De Gaulle Versus the Communists Grips French Politics
Paris reports a looming showdown between Charles de Gaulle and the Communists as France drifts toward elections. The R. P. F. claims 1.5 million members but holds no national assembly seats. the Communist bloc trails with about 900,000 supporters and aims to form a Front Populaire alliance. De Gaulle’s past neutrality and current stance as a defender of democratic institutions shape rising tensions and party maneuvering ahead of any possible vote.
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Sparing the ancient oak and S J Simon remembered
Charleston readers recall the 300 year old oak spared a decade ago as the 1948 county grand jury seeks its removal for safety. The column also honors S J Simon of England, noting his July death and his bridge writings and hands, including a Copenhagan European Championship feature.
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