An Antiliberal Policy and Allied Inconsistencies in Africa
The piece recalls Eisenhower’s North Africa invasion and the Paris-aligned Algeria opposition. It notes U S State Department advice led to reinstating former Vichy officials in civil posts and certifying Vichy laws in occupied zones, a move seen as controversial and historically debatable.
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Eisenhower
North
Africa
Germany
France
Algeria
U. S. State Department
One Party Rule Dying in the South
The piece notes Albert Watson's landslide win in a South Carolina special election as proof of erosion of the Deep South one party system. It argues two party competition would curb demagoguery and prejudices while urging a reassessment of U.S. foreign policy to advance democracy and justice.
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Albert Watson
South Carolina
Deep South
Rep
Watson
Jason Democrat
House of Representatives
House Democrats
Sen
Goldwater
Congress
South
Yancey McLeod
Democratic
U. S
South America
Johnson
U. S. Department of State
America
Peephole gossip on Liz and Richard Burton magazines
Washington critics condemn movie magazines for elevating celebrities to gods while exposing their flaws. The piece notes the Burtons dominate covers with “Burton-Liz” stories, often masking fine print betrayals as comforting insights into fame and misfortune.
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New York Times
Washington
Burton-Liz
Richard Burton
Opus
Beadhland
Liz
Burton
Movie Mirror
Hollywood
California
Burtons
Hitler in Munich To Sudeten Recall Stirs War Ghosts
Ralph McGill notes a Stuttgart report of over 100,000 Sudeten Germans marching with banners and speakers demanding return to Germany. He recalls Munich 1938 when Britain and France traded peace for Czech territory and Hitler’s rise, warning this is where we came in.
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Mamarn
Stuttgart
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Sudeten
Germany
Austro - Hungary
Konrad Henlein
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Edouard Daladier
France
Munich
Prague
Neville Chamberlain
Eduard Benes
Pittsburgh
USA
Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Nazi Fuehrer
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Baruch’s prescient warnings and squandered wisdom
The note recalls Bernard Baruch, famed adviser to U.S. and world leaders, who warned on disarmament, economic policy, and postwar planning. It cites his 1946 UN commission quote, views on arms control, agricultural surplus, and the cost of delayed action, highlighting his foresight and the neglect by governments over decades.
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Baruch
Atomic Energy Commission
United Nations
America
Soviet Union
Germany
Free World
Churchill
Robertson’s Gubernatorial Ambitions Signal WV Politics
In West Virginia, Atty. Gen. C. Donald Robertson’s rising profile links to a 1966 and 1968 political arc. The August banquet remark by Gov. Barron hints at a strategy to place Robertson for higher office, possibly the Senate against Jennings Randolph, while Barron’s support shifted to Hulett C. Smith and the statehouse bloc.
Barron Keeps West Virginia’s Political Spotlight Alive
Analysis notes Barron’s enduring influence since 1960 with 17 000 state government jobs, his plan to be on a first name basis with the next governor, and his sudden rally at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner. Robertson lingers as heir apparent amid cautious public moves by Smith and Singleton.
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Barron
Smith
Civic Center
Statehouse
Charleston
West Virginia
Robertson
Point Clear
Ala
Julius W. Singleton Jr
Singleton
Potomac Fever and Political Patter From The Times
Interior Department to give birth control info to Indians and Eskimos on public lands while whooping cranes watch. Senate begins work on annual agriculture appropriation and soil bank bill amid fears of government upheaval in Saigon as officials brace for possible chaos.
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Interior Department
Senate
Washington
Saigon
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de Gaulle
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Elizabeth Taylor
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Paris
Ralph McGill
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Bernie Baruch
Versailles
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