Gaulles Rhetoric Conflicts With Reality Says Marlow
James Marlow analyzes the tense exchange between President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle. He argues De Gaulle resents France’s secondary status while the United States provides the deterrent shield against Russia through its nuclear capabilities. The piece outlines France’s past military shortcomings and current strategic vulnerabilities in Indochina and Algeria.
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Heiress Nosey’s diet shrinks amid inheritance dispute
Detroit AP reports Nosey the 11 year old heiress doe tied to Charles Long's Romulus Township estate will cut back on luxury living after Probate Judge Ernest Boehm approves Wall the keeper’s handling of an $11500 bequest. Nosey has traveled to Mexico Canada and 23 states and enjoys rare steak weekly as Wall cites $800 monthly care.
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Peyote Use Banned By California Amid Religious Claims
In San Francisco the attorney general said California bans peyote use by members of the Native American Church of the United States as a narcotic ritual. Officials argue health protections can override religious practice, while church supporters contend religious freedom.
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Kidnapped Japanese Engineer Freed by Guerrillas
In South Viet Nam, Masatormi Kawai, a 28-year-old Japanese engineer kidnapped last month by Communist guerrillas, has been freed and was staying at the home of a Vietnamese district chief 28 miles north of Saigon.
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Masatormi Kawai
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1930s Considered One Golden Age in Film Poll
Seattle readers poll names the 14 best films of all time from the 1930s to 1950s. The World's Fair released results citing titles such as The Heights and Citizen Kane with critics endorsing the era as a golden age for American moviemaking.
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Seattle
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the Heights
Tulip Festival Not Festive This Year in Holland Michigan
The annual tulip festival lost its usual festive air as hot weather and chicken pox kept guests away. Miss Michigan Karen Jean Rush failed to attend due to Gov Swainson’s plane grounding. Selections referenced classic films and a list of past festival themes. despite plans, most tulips wilted under near ninety degree heat.
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