Lest We Forget The Debt To France And De Gaulle
The Register reflects on the debt owed by France to the United States during WWI and WWII, criticizing Charles de Gaulle for demanding French command of forces in France after NATO ends in 1969. It recalls U S aid to France, the aid timeline through Dien Bien Phu, and warns against dependence on gratitude in international affairs, urging prudent U S policy.
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Kennedy’s Peace Plan Sparks Leftist Backlash in Campaign
The piece critiques Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s Vietnam peace proposal, calling it a leftward shift beyond the Johnson administration. It frames Kennedy versus Humphrey as a looming party leadership contest, notes his Latin American outreach, and warns of brinkmanship risks in courting Communist influence, with digressions on tax quirks and Sheriff campaign images.
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Danville Register Local Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for Baily and Sunday 35 cents weekly in city and suburbs, daily and Sunday by mail one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, one month 1.25. Notices mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals urged.
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Soviet Trials and U S Reactions Across the World
Washington reports contrast Moscow trials with American reactions as Sinyavsky and other writers testify behind a closed, taunting courtroom. Newcomb Mott’s death is questioned by pathologists while Col Rudolph Abel mocks the FBI. The State Department condemns private boycotts and hints at new anti boycott legislation.
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Priests in TV and unions stir Catholic ferment
The piece discusses Father De Pauw and other priests amid a rising Traditionalist movement in the American Catholic Church, amid clashes with the hierarchy over public activity. It notes Cardinal Shehan's role, Oath clergy, labor stalwarts, and debates over reform versus militant action.
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Maryland
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Alies
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The New Isolationism of Old Interventionists
John Chamberlain reviews Charles A. Beard's view on isolationism and interventionism, noting a shift from 1930s nonintervention to postwar containment. He argues Washington would favor building U.S. power to prevent entangling commitments, despite generational disillusionment with isolationism.
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Heywood Broun
Charlie’ Beard
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New York Asiatics
Europe
George Washianere
Steington
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Britain
Hiroshima
Wyoming Open Politics Roils Ahead In 1960s Era
In rugged Wyoming the 1960s campaign landscape blends GOP strength with Democratic hopes. Congressional hopefuls Teno Roncalio and Mike Manatos loom over a Senate race, while John McIntyre and Cecil Shaw contemplate party switches amid a volatile mix of pacifist funding, Civil Rights pledge fallout, and gubernatorial ambitions.
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