test, and he did.  

GALLANT FOX WON BY FUNNY FELLOW; Principe Trails Favorite by Neck in $58,500 Handicap -- Chompion Is Third GALLANT FOX WON BY FUNNY FELLOW

PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 23 -- Brian McCullough, a sophomore tailback, scored three touchdowns as Princeton ended its football season today with a 41-13 victory over Cornell.  

McCullough Excels As Princeton Scores Over Cornell, 41-13; PRINCETON TRIMS CORNELL BY 41-13

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23 -- Joe Paterno, the coach of the undefeated Penn State football team, admonished his second-string quarterback, Mike Cooper, when the player tossed a 19-yard touchdown pass against Pittsburgh today.  

PENN STATE ROUTS PITTSBURGH, 65-9; Pittman Paces Nittany Lion Offense With 3 Tallies PENN STATE ROUTS PITTSBURGH, 65-9

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 23 -- An undefeated season, a trip to the Rose Bowl and the Big Ten championship all came to Ohio State today. The Buckeyes defeated Michigan, 50-14, in perhaps the most significant meeting between the old rivals.  

OHIO STATE AND U. S. C. TRIUMPH; MICHIGAN ROUTED Buckeyes Win, 50-14, as Otis Stars -- Take Big Ten Title Ohio State Wins Big Ten Title By Trouncing Michigan, 50-14

HE WILL ADDRESS FRANCE TODAY; ACTION SURPRISES FISCAL ALLIES; FOWLER REPORTS U. S. Sees a Possibility Franc Can Be Held at Present Value President Will Address France Today FOWLER REPORTS ON BONN MEETING

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23 -- Pennsylvania's finest football team since its championship year of 1959 staved off Dartmouth in the closing minutes today to score a 26-21 Ivy League victory before 50,188 fans.  

PENN 26-21 VICTOR OVER DARTMOUTH; Quakers, 3d in Ivy League, Register 7th Triumph in Best Year Since 1959 PENN TURNS BACK DARTMOUTH, 26-21

FARMINGTON, Conn. -- The small towns of the Farmington River watershed north and west of here have somehow avoided the onrush of turnpike civilization, and have retained their charm and slow pace in spite of the roar of traffic on the big roads just a few miles away.  

Farmington River Towns Are Years Away From Interstate 91; Farmington River Towns

BROADWAY is a world of doers and talkers. The doers do all the work, then the talkers get to criticize them for it. It's a place where you find more historians sitting around every night after 11 under the comic strip bubbles in Sardi's than in the Harvard archives at high noon. To all of them, Harold Prince has a reputation for being something of a smarty pants.

Say, Darling, Look At Hal Prince Now; Say, Darling, Look At Hal Prince Now

Russell, Francis: The Shadow of Blooming Grove. Warren G Harding in His Times

The Shadow Of Blooming Grove; Blooming Grove

comment on pol troubles for de Gaulle; graph of rise in living costs and wages

BRITISH STUNNED BY MOVE IN PARIS; Future Stability of World's Monetary System Now Pondered in London BRITISH STUNNED BY MOVE IN PARIS

SCME says it will extend strike to Buffalo State Mental Hosp because of transfer of patients to upstate hosps which puts 'union members in position of scabbing on themselves'; warns of strike extension to other unspecified hosps later in wk if Gov does not halt talks with CSEA and grant SCME an election; mediation efforts continue; visiting at struck hosps barred for day to permit continuation of services with reduced personnel

UNION TO EXTEND HOSPITAL TIE-UPS; Walkout at Buffalo Mental Facility Set Tomorrow -Mediation Continues UNION TO EXTEND HOSPITAL TIE-UPS

Bülent Korkmaz, colloquially known by his given nicknames "Büyük Kaptan" and "Cengaver", is a Turkish former professional footballer and current manager of TFF 1. Lig club Esenler Erokspor.

Bülent Korkmaz, Turkish footballer and manager

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Scott Krinsky is an American actor and comic best known for his role as Jeffrey "Jeff" Barnes on the hit TV series Chuck and his role as Darryl on The O.C.

Scott Krinsky, American actor and comedian

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Dawn Sherrese Robinson is an American singer and actress best known as a founding member of the R&B/pop group En Vogue, one of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time. Following her departure from En Vogue, Robinson joined Lucy Pearl and released their self-titled debut album Lucy Pearl in 2000, which went platinum worldwide and produced the successful singles "Dance Tonight" and "Don't Mess with My Man".

Dawn Robinson, American singer and actress

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d.a. levy, born Darryl Alfred Levey, was an American poet, artist, and alternative publisher active during the 1960s, based in Cleveland, Ohio. He consistently signed his work with lower-case letters.

November 24, 1968

Headlines from November 24, 1968

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The Dollar Escapes Europe's Currency Crisis; Dollar Escapes Crisis In Europe's Currency

Columbia Crushes Brown On Domres Aerials, 46-20; Columbia Beats Brown, 46-20, With Domres Setting Records

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Why Do The Kids Dig Rock . . .; Why Do Young People Go For Rock . . . ?

Billboard 200

Electric Ladyland

Cheap Thrills

Feliciano!

The Second

Time Peace/The Rascals' Greatest Hits

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for November 24, 1968