De Gaulle and France Debated by World Leaders
Excerpts from Henry L. Stimson and other figures reveal mixed views on Charles de Gaulle and France's postwar role. Roosevelt, Hull, Churchill, Montgomery, and Montagnomery praise or critique De Gaulle's leadership and methods amid tension over France's place with the Allies and in postwar Europe.
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Germany
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Stalin
Henry L. Stimson
North Africa
Cordell) Hull
Vichy
Tennessee
Viscount Montgomery
General de Gaulle
Nixon Thinks Senate Critics Under Gun
President Nixon says the 1970 elections will pressure Senate critics and reduce antiwar opposition as defeat of key critics shifts momentum. He cites Goodell Gore and Tydings losses and predicts a GOP Senate more cooperative on foreign and defense policy, with Percy possibly siding differently in 1972.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Goodell
White House
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Tydings
Southeast Asia
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Fice
Percy
Congress
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Oregon
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Vietnam
Cooper
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
William Saxbe
Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Court likely to get war issue again
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court is unlikely to hear an antiwar case, keeping the Vietnam conflict in the court’s shadow. The six to three ruling declined to grant a hearing on Massachusetts suit, though three justices urged examination of the war’s legality. Justice Douglas argued at length against the administration’s wartime actions, warning government cannot evade judicial review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
William C. Douglas
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
Douglas
Stewart
Warren O. Burger
Hugo Black
Byron White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Black
Erwin N. Griswold
Nixon Administration
Soviets Quietly Halted Base Plans at Cienfuegos
Reports detail a secret U.S. Russian understanding in which the Soviets agreed to stop activities at Cienfuegos. White House hesitated on saying a submarine base was being built until after an election. Russian barges and equipment remain in the harbor, with two ships reported nearby. Pentagon noted a reduced likelihood of a base when ships departed October.
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Cienfuegos
White House
Herbert Klein
Cuba
Pentagon
Weather report from Hope Arkansas station
Weather bulletin for Hope Arkansas station notes 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with high 59 and low 35 including light frost. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions through Wednesday then increasing clouds in northern areas late Wednesday. Temperatures rise with lows tonight upper 30s to upper 40s and highs Wednesday mid 60s to low 70s across regions.
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Waperiment
Arkansas
Arkansas governor race campaign spending disclosed
Campaign expense filings show Gov elect Dale Bumpers spent 186 551 93 through the runoffs with 88 755 82 added since Aug 25. Faubus reported 191 275 80 for primaries and runoff. Other Democrats and Republicans released or withheld totals as partisan response.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Bumpers
J. W. “Buddy” Beaafield
England
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Orval BE. Faubus
Joe Purcell
Benafield
Howard Vance
Jonesboro
Lester L. Gibbs
James
Mac” MacKrell
North Little Rock
Faubus
Beaafield
Hayes C. McClerkin
Texarkana
McClerkin
Mena Plans Emergency Gas Supply
Mena Arkansas will have an emergency gas supply system in operation by January first to prevent repeated shortages in cold weather. The city council authorized Mayor Lee McMillan to borrow 38 thousand dollars from the town banks to help finance the standby system, combining 36 thousand with a 95 thousand grant from the Economic Development Administration and 57 thousand from the Ozarks Regional Commission.
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Mena, Ark
Mena
Lee McMillan
The
Economic Development Administration
Ozarks Regional Commission
Hope Auto Wins Distinguished Service Award
Frank McLarty, president and GM of Hope Auto Company, receives the Distinguished Achievement Award Plaque for Outstanding Service in the Retail Automobile Industry from Ford District Supervisor Charles Imon. Andy Caldwell stands nearby as Asst. GM. Imon represents Ford’s National Sales Manager W. A. Heller. The honor marks a plaque awarded to under two percent of Ford dealerships in the United States.
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Frank McLarty
Hope Auto Company
Charles Imon
Ford
Andy Caldwell
Hope Auto
Imon
W. A. Heller
Ford Motor Company
United States
Death notices and obituaries bundle in Arkansas area
Robert L. Wesson 81 longtime Nevada County resident and retired farmer died Monday in a local hospital Surviving four sons daughters and siblings Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Smith Funeral Chapel Stamps with burial in Shiloh Cemetery near Stamps Eli C Chaich 61 died Monday p m after arrival at hospital Roman Catholic resident of Hope for two years formerly from Ohio retired millrite Survivors include wife Helen four sons James Chaich Sarasota Fla John and Jerome of Bedford Ohio Theodore Chaich Moodies Conn two daughters Mrs Gertrude McGrady Northfield Ohio and Mrs Gilbert Collums of Hope one brother Paul Chase Mentor Ohio two sisters Mrs Mary Brubaker Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Ella Brock Dallas Rosary 730 p m Wednesday at home Funeral mass 9 a m Thursday at Our Lady Of Good Hope Church Interment Memory Gardens by Oakcrest Funeral Home Gen Sir Robert Mansergh 70 NATO commander in northern Europe 1953 56 died Sunday London AP Napoleon Hill 87 self educated author Think and Grow Rich died Sunday GG Hill’s book sold 20 million copies London AP
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Nevada County
Jewell
Bodean
Earnest
Ellis Wesson
LaHabra
Calif
Charles H. Wesson
Grose Tete
Elsie Ghormley
Sutton
Richard Wesson
Texarkana
Smith Funeral Chapel
Stamps
Shiloh
Eli C. Chaich
Hope
Ohio
Helen Chaich
James Chaich
Sarasota
Fla
John
Jerome
Bedford
Theodore Chaich
Moodies
Conn
Gertrude McGrady
Northfield
Gilbert Collums
HUD moves to challenge Black Jack zoning on low income housing
The Department of Housing and Urban Development seeks the first federal suit against the St. Louis suburb of Black Jack Missouri for rezoning a 25 acre tract on October 26 to block a 210 unit interracial federally assisted apartment project. HUD urges the Justice Department to file suit to end discrimination against low and moderate income families.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Justice Department
St. Louis
Black Jack
Arthur J. Gang
Jerris Leonard
George Romney
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