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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

6

De Gaulle’s French election setback marks waning aura

AP analyst James Marlow argues that Charles de Gaulle’s failure to win a seven year term reveals deeper French political issues. He notes decades of instability before 1958, De Gaulle’s ego, and his stance against NATO and Western allies, leading voters to question his indispensability.

Washington Big Charley France Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Southeast Asia Red China West

Dear Ann Landers column reader questions and tips

Ann Landers answers readers on airline military discounts, a family dispute over a nephew living at home, and in law tensions. Advice covers buckling down with rules, ejecting a troublesome lodger, handling a domineering father in law, and a horse racing note noting Buckpasser’s lineage and Suburban Handicap history.

Ann Landers Navy United States

De Gaulle Provokes Western Rift and Foreign Critics

The discourse contrasts De Gaulle with postwar leaders as Raymond Aron warns Europe cannot afford two De Gaulles. Churchill in 1945 doubted lasting accord with De Gaulle, while De Gaulle’s memoirs frame France’s destiny as eminent and exceptional. Truman once likened De Gaulle to Napoleon with Machiavellian cynicism, deeming him a century too late.

Africa Asia Latin America Raymond Aron France Europe Harry S.truman de Gaulle Napoleon

Hayes Wins Presidency After Electoral Commission Ruling

In 1876 Rutherford B. Hayes was elected president by a special commission after the Electoral College dispute left Samuel J. Tilden one vote short of a majority.

Rutherford B. Hayes United States Samuel J. Tilden

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