Unequivocal De Gaulle Shapes France’s Resolve
A portrait of Duartes de Gaunt, 78, as a steadfast leader who endures criticism and crisis for France. The piece lauds his unyielding stance against devaluation, urging national unity, sacrifice, and belief in France’s future as he guides the Fifth Republic through European turmoil.
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Duartes de Gaunt
Fifth Republic
Western Europe
de GauLte
France
Hector
Priam
Troy
de Gauille
de Gaunte
Chartes de Gaunis
Dr Gautue
de Gaulle
de Gaunt
Agai
The
Republic
de Gautier
Congresswomen prove a reform era changed House culture
The piece notes women entering Congress before full suffrage, highlighting Jeanette Ranxin of Missoula whose seat helped spark more female representation. It details three Congresswomen Guirritus, Green, and May reopening the House beauty shop with a loan repaid promptly, signaling fiscal responsibility and shift toward self sustaining operations.
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Jeanette Ranxin
Missoula
Montana
U.S. House of Representatives
Miss Ranxin
House
U.S. Senate
90Th
Congress
House of Representatives
Martna Guirritus
Eorra Green
Catherine ‘May
Select Committee
Garriitos, Green
U.S. Treasury
Senator Soaper Seeks Duty While Buck Keeps Shifting
The memo lampoons political buck passing and foreign entanglements with satire on the White House, Key Biscayne, and a final note on Lady Bird and a reshaped holiday turkey. It mocks campus unrest and institutional inefficacy, urging speed in promotion before detection.
What Became Of Thanksgiving
L D Johnson argues gratitude rests on recognizing life as given not earned. He cites biblical praise and Saint Paul, notes modern neglect of Thanksgiving in calendars, and warns material abundance does not seed true thankfulness. He recalls Eisenhower era reflections on gratitude and duty.
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God
Overseas
Hants
Marskjold
United Nations
Paul
Turkey
America
Unisex Fashion Shop in Greenwich Village Sparks Debate
A new Greenwich Village store markets unisex clothing for ages 16 to 25 with couples weaving complementary outfits. The female owners call it a statement that couples are together, while critics mock the trend and urge gendered style, citing Deuteronomy 22 5. The piece also notes Ward’s take on Chelsea beatniks and youth fashion.
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Greenwich Village
Mer
Afghanistan
Lnok
Shering
A. C. Ward
Star of Bethlehem intrigues scientists this Christmas
Washington experts discuss how the Star of Bethlehem may reappear as Jupiter or Venus rather than a true miracle. The piece notes December planets, dates, and the lack of a definitive astronomical event tying to Jesus birth, mentioning Halley’s Comet as a possible ancient display and the ongoing quest to fix a birth date.
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Washington
Bethlehem
Jupiter
Venus
Jesus
Halley
Malley
Lemet
Nixon urban policy praised for private sector role in hiring
A luncheon in Washington highlighted private companies where diverse hiring and non-discriminatory practices improved urban employment. The speaker cited firms like Chrysler and General Motors and noted voluntary, local efforts shaping city growth, with Nixon advocating a national information clearing house to boost progress.
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Washington
D.C
Richard
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Nixon
KLH
Cambridge
Mass
Montgomery
Ron
Dayton
Ohio
Asj
Wera
Hyelare
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Standard Register
U.S. Interior Department
Indianapolis
FBI
Thejon
Citizens’ Committee
Philadelphia
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Red China's Warsaw meeting bid signals hard bargaining
The piece argues Red China may seek a Warsaw meeting with U.S. representatives to gain leverage as Vietnam setbacks mount. It warns Washington and Nixon officials to appoint tough, informed negotiators, reading small print and large implications alike, to avert a favorable propaganda victory for Beijing.
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Red China
United States
Warsaw
Mao Tsetung
Southeast Asia
Nixon
China
Johnson
Nixons
Yalta
Potsdam
Stalin
Europe
Peking
Russia
May
Asia
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New Orleans
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Secret Service
White House
Florida
Key Biscayne
Cuba
Lady Bird
Sian
L. D. Johnson
Macriet
By Russell Kirk
Chelsea
Geographic
Star of Bethlehem
Holmes Alexander
Mr. Nixon
Ralph de Toledano
Macina
Mars
Virgo
Saturn
David L. Moore
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