European unity falters as De Gaulle dominates agenda
The article analyzes a fraying North Atlantic unity as Charles De Gaulle's stubbornly nationalistic stance strains Franco German cooperation. It argues a durable European union requires both Paris and Bonn to align, amid debates on a Europe defense without the United States and the shape of a loose confederation.
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France
Germany
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Europe
European Economic Community
European Union of States
Paris
Erhard
NATO
West Germany
Congress approves multi year pay raise for armed forces
The House completed action on a 207 million pay raise for 1.8 million military personnel effective Sept 1. Generals gain 45 dollars monthly while corporals and third class petty officers gain 5. draftees and those with under two years service are excluded. Critics call the gap a serious morale issue.
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House
Johnson
White House
Congress
Senate
Global Communist Pressures Create New Cold War Tensions
The era's dangers mount as Viet Nam, the Congo, and Cyprus face crises with Cuba as a looming offshore flashpoint. The Communist bloc is seen as coordinating against the United States and its allies. Evidence points to Chinese backing for Viet Nam actions and possible Communist manipulation of Cyprus tensions. Reports link Tshombe’s Congo troubles to Peking support.
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Korea
Viet Nam
Congo
Cyprus
Cuba
Kremlin
U. S
United States
Ankara
Tshombe
Peking
Lock the car doors to protect children in motion
A cautionary note warns that children and adults should never lean against unlocked car doors in moving vehicles. Parents must ensure doors are securely fastened to prevent tragic falls, which can cause fatal injuries or permanent harm.
Vietnam Warfront Tensions Rise With New Weapons Flow
Washington report cites Viet Cong use of Czech Chinese and Russian arms, mortars and rifles flowing via the Ho Chi Minh trail. American and Vietnamese Rangers on the Cambodian border press for a sustained aggressive policy to curb the supply and shift from defensive fighting to decisive action.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
No. 1 Tigers
Boyle's Column Describes Old Swimming Hole Loss
In Little Rock Arkansas Hal Boyle notes how the once wild Old Swimming Hole, a simple creek site reached by a sandy road and vine entry, has been tamed by roads and a diving board. He recalls the makeshift teachers a boat and a steel cable glide and the fearless kids who learned to swim or sink.
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J.C. Tillman
Little Rock
Ark
Ames
Labor moves to the business fore in wage and job talks
Labor presses wage and benefit demands as auto contract talks near a decision point. Jobs and output rise with July unemployment easing below five percent. Corporate profits peak and productivity advances signal a brighter economic tone, prompting unions to align demands with improving corporate prospects.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Payne keeps performing after near-fatal crash in New York
John Payne remains active in theater after a severe 1950 street collision in New York that left him badly injured and with facial scars. He credits surgical recovery and his independent streak for resuming his career. Payne recently opened Here’s Love in Los Angeles and owns half of the TV series Restless Gun.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
John Payne
Los Angeles
Payne
New York
Madison Avenue
Philharmonic Auditorium
Meredith Willson
Maureen O'Hara
Edmund Gwenn
Santa Claus
Craig Stevens
Roducers
Lesson in instant charm by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett offers simple verbal techniques to smooth social interactions. From praising art with a vague compliment to gracefully ending conversations, the tips aim to leave others feeling flattering and at ease. The piece presents everyday phrases to deflect rudeness and keep discourse pleasant.
Free Expression Letters Condemn Johnson Policy Says Faker Label
The Journal prints reader letters with signatures upon request. Charles Parsons argues Lyndon B. Johnson would fuel a renewed cold war with the Soviet bloc if reelected, accusing Washington of treasonable weakness and reliance on the United Nations. AP report notes Santa Fe County catalogs 33 ghost towns and 29 ghost post offices in New Mexico, classifying types of ghost towns by disappearance, remaining structures, or occupied ruins.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
C.cu
Russia
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Korea
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Charles Parsons
Santa FE
N. M
Santa Fe County
New Mexico
State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources
Biddeford Daily Paper Masthead and Rate Note
Biddeford Maine newspaper masthead lists W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor with daily except Sunday publication. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member notices exclusive rights for local news and AP dispatches. Postal details included.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Paul Harvey on Charity Dishonesty and Fundraising
Paul Harvey decries charity fraud and misused funds, citing the Sister Kenny Foundation and DAV scandals. He contrasts efficient groups like the Salvation Army with professional fundraisers, warns against government welfare expansion, and questions the anti poverty funding path and oversight.
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Salvation Army
Sager
DAV
March of Dimes
New York
Lefkowitz
Basil O'Connor
Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzles Featured in Daily Paper
The page presents a daily crossword with clues such as Blaze, Chum, and Scientist's workroom, plus an 8 by 18 cryptogram puzzle. A cryptogram shows a substitution cipher with example mapping and a sample solution line, attributed to Longfellow and Gracian, dated 1964 King Features Syndicate.
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North Atlantic Union
Keating
Javits
Washington News
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Swimming Hole
Hal Boyle
Business Mirror
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Ruth Millet
Ruth Millett
Joe
People’s Forum
Baddeford
Lace Journal
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Sister Kenny Foundation
Kenny Foundation
Chicago
Harold Sager
Coonel
Harold S. McClintock
Borden Company
Daily Crossword
Blaze
Chum
Scientist’s Workroom
Axydlbaaxr
Longfellow
Ferneu NE
FBIP
Gracian
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Iceland
Persia
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