Why de Gaulle Fails to Crush Algerian Killers
Editorial argues that French President de Gaulle cannot or will not deploy the army to crush the Algerian assassins, instead allowing the secret army to slaughter Moslems while Paris debates independence referendums. It labels this hesitation a weakness in French governance and questions France’s global leadership.
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de Gaulle
United States
Berlin
Algeria
Russia
Paris
Lebanon
Syria
Tunisia
Morocco
Indochina
France
Western
Europe
Jumping to conclusions about modern life humor
A satirical column of aphorisms on sleep, walking, money, manners, and gender roles. It riffs on daily habits and social trends with wry, self contained observations. The tone mimics a lighthearted newsy voice reflecting consumer culture and personal behavior.
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New York
Editor and Publisher Names and Positions Clarified
A historic newspaper note lists roles including Editor and Publisher, with secondary positions such as Business Manager and Managing Editor. The brief entry names office titles and hints at administrative hierarchy within the publication. No dates or places are provided.
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Siveone
Seceee
Build a better mousetrap meets global trade shift
Washington argues that postwar foreign aid has given foreign producers newer plants and better equipment, eroding American competitiveness. The steel industry seeks depreciation-driven modernization or price relief, while critics say tax credits favor big firms and slow overall growth. The piece ends with a biblical quote from Mark 1:17.
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Washington
United States
Try and Stop Me HE FIRST TIME
A fragmented OCR style passage recounts random vignettes featuring the Rose Bowl appearance of Alabama, a chance meeting with Humphrey Bogart and an unidentified man, and a conversation about fame and wealth bridging Bob Hope and intimate dialogue in Waterbury.
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University of Alabama
Humphrey Bogart
Alabama
Foster
Waterbury
Bob Hope
Daily Quiz Grab Bag Puzzle From The Times
A jumble of trivia prompts and clipped biographical notes asks: 1) another name for Dutch cheese 2) profession of Charles Frohman 3) elements in hydriodic acid 4) where a frisette appears 5) what the Strait of Malacca separates. plus notes on composers and other random clues and historical asides.
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Charles Frohman
Strait of Moaletca
Nixon Loan Controversy Shifts in California Race
Washington notes reveal Howard Hughes loaned Don Nixon 205000 dollars amid California governor race. Evidence suggests Richard Nixon knew of and pressured for the loan, with Waters and Hughes tied to legal questions and a judge accused of bad faith in limiting deposition questions. Asia policy critique follows with U S arms flow to Indonesia and West New Guinea tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Don Nixon
California
Richard Nixon
Industralist
Robert N. Finch
Nixon
Frank J. Waters
Finch
Hughes
Frank Waters
S. Nixon
Waters
U.S
Hughes Tool Co
Waters - Vs. Hughes
Superior Court
Philbrick McCoy
Judicial Ethics
Crowley
McCoy
Washington
State Department
West New Guinea
Sukarno
Department
Amsterdam
Anchorage
Alaska
Honolulu
Hawai
Pacific
Fivefold rise planned for South Vietnam radio receivers
Washington AP reports the Agency for International Development plans to boost South Vietnam radio receivers fivefold, delivering about 250,000 units in the next year. The original plan called for 50,000 with 20,000 funded by South Vietnam and 20,000 by the agency. the remaining 200,000 will be financed with U.S. aid funds.
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Washington
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
U.S
Thanks for support in my Justice of the Peace race
In a Sun letter, HN Colve thanks friends who backed the Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 campaign in the May 4 election. He notes voter friendships remained intact and that rivals Ervin and “Fats” remained closer, stressing a clean contest and mutual respect among supporters.
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the Sun
Justice of the Peace
Ervin
Fats
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and brief hints. Includes entries such as kettles opposed and credit, notions, anti tank gun, Eucharist plates, distinctive mark, and face to face. Also lists deer foot Fortunate Gandhi s land backbone snoozes and other terse hints.
Knowledge of Bridge Strategy in a Complex Hand
A bridge hand features a preemptive three hearts by South and East’s defense shaping the contract. West shifts to clubs, East counters with a king of diamonds, and declarer navigates a spade ten lead, aiming to finesse. East’s king of diamonds defensive play forces a critical entry loss, allowing a protective sequence that ends with South down one.
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South
East
West Het
Declarer
Gumayn Mere By
West
Tost
King of Diamonds
Kily
Drastiy
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Baytown
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Jesus
Lone Prairie
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Happy Mathory
Fe Edor
Henry Fonda
Jan Kiepura
Woody Herman
Billy =a
Dave Philly
Supreme Court
Bean
Frerg
de MH
Pole OF Fame—Oquess the Mame
Ito
Neuritis
Royal College of Music
Colswolda
Nan Jones
Central Press
London
Cambridge
Royal College
Santa Barbara
Apollo
Sumatra
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis JR
Indonesia
Styles Bridges
Uncle Sam
U. S
Defense Department
Kremlin
Avia
Jakarta
Moscow
Subandrio
Peature
Asia
Cloge
Spete
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Gates Fellows
Bal
B. Jay Becker
Naterabie
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