Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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College students are led through debris by policemen in Paris Latin Quarter after a night battle in the streets. The clash between students and police lasted for 11 hours. Several thousand students shouted slogans but avoided fights. Premier Georges Pompidou promised that steps would be taken to modernize the suburban liberal arts college at Mant err e. a part of the University of Paris. News is

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La Vie

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Heart Transplant Operations Successful Communication establishes a basis for unity within a country and also among countries. As the world gets older and becomes more complex, the need for better communication among the peoples of the world becomes greater as a solution to problems. Dr. Christiaan Barnard performed the first successful heart transplant operation in December. Hostile Frenchmen rioted in Paris to rid the government of President Charles de Gaulle's power. A countrywide strike temporarily immobilized the country in May. In November the Russians celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution which was in 1917. Denmark drivers experienced confusion when they started driving on the right side of the road. In February Jean Claude Killy won three gold medals in the Olympic Games. Alexander Dubeek was chosen as Communist Party boss of Czechoslovakia in January. He was the first member of the country's Slovak minority group to hold the position and made major reforms. The war in Viet Nam continued. In May United States and North Vietnamese officials met in Paris seeking an end to the conflict. Great Britain, whose financial status was suffering, received aid from the International Monetary Fund. Talks between United States and North Vietnam began May 10 in this conference room at the Paris International Conference Center Ambassador to the United Nations, George Ball, right, who succeeded Arthur Goldberg, shakes hands with Secretary-General L Thant News i»