War crimes suspect Artukovic lives quietly in California
Drew Pearson reports that Andrija Artukovic, the former Croatian interior minister and arch orchestrator of anti Jewish and Serb killings, is living near Long Beach, California under the assumed name Alois Anich. Despite Supreme Court and extradition rulings, he remains free in the United States amid lobbying by Croatian activists and questionable calls for deportation.
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West Virginia's centennial plans push forward in 1963
The centennial commission outlines a statewide program for 1963 to showcase West Virginia's natural resources, industry readiness, and tourism potential. It highlights the need to unite regions, expand industry, and boost a stronger sales push to attract investment, with 25 commissioners and thousands of volunteers.
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It Can be Done But An Unlikely Travel Plan
Art Buchwald humorously critiques U S Travel Service director Gilmore over a $98 a week tourism ad claim. He jokes about methods to stretch money including a bank scam and disguises to reach northern destinations, reflecting postwar travel anxieties and racial tensions.
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Obloquy and budget tricks in a 1982 slang lesson
A 1982 guide promotes vocabulary on obloquy and misuse while poking fun at frugal living. It suggests avoiding restaurant meals to stay within a tight 98 dollar weekly budget, joking about hotel tipping and even appearing on What’s My Line to explain travel as a tourist.
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France and Suez guide U S nuclear policy myth
In a reflective analysis C L Sulzberger argues myths distort Washington's view of France's nuclear policy. He traces policy origins to Mollet Gaillard and Ailleret, long before de Gaulle, and warns that fear of Suez shapes Allied attitudes toward European atomic weapons and German rearmament, urging restraint and realism.
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In Washington Society I Tripped Through Pools and Parties
Inez Robb recalls a June Washington visit filled with gala dinners and proximity to Angier Biddle Duke Omar Bradley J Edward Day Berard Shriever and Lyndon Johnson. She notes tabloid focus on Kennedy pool mishaps and the capital social pecking order as she laments fame and life being unfair.
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