French Weakness May Weaken Allies Position
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCann notes that France’s political crisis weakens Western Allies in the cold war. He cites repeated cabinet crises since World War II, France's pivotal role in NATO, Saar talks, and stalled conferences with Soviet Russia. Prospects for a stable government remain uncertain as Mollet and Mendes-France vie for power.
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Industry Seeks Out New Alloys
New York researchers and industry workers seek stronger longer lasting metals to cut delays in a mechanized world. Advances include 250000 psi stress resistance for aircraft gear, heat treated steel for deep oil wells, new bolt driving tools, vacuum melting for high purity steel, and hardfacing to extend part life up to twenty five times.
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British Wives Go To Work
London reports a sweeping social shift as nearly 4 million British wives work, a third of working age women. Nursery and shop floor facilities rise while concerns about latchkey children and juvenile crime surface amid rising living costs and inflation.
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