Grand Vision of De Gaulle Shapes France and Algeria
Editorial views De Gaulle as a unifying force for France since 1958 while warning his stance on Algeria risks turmoil. It notes France’s prosperity, calls for settlement with Algerian Muslims, criticizes the Secret Army Organization, and mentions Eisenhower’s support amid domestic protests and police violence.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Secret Army
United States of Europe
de Gaulle
Russia
West Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Horst Buchholz Faces Epic Mother-In-Law Puzzle
AP profile recalls Horst Buchholz juggling two non English speaking mothers in Benedict Canyon. His German mother and French mother-in-law live with him, each with distinct quirks. He jokes about watchful police deterring walkers and his wife Miriam Bru managing endless chatter and multilingual banter. The piece highlights comic domestic tension and language barriers.
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Bob Thomas
Mollywood
Horst Buchholz
Christopher
Buchholz
Benedict Canyon
Horst
Beverly Hills
Miriam
Baytown News Publication Details and Staff
The Baytown news entry lists staff roles and contact lines including publishers, editors, managers, and office staff. It notes publication days afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sus Inc at Pearce and Ashhel in Baytown, Tomas with advertising and circulation details and subscription rates. It references the Associated Press and congressionally authorized press distribution remarks.
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Baytown Sus, Inc
Pearce and Ashhel
Baytown, Tomas
Fastor
Seite
Aselatant
Baytown
Tenn
Act of Congress
Repeper
THE
Associated Press
White House Twist Party Leaks Spur Society Buzz
Washington society circles buzz over a White House party where President danced until 4 30 am and even Secretary of Defense joined in The guest list included Paris fashion figures Tom Watson Fifi Fell Patsy Pulitzer Preston and Magda Moyano among others The leak came from about 30 imported guests while First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy hosted a New York trained crowd with notable figures like Prince Oleg Cassini and Ambassador Alphand present
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Coli. Glenn
White House
Pamela Turnure
New York
Society
Charlie Bartlett
Chattanooga Times
Kennedys
Rolley Evans
New York Herald Tribune
JFK
Prince Oleg Cassini
Cholly Knickerbocker
Jackie Kennedy
Tom Watson
International Business Machines
Chiquita Astor
Lady Astor
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Vogue
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John Brademas
South Bend
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Michael Forrestal
Secretary of Defense
Peter Duchin
Clayton Fritchey
Adlai Stoversom
George Plimpton
Sador Francis T. P. Plimpton
Bieden
Bob McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Madam Alphand
Paris
Sen
Claiborne Pell
Diplomatrom
Rhode Island
Oy and
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Bernard Lanvin
Fifth
Lady Bird Johnson
Franklin D. "Roosevelt Jr
Oleg Cassini
Radziwill
Alphand
Try and Stop Me WO College Alumni Reunion Beards
Two college alumni who roomed together for four years meet at their fifteenth reunion. One friend sports a beard that prompts jests about shaving. The hairy man explains his wife hates the beard more than he does, despite his own dislike.
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WO College
Mitch Miller
World’s first passenger railway opened where and when
A fragmented recall lists ambitious prompts about early railway openings and dates, asking for the location and timing of the world’s first passenger railway, with scattered references to February 18 and other historic dates, plus questions about Maryland’s naming and notable figures.
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Arkanana
National Science Foundation
Rio de la Plata
Maryland
Letters and political notes on bonds and party shifts
A city bond defeat of 2.84 million prompts an angry citizen letter critiquing the process and urging accountability. The Sun defends publishing letters with signatures, reaffirms editorial standards, and notes ongoing discussion about Ray Heinrich's switch to the Republican ticket in Precinct 165. It clarifies that Dick Manne leads a liberal group, not an elected office.
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T. Am
The
Sun
Paskage
Ne Pen
Ray Heinrich
R. S
Dick) Manne
Harris County
Democrats
Manne
Harris County Democrats
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
Angell Resigns As A M Chancellor To Lead Arkansas Plan
E J Angell resigns as vice chancellor of the Texas A M college system to become executive director of Arkansas Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance. The change takes effect March 1. He joined A M in 1936 and has led top administration since 1948. He will devise plans for Arkansas state college coordination and assess their financial needs.
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College Station
E. J. Angell
Texas A&m College System
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
Arkansas
A&m
Angell
Jesus quotes Scripture on cleansing the temple
A Bible verse from Mark recalls Jesus teaching that the temple should be a house of prayer for all nations, but was turned into a den of thieves.
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House of Prayer
Mark
Fragmented Wartime Technology Trend Note
A brief snippet notes wartime vending machine like tech or apparatus on the rise. It mentions wartimesen ix atti and the growing use of such devices, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Disarmament Talks Marked by Pessimism and Hurdles
The piece notes a long history of stalled talks between the United States and Soviet Union dating to 1954. It highlights demands that inspectors be free of veto, Russian control of chief inspectors, and ongoing doubts about a workable treaty. It cites Kennedy’s stance and the 18 nation talks, stressing unresolved issues and limited progress amid mistrust.
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Russia
Kennedy
United Sister
Cev
Mexico City Plans 30 Miles Of New Streets
Mexico City will spend 900,000 this year on 30 miles of new streets. Officials say most roads will include underpasses at major intersections to ease snarled traffic and improve transit through the capital.
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Mexico City
Bridge hand shows Blackwood checks and a false card defeat
South and North reach a potential slam in spades after a jump raise and Blackwood. West leads clubs, East returns a club, and a false card by East defeats the contract. South misreads East's nine as a singleton, chooses queen spade, and goes down. The hand illustrates defensive deception in high level play.
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South
North
West
East
Enat
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