Enduring Shadow of De Gaulle on Common Market Entry
Editorial argues Charles de Gaulle blocks Britain’s entry to the European Common Market. Maurice Schumann states talks must await six leaders’ agreement to heavy French farm subsidies, with France likely to set other conditions. It links De Gaulle’s grudges to long arc of Anglo French rivalry and historical defeats.
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de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
France
Maurice Schumann
Schumann
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
England
Roosevelt
Churchill
Crecy
Poitiers
Agincourt
Waterloo
Rat Control Chemical Could Sterilize Male Rats
A new chlorohydrine compound reportedly causes permanent sterility in male rats after a single dose with no other bodily effects. Dr. R. J. Eriksson presented findings at UC, suggesting treated sterile males could suppress rat populations by competing for resources while remaining infertile. Rats cost the U.S. billions in property damage and health risks annually, heightening interest in this potential control method.
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Society For the Study of Reproduction
University of California
Christmas shopping on a paradoxical high end
The piece mocks lavish holiday spending and lists extravagant prices from Neiman Marcus and other outlets, noting gilded gifts from $5000 for an elephant to $15,900 for a handcrafted Maserati Ghibli lookalike. It contrasts opulence with a warning that broad price increases may not outpace last year’s sales.
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Nyack
Autodynamics Corp
Marblehead
Mass
Abercrombie & Fitch
Samuel Goldwyn
U. S. News & World Report
Steuben Glass
Warmack
Connecticut
Unsafe Secrets and Nazi Tactics Fanned Across News
Jack Anderson reports that the Highway Safety Bureau rejected safe car claims by listing 19 brake failures among 73 cars and 5 percent tire failures across models like Mercury Colony Park and Chevy Nova. The piece also notes a memo on “buying off” an opposing lawyer and exposes Nazi tactics spread by the National Socialist White People’s Party targeting students and crime victims.
Dania Becomes Antique Hub After Tomato Era
A Florida town once famed as a tomato capital transformed into the South’s antique center. Dania's Main Street now hosts 43 shops along six blocks, driven by a 1958 antique show idea from Willard and Doris Ely. The plan reshaped storefronts, drew shoppers, and turned old wares into lasting investments.
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Dania
Florida
Martin Frost
Everglades
New England
Gold Coast
U.S. 1
South Florida
Main Street
Willard Ely
Doris Klein
Ford Times
Ely
Ford Motor Company
Elys
States
Edison Phonograph
Sunshine State Parkway
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Randall B. Terry
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Joe Brown
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Issa Richard Teague
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Associated Press
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Jack Anderson
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington
America
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D-Calif
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Spiegel
Allen
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Federal Power Commission
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Charles White
Asheville
White People’s Party
Good Afternoon
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Miami Herald
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