Charles the Dissident: De Gaulle's Unyielding Years and Theater
Editorial recalls Charles de Gaulle's career from World War II heroism to controversial leadership. It notes his push for a powerful presidency, clashes with NATO and Britain over Europe, and his unilateral foreign policy moves including nuclear ambitions, Red China ties, and Southeast Asia stance.
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William
the Conqueror
Ivan
Richard
Charles Andre Joseph Marie de Gaulle
Charles
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Britain
European Economic Community
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Red China
America
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
France
Euromart
Politics and Crises Shape Britain’s Midnight House Drama
Tory MPs drift from the Commons as midnight passes while Labour seeks to push three bills. Labour resigns only on a defeated vote, while Prime Minister Wilson resists calling a general election. Conservatives fear a tight post election majority amid unsettled international issues and currency uncertainty.
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Britain
House of Commons
Labor Party
Wilson
Labor
Pound
Russia tests consumer wants via new research institute
The piece notes the formation of the All Union Scientific Research Institute for the Study of the Demands of the Population, renamed AUSRISDP, to gauge what Russian women want using stats and computers. Pravda signals industry will respond with retail orders, a shift from central planning.
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Russia
All Union Scientific Research Institute
Ausrisdp
Pravda
Record Ship Traffic Sets New NYC Harbor Milestones
Passenger liners in New York Harbor set daily and six day records with nine thousand travelers in one day and 80 400 passengers carried over six days. A maritime strike now in its second month hurts the U S merchant marine. The dispute centers on retirement benefits for maritime engineers and future job paths after the strike ends.
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New York Harbor
U. S
Moyers may lift LBJ press image in White House role
Washington observers weigh Moyers appointment as White House press secretary. Insiders say the move aims to sharpen Johnson's public relations, though critics doubt it will alter his personal image amid Viet Nam and Dominican tensions. Concerns about Johnson's staff relations and leadership style persist.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Bil D. Moyers
White House
Johnson
Moyers
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Boston
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Advertising Council
Festus Haggen Inspired by Real-Life Singer Ken Curtis
In Hollywood Festus blends theater roots and TV fame as Ken Curtis, the 48 year old ex member of the Tommy Dorsey band, plays Festus on Gunsmoke. Curtis describes Festus as a mix of his Texas Panhandle memories with a mellow baritone voice and ad lib flair on scripts.
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Festus
Festus Haggen
Dennis Weaver
Matt Dillon
Chester
Tv-Land
Esf
Ken Cur
Frank Sinatra
Tommy Dorsey
Curtis
The
Sons of the Pioneers
Big Boy Williams
Texas Ranger
the Searchers
Monk
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Kansas
Doc Adams
Old Secudder
Kitty
Future city design hinges on rapid transit and pedestrian cores
Babson Park Massachusetts essay predicts swift urban change as highway overload grows. It envisions in city transit revival with rapid rail and monorails, restricted auto traffic, pedestrian malls, and plazas linking outer suburbs to downtown centers.
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Babson Park
Mass
Atlantic Coast
Japan
Johnson
Rochester
N.Y
Fresno
Calif
Race violence not progress, Paul Harvey laments
Paul Harvey recalls Tulsa race riots and argues violent acts by both black and white groups threaten progress. He cites King's warnings, reports of armed groups like The Deacons, and FBI concerns about Communist influence. He warns against justifying violence as defense and urges calm to protect law and order.
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Paul Harvey
Tulsa
Oklahoma
National Guard
Greenwood
Los Angeles
Martin Luther King
Ozell Sutton
Arkansas Council On Human Relations
Deacons
NAACP
Charles Evers
FBI
Hoover
Chicago
Power in size in child discipline by Muriel Lawrence
Advice urges parents to assert physical size to gain obedience. The author argues that a calm, fearless display of dominance helps children accept rules like bath time and curfew. By establishing the parent as physically bigger, broader authority transfers to wiser judgments as children grow.
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Muriel Lawrence
Didkford Lace Journal Admits Daily Biddeford Maine
Biddeford Maine publication details show Didkford Lace Journal published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street. W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor listed with contact numbers. Subscription rates payable in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member. Public notice of second class postage in Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
The Peace Corps A Pictorial History review note
A book edited by Aaron J. Erickson from Hill & Wang surveys four years of Peace Corps work in emerging and developing nations. The volume highlights catalytic efforts and the pride felt by many Americans, noting it as a photographic history of volunteer projects and cultural exchange.
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THE
Peace Corps
Aaron J. Erickson
Hill & Wang
Erickson
Latin America
Asia
Near East
Africa
Sargent Shriver
Quotient verdicts and coin tosses plague juries in old discussion
The article explains why coin tosses or drawing lots cannot replace a deliberated verdict and why quotient verdicts face court disapproval. It notes jurors resist deadlock yet must avoid rash, rapid judgments, valuing slow justice over a hasty decision. It then shifts to a Carleton College Corps photography project showing global scenes and the challenges they document.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Scene, 43 Work hard Colleq 44 Saw Lat
Crossword clues list across and down with numbers and brief hints. The fragment shows mixed entries including synonyms and abbreviations, typical of a published puzzle page. No full clues or grid visible to confirm precise answers.
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Aboukir’s River
Biscay and
Biscayne
Massachusets
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