Man from U N C L E shifts to action as spoofing fades
NBCs Man from U N C L E plans a return to serious action adventure with more real danger and intrigue. Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin will still be cool yet face sharper villains and clearer motivations, with outdoor location shoots boosting production values.
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De Gaulle Hints Policy Shift for French Canadians
Reporters note De Gaulle’s possible aim to drive French Canadians toward Paris over Britain and the United States. Some speculation suggests a move to realign North American support away from Ottawa and Washington toward France.
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Unused Tomb for Washingtons Under Capitol Rotunda
A tomb was built beneath the Capitol rotunda in Washington D C to hold the remains of George Washington and his wife but it was never used.
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Dog Boxer Kills 2-Year-Old in East Windham Yard
A large boxer on the Kimball family's property chased another dog and struck 2-year-old Joseph E. Kimball in East Windham. He toppled, hit his head, and died despite fire department efforts. The boy was the child of Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball.
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France faces test as de Gaulle endures cabinet strain
International President de Gaulle's abortive Canadian venture tests loyalty of his Cabinet and his thin majority in the French National Assembly. Three words State of Israel block the return of 200000 Arab refugees across the Jordan. Pope Paul rests at Castel Gandolfo after his Turkey trip. Long Beach residents welcome Queen Mary as a waterfront attraction.
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Teens Loot Fifth Avenue Stores in Midtown Manhattan
More than 100 teenagers, mostly Negro, looted Fifth Avenue shops in midtown Manhattan after a Central Park rock and roll concert. Police arrested 20 looters. one shop owner reported about 15000 dollars in merchandise stolen. Barricades and heavy police presence followed near Rockefeller Center and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Wallach’s Men
American Oil Company
Arnold Blye
Haberdashery
Faster Pacific Flight Time Cuts Across Iberian Route
The article notes a 1935 flight from San Francisco to Manila taking 60 hours. It contrasts with a shorter 16 hour transit across Spain and Portugal, highlighting the Iberian route as a quicker option.
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Manila
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Portugal
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Wealthy Matador Manolete Dies at 30 in 1947
The famed matador Manolete died at age 30 in 1947. He amassed about $4 million in wealth, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopadia
Britainnica
Three Little Words Block Repatriation
In Amman a dispute halts repatriation of up to 200000 Arab refugees who fled after the Arab Israeli war. Israel said returns could start Aug 10 after security and health checks, but Jordan rejected English forms from the Red Cross as improper recognition of Israel.
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Middle East peace talks hint at direct Jordanian role
The report notes noncommittal comments by the secretary general and private signals from Israelis and Arab states on repatriation options. Officials discuss U Thant’s special representative and direct U.N. negotiations. Jordanian officials reportedly favor direct talks to break the deadlock as Nils G. Gussing tours. Conference football context references Big Ten teams in 1966.
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