Max Lerner Visits Tocqueville Homeland in Normandy
Lerner describes a sentimental journey through Caen Bayeux and Barfleur to the Tocqueville family chateau. He notes the library with Tocqueville editions and Jefferson notes, Mayer as guide, and reflects on Alexis de Tocqueville as a shy yet influential figure who charted democracy's rise and the risks of majority rule.
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Tocqueville
France
America
Normandy
Caen
William the Conqueror
Bayeux
Queen Matilde
England
Barfleur
Isle of Wight
Comte de Tocqueville
Alex de Tocqueville
J.P. Mayer
Boussuet
Machiavelli
Hume
Voltaire
Guizot
Thiers
Beaumont
Mill
Grote
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Alexis
Mary Moutley
Louis Napoleon
Boycott and Bombing Spark Birmingham Civil Disorder
E W Wadsworth, principal of Tuskegee High School, laments that white students boycotted integration and may never return. Dr Martin Luther King urges President Kennedy to deploy federal troops after a church bombing killed four girls, stating Birmingham is in civil disorder needing federal intervention.
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Birmingham
Ala
E. W Wadsworth
Tuskesee High School
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Kennedy condemns Birmingham church bombing killings
President Kennedy denounces the Birmingham church bombing as an act of violence against children, expressing outrage and grief for the innocent victims and condemning public disparagement of law and order that encouraged the attack.
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Washington
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Health column mixes advice and reader questions
Denver New York Gov Rockefeller weighs running in GOP primaries. Dr Molner answers letters on heat therapy for arm pain, infant lip-sucking, teen soda intake, shingles pamphlet requests, and reader mail policy.
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Denver
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Californa
New Hampshire
Dr. Molner
Moiner
Almanac Today September 18 1963 historical notes
Almanac entry for Wednesday September 18 1963 notes the 261st day of the year and list of historical events including the Fugitive Slave Act 1850 first NY Times issue 1851 Columba Broadcasting 1927 Dag Hammarskjold death 1961 and Churchill quotation about making news.
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The
New York Times
The Statistical Abstract of the United States overview
Sylvia Porter surveys the 1964 Statistical Abstract of the United States, highlighting foreign aid totals since 1945 and 1950 France military aid, rising women workers, state tax trends led by Nebraska, and the growth of TV ownership versus book sales. The piece notes fiscal implications for tax policy and domestic affluence, with a closing offer to buy the Abstract for $3.75.
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Sylvia Porter
United States
France
Nebraska
America
United
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
U. S
de Gaulle
Avid
No clear headline from fragmented text
The readable fragment offers no identifiable people organizations places dates or events to form a valid news item.
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Max Lerner
Montesquieu
Marx
Chateau
Ouotes
United Press International
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Almanac
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Columba Broadcasting System
U.N. Sec
Dag Hammarskjold
Northern
Rhodesia
Winston Churchill
Lhele Sam
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D.C
Federal Home Loan Bank
Congress
Frontier Fidelity Savings
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Coperation
Senate
Harley E Harmon
Charleston
Ando
Las Vegas
Ist
Famous 5 &H
Nevada Power Company
Nevada
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