When France Needs Friends Where Can They Turn
The piece argues that President Charles de Gaulle’s stance has isolated France from NATO and Western allies. It notes France’s withdrawal from West Germany forces, opposition to U S positions in Southeast Asia, and refusal to join sterling support plans. It questions where France will find partners for future leadership in Europe and beyond.
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France
Charles DE Gaulle
de Galliuer
Europe
de Gautts
de Gautte
NATO
West Germany
U.S
Southeast Asia
European Economic Community of Unity
Western Europe
de Gaulle
Mr. Callaghan
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Germany
Holland
Italy
Japan
Sweden
United States
Bank of International Settlements
Bank of England
de Gaullle
Paris
le Monde
Britain
de Gautry
Short Start Better Than Glu: Old Belt Plans Sale Holiday
The Bright Belt Warehouse Association's sales committee in Raleigh called a weeklong sales holiday for all belts to let redrying plants catch up with a flood of flue-cured tobacco. Old Belt markets will resume Wednesday September 29 with full operation, aiming for orderly selling and higher prices for farmers.
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Old Bell
Old Belt
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Raleigh
Old Belt Tobacco
Civil Servants Urged to Retire Under New Federal Bill
The Congress passes a retirement bill offering up to 8.1 percent extra to about 25 000 eligibles who retire by November 30. It guarantees the current purchasing power of annuity dollars and ties increases to rising living costs, a contrast to private workers. A stray note jokes about health and hay fever as a juxtaposed closing remark.
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Congress
The Danville Register Rates and Notices
Notice describes subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, in city and suburbs, with mail and carrier options. Includes 35c weekly carrier, various mail plans, and renewal reminders. Mentions Associated Press rights and national ad reps. notes rate zones and 10 day expiration notice.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Why the Search for Nazis Twenty Years After World War II
A German book titled For Theirs Was the Hell details Nazi crimes against 1.2 million Jewish children in concentration camps. A vivid anecdote recalls a guard ordering children to enter gas chambers while a young boy too small to climb is carried in. The piece argues bitterness persists and forgiveness remains unlikely.
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Germany
What To Expect From A College By L. D. Johnson
The piece counsels parents about sending a child to college, noting the emotional shock, the shift toward independent thinking, and the need to balance faith with academic inquiry. It argues that college fosters critical thinking and self discovery, while reassuring that core values can endure amid difference.
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L. D. Johnson
Computers Versus Crime and the Human Spirit
Ralph de Toledano critiques the rise of thinking machines in policing and daily life. He notes Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World reference, cites Governor Edmund Brown’s plans to use computers for crime prevention, and warns of costs to human judgment and liberty.
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Ulan Bator
Fire Island
Pentagon
Aldous Huxtey J
Edmund Pat Brown
California
Ely
Mastencu
Brown
Foreign policy naivete risks Dominican and Indonesian crises
The article argues the United States mismanages Latin American and Southeast Asian policy under President Johnson. It cites the Dominican Republic coup, exile of General Wessin, and Ellsworth Bunker’s role, plus continued aid to Sukarno’s Indonesia for peaceful nuclear aims. It warns of rising communist influence and embassies under weak diplomacy.
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B. Russell Kirk
United States
Dominican Republic
Indonesia
Santo Domingo
Communist Front
Iiublic
Wessin
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Washington
Sukarno
Malaysia
Dutch New Guinea
Bunker
Johnson
Southeast Asia
John Chamberlain Reflections Provoked By New Expatriates
In Frankfurt West Germany a writer analyzes young expatriates studying or working abroad to escape American life’s conformity. He argues Marxist alienation remains a subjective issue, noting prosperity’s growth yet widespread urban deprivation, while travel broadens thinking through a Norwegian economist’s critique of dogma at Stresa.
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Frankfurk
West Germany
Europe
Vietnam
America
United States
Steel Union
Social Democratic
Italy
France
Harlem
Chicago
Watts
Los Angeles
New York City
Ole-Jacob Hoff
Oslo
Harvard
Mont Pelerin
Stresa
Hoff
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California Penology
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Senator Soaper
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Kashmir
John Chamberlain
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