France faces tough path to Algerian peace talks
The world may gain a glimmer of hope as Algerians agree to Paris talks with France. President de Gaulle pursues a patient, high-stakes approach amid a 1.2 million European minority in Algeria and fierce nationalist opposition. The price, balancing Algeria's independence with France's future Western role, will be steep but decisive.
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Kennan Sees Khrushchev as Tied Hands Hinting Kremlin Democratizing Trend
George F Kennan argues Khrushchev acts under domestic pressure and may represent a budding form of parliamentarianism within the Kremlin. He cites that Khrushchev is not like Stalin and hints at a dawning democracy amid power struggles inside the Soviet leadership.
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Traffic Jam on the Horizon as Auto Boom Grows
Washington reports 60 million cars and 11 million trucks on U S roads, with projections of 110 million motor vehicles by 1975. National studies push for funding to solve highway woes through better design, driver psychology, and new tech like auto pilots and driving simulators, amid concerns this may pave the way for crowding and unsafe roads.
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Summer travel and road safety notes from Ridley Park
Mrs C E Parker Jr and daughter Kathy Lou depart to spend the summer in Wildwood NJ as guests of Mrs Parker s aunt Mrs Catherine Fletcher. Mr and Mrs Ed Mund L Harvey and children depart for Brant Beach NJ for a summer stay. Dan Helton and family spend the week at Kitty Hummock Dover DE. Ridley Park begins painting a traffic dividing line on Chester Pike from Prospect to Swarthmore Ave and near Crum Lynne station to warn drivers about underpass danger. The Times arranges with Postal Telegraph to receive results of the Jefferies Johnson heavyweight bout in Reno on the Fourth of July. Madison Street Methodist Sunday School approves plans for a new building.
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Jack Johnson
Reno Nevada
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Discipline and Responsibility in Man's Future
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that most problems originate with individuals not circumstances. He criticizes overreliance on planning and prohibition, urges strengthening personal discipline, faith, and responsibility to combat crime, juvenile delinquency, aging care costs, and societal ills.
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Adjournment delay looms over wage bill fight in Congress
Washington reports that congressional leaders reconsider weekend adjournment plans for July 3–2 to allow time for a potential five day filibuster by wage bill opponents. Johnson proposes returning in August to complete must bills and boost a strong legislative record before the campaign.
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Typical Investor Today Takes Market Seriously
The article describes a typical investor as highly serious about profit and income from holdings and seeks guidance on intelligent future security purchases. It notes a typical woman investor desires success plus knowledge of the technical details of stock ownership.
Labor Leaders to Work On Floor of Convention
AFL-CIO COPE prepares to abandon political neutrality for JFK at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. The 30-member COPE leadership will join a floor committee, meet July 4, and push for Kennedy while coordinating with Meany aides and union chiefs nationwide.
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Stuart Symington
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Tommy” Thomas
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