De Gaulle accused as enemy of the West after pound shock
Guest editorial portrays Charles de Gaulle as an adversary to Western unity after Britain’s devaluation. It accuses him of vetoing Britain’s Common Market entry, criticizes his anti American stance, and urges repayment of World War I and II debts to the United States while warning of his alignment with Russia and the Arabs.
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United States of America
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United States
Middle East
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Computers Need A No Program
An editorial argues that automated tax notice systems misfire when they process errors without human oversight. It urges negative programming to curb excessive rejections and improper credits, noting the Atlanta Revenue Department’s 62000 notices showed the flaw of overreliance on machines.
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State Revenue Department
Atlanta
Revenue Department
Joe Smith
Rockefelter
The Spiraling Costs Of Deficit Financing
Henry J. Taylor argues deficit financing drives inflation and higher interest rates. He condemns government overspending and rapid debt growth, cites 1960s–era debt figures, and warns that debt service crowds out other spending while prompting a gold crisis and political pushback.
This Day In Review United Press International Peace TODAY
This Day In Review lists milestone events across years from 1918 to 1965. It notes Woodrow Wilson sailing to France for the peace conference in 1918, FDR ordering WPA liquidation in 1942, a 1948 United Mine Workers fine for strike refusal, and the 1965 Gemini 7 mission plus the Gemini 6 rendezvous. It closes with a George Washington quote about not relying on favors from other nations.
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Works Progress Administration
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Earth
F-111 May Shape McNamara Legacy in Air Force Debate
Article reviews the F-111 fighter bomber's potential impact on defense policy, noting praise from Claude Witze and pilots. It highlights the aircraft's advanced automatic piloting, terrain- hugging capability, and new Walleye guided bombs while comparing its safety and performance to earlier jets.
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Paris
A Prayer For Today Prayer for daily work and resolve
A prayer asks for renewed energy to get up and work today. It seeks thanks for responsibility and a task to do, urges turning thoughts outward, and asks God to keep both the day and the speaker fresh in Christ's name.
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Christ
Negroes Don't Benefit From School Integration After 13 Years
Russell Kirk argues integration has not improved educational opportunities for Black students after 13 years of court-ordered desegregation. He cites Dr John Vischer and Dr Kenneth Clark, urging focus on improving schools in Negro neighborhoods rather than forced busing or mixing. The piece notes black power advocates seek local control and criticizes compulsory integration as ineffective.
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Manhattan
Pan
Countdown and Cold War Echoes Across Headlines
A scrambled press summary shows the FTC opposing claims of safer cigarettes due to low fat or nicotine content while Cold War lines persist in commentary. President LBJ urged uprising against crime as justice faces strain. A Georgia man experiments with spiders for schizophrenia clues, and Russia-US defense spending is at historic highs. Senator Dirksen’s shift from baking to legislation is noted, plus doctors profile Coronary Man as prone to depression.
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