De Gaulle Popularity Erodes in U S Poll Findings
George Gallup reports a shift in American views on Charles de Gaulle and France after three years of policy and statements. The poll shows more say France is not dependable, with critics labeling De Gaulle power hungry egocentric and potentially leaning toward communism amid regional East West tensions.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
de Gaulle
North Vietnam
Red China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Papas Ils Eyee
Sess
U. S
Gallup
Jan Stapel
Netherlands
American Institute of Public Opinion
Medicare Handbook Explains Coverage for Seniors
The first in a series explains Medicare coverages and provisions. As of July 1 about 19 million seniors enrolled in hospital insurance and over 17 million in supplementary medical insurance. The handbook outlines how the two plans work, what services are covered, and how payments are made.
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Social Security Administration
Moscow Moves Toward Fiat Cars and Private Mobility
In Moscow the budding consumer industry hints at change, with students predicting visible differences in five years as Fiat and Renault may establish assembly lines in the Soviet Union. The automobile's arrival sparks dreams of mobility and prosperity, and could loosen the state's strict controls as cars and motels appear on roads and highways.
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Fiat
Soviet
Renault
France
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia Faces Internal Power Struggles Under Tito
The article recalls Tito’s aim of a federated Yugoslavia uniting Serbs Montenegrins Macedonians Croats Slovenes and Albanians under egalitarian ideals. It notes fears of factional fights led by Rankovic threatening unity and compares tactics to Stalin era clashes. Deaths of Jovanovic and Hebrang mark a turning point as Rankovic fades.
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Giap
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Rankovic
Stalin
Mexico
Hitchcock’s Torn Curtain Prompts Poppins Fans Shock
Hollywood AP reports Alfred Hitchcock touts Torn Curtain as vintage, featuring Julie Andrews in bed with Paul Newman on a ship in a Norwegian fjord. He frames the scene as a spoof on kitchen-sink bed sequences, aiming to sell films during a global publicity tour.
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Hollywood
Alfred Hitchcock
Julie Andrews
Paul Newman
Mary Poppins
Poppin
Hitchcock
Universal
Boston
Atlanta
Toronto
London
Stockholm
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Miss Andrews
Andrews
Newman
Fishing Industry Failing To Capitalize On U S Demand
Washington AP report notes U S consumers eat more seafood than ever while fishermen reap record incomes. 1965 per capita fish consumption rose to 11 pounds as imports exceeded 50 percent of supply. U S catch hit 4.7 billion pounds with $451 million income. Industry promises expanded research and development to boost US participation.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Washington
United States
U.S
Poultry Inspectors Come Under Fire Over Rule
Cullman state Agriculture Commissioner A W Todd says a federal directive reducing on the line poultry inspectors' hours is causing bottlenecks at processing plants. He cites trucks waiting all night to unload or returning cargoes, and notes other state commissioners report similar problems.
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Cullman
A. W. Todd
U.S
Todd
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Moscow
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Interior Department
Bureau
Donald L. McKernan
McKernan
ST. Joseph
Second Ave
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Sterchi
Reha Cus
2Nd Ave
Pes
TR Tenn
GMAC
Decatur
Alabama
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