France and the Alliance under De Gaulle’s challenge
The article surveys Charles de Gaulle’s push for an independent French deterrent and the strain on the Atlantic Alliance. It notes his veto of Britain’s Common Market bid, the Franco German treaty, Soviet fears, and Western leaders’ wary response including Kennedy and Rusk. It cites NATO divisions, Britain’s open door stance, and debates over European unity and U.S. burden.
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London Economist
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Atlantic
Edward Heath
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Free World
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West Germany
Lord Home
Death of Mrs Mildred Doyle Ends A Caring Life In Anderson
The community mourns Mildred McCullough Doyle widow of Percy H Doyle. She belongs to prominent local families and used her talents for the good of her family friends and Anderson. Her loss is deeply felt by many.
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Mildred McCullough Doyle
Percy H. Doyle
Anderson
Associated Press
No Compromise on Medicare Financing Opposes AMA Vision
Dr. Ed ward R. Annis, president elect of the American Medical Association, vows no compromise against Medicare financing through Social Security. He argues Medicare would impose government control on medical practice, threaten free care standards, and risk massive costs while Kerr Mills remains a viable alternative.
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American Medical Association
White House
Britain
Kerr- Mills
Staffing reform in Congress sparks minority staff push
In Washington the Democratic and Republican factions debate how a more balanced committee staff impacts legislation. Speaker John McCormack faces calls to let the minority party claim up to 40 percent of professional staff, with Rep. Gerald Ford and Rep. Fred Schwengel leading a push for reforms to improve minority influence.
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Thomas
al Curtis
Missouri
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Michigan
House Committee
Fred Schwengel
200 Polaris Would Comprise Nuclear Force
The United States envisions a 200 Polaris missile armed European nuclear force to defend NATO. Ships would carry eight or fewer missiles with crews integrated as a NATO legion under a single command. A top priority is attracting 40 European professional staff while sharing operations with Britain and the United States.
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Harold Macmillan
Lorraine
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Britain
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Supreme Allied Command
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First Features Corp
Arrangeme
French Air Force Planes Collide in Formation Crash
In Bordeau France three air force aircraft collided in heavy clouds during a Monday formation flight. No details on casualties were provided.
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France
UPI
De Gaulle Deploys Riot Police to Coal Mine Areas
Paris authorities moved heavily armed riot police into France's northwestern coal mining regions to back a back to work order. Miners in Forbach Douai Bruay en Artois pledged to ignore the requisition, defying jail terms or fines.
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UPI
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France
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Douai
Bruay En Artois
Local Health Letter Promotes Nutritional Regimen for Joint Disability
Dr Brady’s health service promotes a non medicinal nutritious regimen for chronic joint disability described in Little Lesson No 12. Readers are urged to send 35 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr William Brady at 245 El Camino South Beverly Hills California for information and a brief letter response.
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Willam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calf
Carnival acts and war tales in a mosaic of 1930s entertainment
The fragment describes carnival stage bits including a two headed girl represented by two women in one skirt and a cannibal figure with a war club. It shifts to a wartime report about airmen, parachutes, and a French air force incident near Mont de Marsan, plus a note on a three year contract with Cummins Engine Co and a miners strike backdrop.
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American Motors
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Nevada Power
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Diesel Workers Union
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