De Gaulle Shapes Western Europe In Shift From Postwar Era
In a broad analysis, Gen. De Gaulle is depicted as the pivotal Western European figure steering away from postwar structures. He demands a Europe with a national authority beyond party politics, questions NATO, the Common Market, and the United Nations, and envisions independent deterrence within a changing balance of power.
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Eastern Europe
Europe
de Gaulle
London
Bonn
Gen. de Gaulle
Paris
France
Communist Party
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Anc
Moscow
Western Europe
United States
NATO
Gen. Eisenhower
Erhard
United Nations
Soviet Union
Gen DE Gaulle
Kennedy Tours Texas as 1964 Election Prospects Rise
President John F Kennedy and his wife visit Texas for a non political swing aimed at Texas 25 electoral votes. The trip spotlighted Democratic hopes for re election and rising Republican momentum with Goldwater potential in Texas amid civil rights tensions and a split Democratic Party.
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Kennedy
Texas
White House
Austin
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Johnson
Ledger
GOP
Kansas Gas Tax Rise Favored by Public Figures
Kansas leaders and county commissioners in Wichita supported a proposed 11.4 cent increase in the gasoline tax, arguing better highways spur economy and safety. Oil-industry opposition centers on impact to sales, but proponents say higher revenue funds highway improvements shared by state, cities, and counties.
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Kansas
Kansas County Commissioners
Wichita
Which Airline to Use the Overseas Traveler Should Choose
A discussion on U.S. airline usage by international travelers notes most Americans fly foreign lines, sending 70 percent of fares abroad, despite U.S. airlines TWA and Pan American offering trained crews and superior maintenance. It urges travelers to support domestic carriers to boost U.S. aviation.
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United States
America
U.S
Atlantic
TWA
Pan-American
Foreign travel by U.S. citizens to aid balance of payments
The piece argues Americans should fly TWA or Pan American to strengthen the U.S. dollar and keep earnings at home. It praises home industry loyalty, notes publicly owned carriers pay their own way, and criticizes foreign competitors that receive government subsidies.
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U.S
United States
Hungary And The Reds
Dunaujvaros Hungary contrasts modern steel mill life with Communist rule. The town shows new housing parks and airy schools while religion is suppressed. Soviet troops and Warsaw Pact exercises loom as Hungarians face low rents and rising food costs for butter and meat.
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Dunaujvaros
Hungary
Times - Post
Budapest
Matyas Rakosi
Duna Vasma
Szkesfehervar
Old Home Town reflections and 1938 theater notes
A retrospective piece traces Lawrence history with the Chamber of Commerce roots from 1891 to the present, mentioning the Old Castle in Baldwin and plans for a Santa Fe Trails museum. It recalls the 1938 Christmas Carol by the Lawrence Children's Theater and budget figures for downtown collections.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Commercial Club
Merchants Association
Old Castle
Baldwin
Baker University
University
Lawrence Children’s Theater
KU Missouri
Robinson Gym
Allen
Bible message and prayer reflection
Today’s Bible message cites 2 Corinthians 3 18 RSV about beholding the Lord’s glory and being transformed. A prayer asks God to grant time for quiet immersion in His greatness and to share that glory with others through Christ.
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God
Christ
FFA Parent and Son Banquet Recalled by Jayhawk Chapter
Journal-World letters note the November 14 event at Lawrence High School drawing about 285 FFA members parents staff and guests. Mike Wempe senior Jayhawk Chapter reporter gave the toast while his father Dr W W Wempe delivered the response recalling his toast in 1933. Richard Ice senior Jayhawk Chapter President served as master of ceremonies, with his father Raymond Ice former president of the Jayhawk FFA Chapter and master of ceremonies in 1936.
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FFA
Jayhawk Future Farmers of America
San
Lawrence High School
Mike Wempe
Jayhawk
W. W. Wempe
Wempe
Richard Ice
Richard
Raymond Ice
Roy K. Cropp
Jayhawk Chapter
Lawrence
Athletic women spark Auburn debate on fitness trend
A column denounces athletic coeds at Auburn University amid a national fitness fad. It mocks women in muscle building sports and argues for traditional feminine roles, claiming equality harms women's nature and advocates the old standard 36-26-36.
Heel pain and diabetic foot care guidance
Reader asks about heel spur pain and footwear for diabetics. Advice covers cushioning, proper shoe fit, leather soles, and avoiding injuries. Also comments on pregnancy with diabetes and cautions about stomach freezing ulcers versus practical, affordable treatments.
Kennedy meets Dubinsky over hat message at AFL-CIO event
At the AFL-CIO convention President Kennedy arrived without a hat and apologized to David Dubinsky for the hatters. He joked that he left his hat in the car.
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Kennedy
Americana
Afl-Cio
David Dubinsky
Hatters’ Union
Jfk
Alex Rose
Capucine
Charles K. Feldman
Mary McCarthy
Anton Dolin
Drury Lane
Margot Fonteyn
Henry Steele Commager
Edward G. Robinson
Caedmon
Jackie Gleason
Toots Shor’s
Gleason
Pavlov
Roberta Peters
Richard Strauss
Edward L. Bernays
Cambridge
Simon & Schuster
Nbc-Tv
Hal Boyle Reminisces About Old New York Candles and Customs
Hal Boyle recalls mid century New York life with fond detail. He notes changing norms from prohibition era gangsterism to everyday rituals. The piece surveys manners, amusements, gender roles, and urban quirks in a nostalgic voice.
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