De Gaulle's Prestige Ebb With Narrow French Victory
French voters gave Charles de Gaulle a slim majority after a tight election. The result leaves Gaullism polarized with leftists and small factions, risking weakened support for his five year tenure and France may drift away from U S allies if he stays in power.
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Meredith and Powell Rivalry Split Negro Leadership
Meredith exits the race as Powell’s allies pressure support from Republicans. The piece notes a split among NAACP Urban League CORE and SNICK leadership, with A Phillip Randolph teased to convene a summit, as negotiators seek urgency in addressing ghetto poverty and Harlem politics.
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Editorial Research Brazil As Before Costa e Silva Inauguration
Editorial notes Costa e Silva will be inaugurated next month as Brazil’s president with a pro American stance. The piece outlines inflation challenges, IMF credit, and a shift toward federal power under a new constitution. It also questions Cabinet choices and U.S. aid tied to Brazil’s military regime.
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Business Abroad
Campos
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Normandy
France
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Louisiana
Warren Leads Bolivian Welcome for Chief Justice Warren
Thousands of Indians greet Chief Justice Earl Warren in Sucre Bolivia as he tours the city and visits the Bolivian Supreme Court. He speaks through Ambassador Henderson and notes democracy rests in the hearts of the people and leaders.
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Time changes and community notices mix with opinion
The column weaves political barbs about Adam Clayton Powell with notes on the Southern Furniture Exposition building expansion and a July summer show. It also covers World Day of Prayer rescheduled in High Point, Malawi aid plans, Rotary testimonial, daylight saving time debates, and public sentiment on clocks.
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Tyree Nabors
A. G. Powell
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Rotary International
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Woollen Gymnasium
George Clark
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High Point Club
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