De Gaulle May Have Outlived His Time
Editorial argues de Gaulle’s reforms changed form not substance, giving democracy’s veneer without rising living standards. It notes 1965 and last year’s elections show waning mandate and questions whether he can realign with French aspirations or remains out of touch.
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Five reforms for educating disadvantaged children proposed
Mortimer Smith urges practical steps to improve instruction for urban colored students. He calls for: teach all children as individuals, focus on reading and basic skills, restore phonics, improve speech and grammar, and create structured environments with clear discipline. He notes schools must provide inner resources and employable outcomes.
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Mortimer Smith
Council For Basic Education
Wilson Library
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Hercules
Biddeford Saco Journal publisher details
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street Biddeford Maine as the address with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. It notes subscription rates payable in advance at $2.60 for one month $15.50 for six months and $31.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and receives AP dispatches for local news.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Washington Merry-Go-Round shows Lyndon Johnson and Wayne Morse in clash and accord
Lyndon B. Johnson and Wayne Morse, two powerful figures in Washington, mix public disagreement with private respect. The column recalls past support, Morse’s re nomination bid, Johnson’s mediation in labor disputes and education legislation, plus anecdotes about Kennedy pressure, overseas spending by utilities, and brief notes on personalities and foreign affairs.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Wayne
U.S. Senate
Price Daniel
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Vietnam
Bobby Kennedy
Los Angeles Times
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Ed Guthman
Justice Department
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Pierre Salinger
Indianapolis Star and News
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Paris
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Egypt
Word Magician and Policy Jokes in Washington
Rep Eligio de la Garza tells a joking tale about a genealogist altering a report on a grandfathers electrocution at Sing Sing. Senator Norris Cotton notes welfare spending and protests by the poor in Washington while Yates cites historic presidential budget debates.
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Eligio de la Garza
Texas
New York
Sing Sing
America
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N.H
Washington
McCarthy Presses Oregon Bid Against Kennedy in 1968
Oregon stands as Kennedy’s toughest hold yet with McCarthy seeking a personal voter appeal. Critics cite poor campaign organization and mixed messaging as key flaws, while backers argue Kennedy’s forceful style intrigues voters who favor decisive leadership.
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Bace Biossat
NEA
Washington
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Minnnesota
Johnson
Kennedy
McCarthy
Lead Us To A True American Statesman Now
Paul Harvey critiques political fatigue in America urging a strong uncommon leader to restore faith and freedom amid wars economic strain and rising unrest. He laments division and foreign influence while praising resilience and the star spangled resolve of the people before calling for decisive leadership.
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Paul Harvey
Gerness
Aquanauts plan six week undersea home test
English divers prepare a 25 foot long balloon shaped underwater house for six weeks living at 100 feet. It will include air conditioning hot water central heating and possibly TV while cooking is difficult due to dangerous odors. If successful it could lead to undersea villages for gas search salvage and treasure quests in the depths. The piece contrasts earthly treasure with spiritual treasure and invokes a prayer.
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