De Gaulle Fears U S Domination in Europe and MLF Clash
In Geneva and Paris this week a wide set of talks begins to shape postwar Europe. French President Charles de Gaulle fears U S influence economically and militarily as negotiators press a broad tariff cut and NATO issues. He leverages the Franco German treaty and market unity to press his claims.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
Europe
U.S
Geneva
Paris
Britain
Japan
NATO
de Gaulle
MLF
Chrysler
General Electric
Machines Bull
France
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
GOP Governors Clash Over Burch Ouster Plan Pace
A UPI survey shows moderate Republican governors seeking to remove National Chairman Dean Burch may lack full backing from party officials who will decide. National Committee members questioned Sunday voiced skepticism, with 66 votes needed to oust Burch at the January 23 meeting. The committee represents grassroots Republicans nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Denver
Tennessee
Harry Carbaugh
Wisconsin
Talbot Peterson
Byron Ising
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Republican Governors Association
Michigan
George Romney
Republican Party
Psychiatrist Links Oral Contraceptives to Happier Marriages
Dr. Monte Jay Meldman of Forest Hospital Des Plaines reports in the Journal of Psychosomatics and in an interview that oral contraceptives can shift both partners' attitudes. He notes women may show increased sexual willingness while husbands may react with insecurity or neurotic symptoms. yet he argues overall sex relations improve and vows the method boosts marital happiness.
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Chicago
UPI
Monte Jay Meldman
Meldman
Forest Hospital
Des Plaines
Journal of the Academy of Psychosomatics
Cancer Virus Behavior Is Puzzle to Scientists
The study by Hare and Morgan at the University of Rochester shows polyoma viruses persist in cell colonies with most cells carrying infectious viruses in the cytoplasm and only a small fraction entering a vegetative cycle ending in cell death. Researchers aim to explain how viruses persist in fully infectious states while replicating autonomously in only some cells. The work notes interferon does not protect infected but unaffecting cells and that viral antibodies can cure infected colonies in broth.
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UPI
New York
UPD
Hare and
Morgan
Technical Journal of the
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Alliance for Progress funds lag Latin nations face shortfall
The 1965 development budgets of 19 Latin American Alliance for Progress nations total 3.108 billion dollars in foreign needs, while only 1.310 billion is available. The gap of 1.798 billion may be filled by loans, grants, and debt restructuring. Venezuela and Mexico fare best. Argentina, Brazil, and Chile face heavy needs and debt. The report urges longer-term financing and self-help efforts.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Alliance For Progress
Alliance
Brazil
Haiti
Argentina
Chile
Venezuela
Mexico
Walter W. Rostow
United States
Latin America
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