German Unease Over De Gaulle’s Move Shakes Europe
The West largely fears De Gaulle’s resignation from the Atlantic Alliance sharpens Germany’s leverage in world affairs. German leaders worry over postwar identity and economic strength while pleading for stronger U S guarantees and nuclear protection. Reconciliation with France remains a historic priority amid regional anxiety.
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Strains Rise Over German Influence and Paris NATO Split
Western officials report tensions as De Gaulle calls for France to leave NATO's military framework. German reluctance to cede influence in Washington and Moscow fuels unease across Europe. The debate mirrors Germany's reunification hopes, refugee losses, and calls for a broader European role.
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Gandhi drive on misery shows fault lines in world aid
James Reston notes Mrs. Indira Gandhi in Washington presses the case of India’s brutal poverty and rapid population growth. She links poverty to global aid and anti communist options, while Europe fears German nuclear questions and NATO unity amid De Gaulle’s stance.
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Indira Gandhi
Washington
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Britain Should Finance Singapore Base To Stabilize Asia
C L Sulzberger argues Britain must retain and fund a Singapore base to conter Chinese influence and sustain a forward strategy in Asia. He warns UK withdrawal would shift burdens to Australia and the United States, risking regional stability and economic ties across the Malacca Straits and Indian Ocean.
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Johnson signals possible tax hike to curb inflation
President Johnson shows signs of flexibility in tax policy as he may seek a tax increase next month. Critics doubt bold action in an election year while administration officials cite prior restraint measures and delayed braking to avoid premature impact. See PRESIDENT on Page A-9.
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M. J. Rossant
New York Times News Service
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Warning on LSD Dangers Prompts Call for Tough Penalties
New York County Medical Society urges severe penalties for LSD production distribution and sale as experts warn that even a single use can cause lasting psychological damage. Dr. Donald Louria notes 75 acute psychoses at BelleVue Hospital in past year with diverse user demographics and outcomes.
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New York Times News Service
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