Cardinale says American men stay young after 40
Claudia Cardinale notes Americans over 40 remain youthful while Italians feel aging. She contrasts U S lifestyle and sport participation with European norms during a stay near Hollywood while promoting Dont Make Waves with Tony Curtis. She also comments on diets and national sport preferences among Italians French English and Americans. The piece ends with a stray fact on U S steel use per person.
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Italy
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Tony Curtis
Washington Vacation About Over
Washington reports that summer slows pace as Humphrey jokes about breakfast melon. Ambassadors retreat, White House tours surge, and the capital shifts into informal social life with fewer late offices and longer cafe lunches.
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Hubert J. Humphrey
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India
Charles Lucet
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Petre Balaceau
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Georgetown
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D-Mont
JW. Fulbright
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Robert S. McNamara
Rock Creek Park
Tito T
House
Senate
Dullsville
Mansfield's Comments Thorn In LBJ's Side
AP News analyzes Mike Mansfield's clash with President Johnson over Vietnam peace aims and Europe troop reductions. Mansfield urges early talks with de Gaulle and a major NATO troop drawdown, while Johnson favors peace but resists pulling troops and meeting French leadership.
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James Marlown
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Senate
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de Gaulle
NATO
Thunderous theft at Hobbs Supermarket shocks Hobbs NM
Police report a burglary at Hobbs Supermarket where robbers blew a door during a storm, stealing over $3,000 and causing $2,000 in damage. The incident coincides with a broader geopolitical chatter mentioning De Gaulle and NATO.
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France
NATO
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Texas
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United States
Caribbean
Auto safety bill sets standards for 1963 models and beyond
Washington AP reports major auto high safety package requires commerce secretary to set safety standards for 1963 model cars buses and trucks Used cars must have standards within two years Tires to have grading and labeling within two years States must create safety programs by 1968 or lose 10 percent federal highway aid Penalties up to 1000 per violation total 400000 Costs total 3818 million over three years with allocations for state local programs research and safety program studies including a test center feasibility study
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