De Gaulle isolates France amid NATO rift in Europe
De Gaulle presses for independence from Western allies by pushing France away from NATO leadership. He may seek help from Moscow while others tighten defense, and calls grow for France to finance new SHAPE bases. Debate in Paris rises as Britain rebuffs his move toward the Common Market.
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Paris
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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United States
Canada
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Britain
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Reynauon
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Proof Positive on Computers Catch Tax Return Errors
The article explains how tax processing computers flag errors like wrong Social Security numbers, illustrating potential impacts on credits and future benefits from Social Security and Medicare. Emmet E. Cook Jr, assistant director in Little Rock, notes early return rejection for common errors and urges accuracy to avoid complications.
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Emmet E. Cook, Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Little Rock
Ark
Castro says China may change rulers to allow Cuba trade
The report notes Fidel Castro praising or criticizing Chinese leadership as senile while predicting future shifts that could enable Cuba to do business with Beijing. It highlights Castro accusing Mao Zedong of subverting the Cuban army and calling for China to "get rid of" Mao, amid tensions over rice shipments.
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China
Havana
Peking
Huserr H. Humphrey
United States
Humparey
Mao Tstrune
Cuba
Mao Tsz Runc
Mao
Danville Register subscription rates and notices
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, with rates for one year, six months, three months, and one month. It notes AP affiliation and advertising representation, plus a renewal reminder and rate-zone caveat for postal zones.
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Danville
Come Of Age As Conservative Group YAF Faces Cash Woes
Ralph de Toledano notes Young Americans for Freedom has grown since 1960, becoming a sponsor backed by D. Jones. The group, born in Sharon Connecticut, struggles with internal dissidence and a persistent problem: lack of money affecting its aging conservatism.
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Young Americans For Freedom
Melits
Ithem
David Jones
Publican
Sharon
Conn
I For Freedom
Liberal clash over St John power project debate
The piece outlines a liberal vs pro public power split over the Dickey Lincoln dam plan on the St John River in Maine and Massachusetts. It notes cost estimates, environmental and recreational concerns, and the Department of the Interior and Corps of Engineers positions. It references Muskie, Lyndon Johnson, Yukon proposals, and the broader New Deal public power lineage.
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Yancom Federal Power Project
Thee Atomic Electric Plant
St. John River
Massachusetts
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Northern
Maine
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New England
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St. John
Power Trust
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Bonneville Dam
TWA
U. S
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Pas
Department of Samaquoddy
Johnson
Samaquoddy
Muskiel
Listen
John Proposition
Corps
United Mine Workers
St. John’s Dickey
United States
Boston
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pledges and propriety in a progressive school
The piece notes a New York private progressive school where a teacher led daily pledges of allegiance, sparking pushback from a principa l who forbade the ritual. It then critiques conservative and libertarian stances within youth groups, and ends with reflections on patriotism, freedom, and societal mores.
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New York
Republic
Dorothy
Frances Knight and Abba Schwartz in a Washington Power Struggle
In Washington, Frances Knight, long-time head of the Passport Office, faces courtship by politics as Abba Schwartz and nine Senators push to remove him. Secretary Rusk adheres to the plan, sparing Knight but orchestrating Schwartz’s ouster by 1966 amid an Internal Security Subcommittee report. The saga, described as a jungle of bureaucracy, pivots on loyalty, influence, and the fate of a federal bureau.
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Russia
Denmark
Poland
Hungary
Washington, D.C
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Wayne Parrish
Miss Knight
Passport Office
State Department
Washington
Kennedy
Abba
Phillip Schwartz
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Frances
Dean Rusk
Internal Security Subcommittee
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McClellan
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Scott
Johnston
Hruska
Dirksen
Dodd
Keating
Abba Schwartz
Rusk
Rusky
Schwartz
Geneva
Mr. Schwartz
United States
West Union
Southern Bell Telephone
Telegraph Co
Johnson
Senate
Hunger Strike in Beckley Jail Over Milk for Corn Flakes
A Beckley West Virginia jail saw fourteen inmates start a three day hunger strike after privileges were removed following misbehavior. The dispute centered on insufficient milk with breakfast cereal, prompting commentary on jail menu standards and inmate rights.
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Beckley
W. Va
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