Customs Inspectors Tire Of Tourists Wisecracks
A lighter look at border screening as customs inspectors tire of jovial travellers. Tourists crack jokes about valuables, secrecy, and quirks while officers question luggage and inspect items such as cameras, suitcases, and scented bottles. The exchange hints at cultural banter and the careful line inspectors walk between humor and security.
France Rejects Ban on Rock and Roll
Paris interior minister Roger Frey rejected a Gaullist deputy’s push for a nationwide ban on rock n roll in France. He cited no valid reason for a general prohibition. Five policemen were injured recently as a rock session grew unruly.
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Kennedy hints at turning point in Berlin crisis
The analysis argues Kennedy aims three psychological effects: preparing Americans for tougher actions, signaling to Russia that allies will not yield, and stiffening allied resolve. It questions whether mid 217000 troop increase signals Europe deployment and notes Eisenhower’s 1959 stance against a ground war, implying potential nuclear options.
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Cabinet Meets Without Kennedy On Second Wednesdays
The cabinet holds sessions without President Kennedy who views most formal meetings as time wasting. With Kennedy's approval, officers meet every second Wednesday at a different department, August 2 at the Pentagon and two weeks later at the Treasury. Kennedy consults individually, preferring only those directly concerned with the issue. Secralie irony is defined as feigning agreement to expose another's argument.
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