De Gaulle Seeks Divorce from NATO Command
Gen de Gaulle proposes France remain allied for security but exit the integrated NATO command. He seeks independence from alliance obligations, arguing for a separate French nuclear and military role while pressuring Washington to reassess ties with Paris. The Johnson administration faces a choice between maintaining a unified Atlantic alliance or accommodating France's bid for autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reston
New York Times
Washington
D Gaulle
Johnson
France
United States
Gen. de Gaulle
Vietnam
Atlantic
NATO
Britain
Germany
Paris
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Suez
Europe
de Gaulle
Uni
Adenauer
Moscow
Free Europe
Western
Hawaii Defends Colorblind Vietnam Stand In Pacific Debate
C L Sulzberger notes Hawaii as the youngest and most diverse state plays a pivotal role in the Southeast Asian War discourse. The piece argues for U S policy based on liberty and opportunity rather than race, noting President Johnson’s stance against colonial or racist motives and Hawaii’s sensitivity to racial overtones in Vietnam discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times News Service
Honolulu
Hawaii
France
Southeast Asia
U.S. Vietnam
VU. S
Vietnam
U. S
South Korea
Western Europe
Eastern Asia
Johnson
America
Europe
Asia
Free Asia
U.S
Asian Development Bank
North
South Vietnam
Africa
U S
Pacific
Recognition Comes For Soviet Painter Tyshler
Moscow reports official recognition for Alexander Tyshler a modern Soviet painter whose surrealist experiments faced rejection under socialist realism The Pushkin Museum organized a one man show his first in over 40 years and plans to send many works to Paris in a cultural exchange with peers Kuznetsov Konchalovsky and Saryan hoping for renewed tolerance for early Russian experimental art Tyshler left out nonrepresentational works and hopes to visit Paris for the show He may be joined by fellow artists once restricted like Chagall and Kandinsky known for the turn of the century reform movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grose
New York Times
Moscow
Alexander Tyshler
Ministry of Culture
Pushkin Museum
Paris
Pavel Kuznetsov
Pyotr Konchalovsky
Martiros Saryan
Tyshler
Chagall
Kandinsky
Robert Falk
Soviet Union
Angier Biddle Duke A Famous Envoy and Social Fixture
Angier Biddle Duke, ambassador to Spain, combines elite social ease with public service. His Mediterranean swim aimed to prove there is no radioactivity off Spain’s coast after the January loss of an American hydrogen bomb. Duke’s career spans El Salvador, Madrid, and Washington, with efforts to improve housing and civil rights for nonwhite diplomats and a life marked by multiple marriages and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Angier Biddle Duke
Spain
Bailey’s
Southampton
Long Island
Palomares
Duke
Mediterranean
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Italy
France
Britain
Anthony Joseph Drexel
Tony) Biddle
New York City
St. Paul’s
Concord
N.H
Yale
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Lee
Air Transport Command
Europe
Duke International Investment Corporation
U.S
Stanton Griffis
Buenos Aires
Madrid
el Salvador
Truman
el Morocco
New York
Kennedy
Washington
Route 40
Maryland
Robert F. Kennedy
George B. Lodge
Priscilla St. George
Margaret Screven White Tuby
Maria Inisa de Aranna
New Economists Call for Restraint on Inflation Rise
Prominent original practitioners of the new economics join orthodox critics in urging tax increases and tighter credit to curb inflation. Figures include Walter Heller James Tobin and Paul Samuelson, while President Johnson faces pressure from both camps to slow the economy with restraint and possibly raise rates or cut spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Rossant
New York Times News Service
New York
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
New Economics
Kenedy
James W. Tobin
Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul A. Samuelson
Council
Arthur F. Burns
Raymond J. Saulnier
Lionel D. Edie: & Co
Tobin
Samuelson
Marine Snipers Train for Private War in Vietnam
In Danang area a Marine sniper corps drills disciplined killing as 78 volunteers have logged a 14 day course. Corporal Dick King, 20, of Toledo, says he has fired forty shots and believes four or five Vietcong guerrillas were killed. Trainers emphasize mental discipline and precise wind estimation as snipers prepare to deter or engage enemies at long range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohr
New York Times News
Danang
South Vietnam
Dick King
Toledo
Ohio
United States Marine
Vietnam
King
Marine Corps’ Best
James R. Bow
Winchester model 70 rifle and snipers gear
The article notes the Winchester model 70 bolt action five shot rifle familiar to deer hunters and mentions the shop sight used by cornet hunters. It reports Remington .40X heavy sporting rifles being issued to snipers with smoother triggers and a three pound pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Marine
Jetport Runway Bidding Near Huntsville City Hall
Bids for a 5800 foot landing strip and paving of approaches at the multi million jetport near Madison will be opened Tuesday at 1 00 a.m. in Huntsville city hall council chambers. Reginald Kerlin reports eight major contractors and 20 sub contractors will bid. FAA to call bids for runway lights on March 16 in Atlanta.
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Madison
Huntsville
Reginald Kerlin
Kerlin
Atlanta
FAA
Skydiver to Join Gilchrist Campaign Event in Hartselle
A skydiving exhibition will open the rally for governor candidate Gilchrist in downtown Hartselle on Saturday after noon. John Cain says the Birmingham-born diver will parachute from a plane at 1:45 p.m. Morgan County High School Band will perform and Miss Lizzie Reed Penn, a former MCHS teacher, will speak. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Bob Gilchrist
John Cain
Morgan County
Gilchrist
Birmingham
MCHS
Lizzie Reed Penn
Ambiguous Passage on New Economics Risking Obscurity
A brief line discusses the fate of the new economics and warns that failure to sustain it could consign it to the junk heap. The fragment hints at stakes in policy or theory without detailing actions or actors.
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Vladimir Serov
Soviet Academy of Arts
Serov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mysel
West
Ukraine
Man In the News
Robin Chandler Lynn
Angier Biddie Duke Jr
A. St. George Biddie
Drexel Dakio
Maria Luisa
Len
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Johnston St
Airport Authority
Federal Aviation Agency
Jetport
Skydiver
Bob
Charles E. Gunthorp
Pol Pol
Charles Gunthorp
Decatur, Alabama
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