De Gaulle’s Demagoguery Making Him Its Victim
The piece rails at Charles de Gaulle for opposing U S intervention in Vietnam and blames him for mismanaging France and harming NATO. It argues U S actions saved Vietnam and says France profits from turmoil while De Gaulle scorns allied effort.
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de Gaulle
Vietnam
France
NATO
Baker Faces Trial On Nine Counts In Washington Scandal
Robert G. Baker, once close to Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson, goes to trial next Monday on nine counts including conspiracy fraud larceny and tax evasion. Prosecutors allege he leveraged his Senate secretary position to extract about 100000 from individuals and firms, with FBI gathered electronic evidence admitted after pretrial rulings. Baker’s net worth was placed at 2.5 million in 1963 though tax returns are disputed.
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Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Baker
Senate
Uncle Sam
Oliver Gasch
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Hoffa's looming jail bid tests Teamsters bargaining
Editorial notes James Riddle Hoffa faces jail time amid crucial trucking contract talks with 1.7 million Teamsters. Employers fear disruption if Hoffa is jailed, while industry leaders warn negotiations could suffer without his control. Hoffa’s fate could reshape union power and governance after his possible eight year term.
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Teamsters
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Landrum-Griffin
Jimmy
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Dave Beck
Time
U. S. News & World Report
Business Week
President ee wee eee aek Fos Managing Editor
Advertising Director Bess Manager Circulation Manager
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Ee Wee Eee Aek Fos
Bess
Powell staff junkets under scrutiny in travel testimony
A House subcommittee questioned Emma Swann and others about trips allegedly charged to taxpayers. Airline records showed Powell aides and nonemployees used or arranged flights including a credit card scheme to buy shuttle tickets for Powell Jr. and friends.
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Emma T. Swann
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
New York
Miami
Buffalo
House
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
Mrs. Swann
Doro
Louise Dargans
Washington
Don Anderson
Aurora Harris
Odell Clark
Adam JR
Lillian Upshur
Congress
Adam Powell Jr
Miss Pearl Swangin
Jack Duncan
Mrs. Dargans
Congressman Powell
Powell Jr
Miss Swangin
Mr. Duncan
College Endowment Plans Deluxe Block Development in High Point
Major financier Charles E. Hayworth leads Alma Desk Company while backing High Point College Endowment Fund projects. He expects the Magic Block redevelopment and a 17 acre memorial parcel for deluxe stores and apartments, aimed at self supporting the college and benefiting the community. Dr. Frank Caldwell urged estate planning, urging wills and gifts to churches, colleges, and civic bodies. Ross Armsworthy praised the market’s growth as the Winter Market nears. The Enterprise announces a newsroom leadership change assigning Joe E. Brown broader duties.
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Charles E. Hayworth
Alma Desk Company
High Point College
Department of Religion
George E. Hutchens
National Food Stores
Big Bear
College Endowment Fund
Hayworth
Frank H. Caldwell
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Presbyterian Foundation
Louisville Seminary
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Rague
Joe E. Brown
Florida
Miami Herald
Shelby Daily Star
Enterprise
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