France's De Gaulle and the Leftward Parliament Shift
The piece critiques Charles de Gaulle as a dictator figure shaping France toward a united Europe and aligning with Moscow. It argues his actions ban NATO forces and empower leftists, predicting long term influence on Western Europe and U.S. security, amid a volatile French electorate and historical paradoxes.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
United States of Europe
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Johnson
Charlies de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulles
America
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle clue list and word definitions from a NEA feature quiz style page. Includes numbered hints and cross references such as rodent, feline animal, curved bone, Greek goddess of dawn, and other varied terms.
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Pharmaceutical Ste
Bewigged Salesmen The Best
Henry McLemore notes a Wall Street Journal item claiming hairier salesmen outperform bald ones and jokes about his own stock hobby. He recalls bald sellers who influenced him, guesses at stock tickers, and muses on hair as sales charm while pursuing a writing course.
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New York
The
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Nepeoch
Na Geni
Florida
Istanbul
Aid hike in Latin America angers delegates at talks
At a preparatory inter American meeting in Montevideo the proposed $1 billion U S aid boost for Latin America over five years faced sharp criticism as too small. Delegates from Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Guatemala Venezuela and Uruguay criticized the plan and canceled a private session. The Latin American summit in Punta del Este is set for April 12 to 14 with talks focusing on a proposed Latin American Common Market to be formed by 1980.
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Uruguay
Johnson
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Latin America
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Ponta del Este
Dean Rusk
Congress
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Guatemala
Venezuela
Dodd Finance Probe Highlights Unpaid Dodd Aid Details
Washington as the Senate Ethics Committee deepens its inquiry into Senator Dodd, sources reveal alleged backdoor law work, payroll padding, and gifts from lobbyists. Testimony claims over $50,000 funded Dodd summer-home renovations while questioned loans and tax treatment raise concerns about income reporting and influence.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen. Dodd
Tom Dodd
Colummn
Dodd
Senate Committee
Michael O'Hare
North Stonington
Conn
Senate
Hartford
David Nichols
Nichols
D.C
White House
Lazarus Hayman
U.S
Connecticut
Hayman
Tom Frouge
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Law
Well Child Disease Resembles Polio Attacks in Mexico
A reported paralytic illness in Mexican children closely mimics poliomyelitis but is caused by an unidentified virus. Transmission mode unknown. cases scattered, not epidemic. Some deaths occur from respiratory involvement, but recoveries are common after the acute phase. No U.S. cases yet. potential spread near Mexico border.
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Mexico
Farm Income Average Lowest In W. Virginia
The Agriculture Department reports 1966 realized net income per farm in West Virginia at 655 dollars, the lowest in the nation, after accounting for receipts, government payments, and home-produced foods. Texas shows $1,120, up 32 percent from 1965.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arizona
West Virginia
Texas
Economic slowdown shows mixed job data and rising nonwhite unemployment
AAP Special Report notes the slowdown is evident in several indicators while February jobless rate remains 3.7 percent for the third month. Overtime remains, nonwhite unemployment at 7.1 percent highlights persistent disparities. Hiring prospects appear to improve as recruiters seek graduates and help-wanted ads rebound.
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New York
Board
Apple tree signals Newton link at new NBS complex
A lettered sign in the Maryland National Bureau of Standards courtyard calls the apple tree the Newton apple tree, a direct descendant of the original that inspired Newton’s gravitational theory. An ostrich can reach about 50 miles per hour for a distance.
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National Bureau of Standards
Maryland
Newton
Isaac Newton
Two Club Bid Reigns In Culbertson Legacy Bridge Lesson
In a discussion of the two clubs forcing bid from Ely Culbertson’s era and Oswald Jacoby, the piece explains its advantages over regular two bids. It reduces the negative response, frees other bids, and often keeps bidding lower. A hands study shows South bidding hearts three times without passing four hearts and North using Blackwood to reveal aces, guiding a seven heart contract. If North had opened two spades the grand slam might still be reachable but riskier due to higher bid levels.
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Ely
Culbertson
Oswald Jacoby
Waldemar
von Zedtwitz
Ted
Lighthér
Culbert- Son
Reguar
South
North
Bridge Question on Five Diamonds Bid
A bridge problem asks: you open four no trump and partner responds five diamonds to show one ace after a slam bid. With one ace present, decide the optimal action now. The prompt notes the answer will be provided tomorrow.
Baytown Sun staff and postal details listed
The Baytown Sun staff and roles are listed including editor and publisher Che Baytoun Sim, general and business managers, managing editor, office and advertising department heads. It notes second class mailing at Baytown Post Office under federal law and publication address Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 20 77520.
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Svrenees
Feve
Baytown
Texas
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