Deserters quit Paris as US antiwar exile wanes
In Paris a community of American deserters once over 200 strong dwindles as political tensions and day to day hardships rise. Deserters formed the American Deserters Committee with support from Sartre-backed advocates, but France now pressures departures. Sweden lures deserters for easier life and access remains limited. Meanwhile in Dallas, Vincent Depillis and Nell O’Connell, both over 70, reunite after 30 years apart and remarry on a whim sparked by a Christmas card.
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Paris
UPI
Europe
Germany
RETA
Armay
ADC
Latin Quarter
Vietnam
U.S
France
Jean Paul Sartre
Sweden
Charles de Gaulle
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Richburg
New York
Butt
Depillis
Italy
Miss O'Connell
Dallas
Carpet sale notes with shaggy plush and multi color
A cluttered ad lists Nawest plushy shag and heavy multicolor carpets. It markets durable nylon pile carpets in 16 feet and 3.97 sale pricing versus higher regulars. The fragment emphasizes eye catching colorations, soil resistance, and weekly discounts.
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Deserters Committee
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de Gaulle
Georges
Pompidou
America
Kaen
Dallas, Tex
Vincent Depillis
Nell O'Connell
Chicas Tru
eRee Et
Sara
Hayward
Fremont
Speidel
Tom Fit
ABBEY
Eask
Carpal
Carvatr
Foothill
Shop Abbey
Moe Ae Ra Ue
Oakland
Fairfield
San Francisco
Redwood City
San Jose
Stockton
Concord
Heeien
Gairy
DuPont