De Gaulle's Super-Ego Criticized In France
Hubert Beuve-Mery of Le Monde calls for restraint on De Gaulle amid his Canada episode. The front page editorial argues the French president suffers a pathological super-ego and damages France, urging ministers to curb his recklessness and rethink backing for Canadian French liberation.
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Gas For Riot Control
A reader warns that a patent for spreading gas by air to control rioting could be applied in American cities. The piece cites Detroit unrest and questions the harm to innocents, especially children, urging exploration of better peacekeeping methods.
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De Gaulle’s Quebec stance mocks liberty and French fate
William F Buckley Jr argues that Charles de Gaulle’s push for a free Quebec reveals tyrannical impulses and anti French arrogance. He mocks de Gaulle’s cabinet, notes leftist support, and ridicules anti colonial zeal amid calls for Quebec autonomy.
Hospital Hums With Tiny Revelations In Emergency Room
In Middletown Hospital emergency room two amusing incidents emerge. A new father, dazed after an emergency delivery, cannot recall his name until a read of the baby list reveals his own identity. A husband misreads an x ray request, realizing the tech aims at his wife’s arm, not his.
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Riots Seen as Part of a Prearranged Plan Says Kerner Report
Governor Kerner questions what has been done to prove a conspiracy behind riots across the nation after J Edgar Hoover says no intelligence supports such conclusions. Stokely Carmichael in Havana advocates urban guerrilla warfare while others cite outside agitators and subversive groups fueling unrest in Harlem Watts Cleveland and Chicago. Congressional probes may reveal the extent of external influence and organized plotting behind the violence.
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Fishermen chase elusive giants in Bahama seas
Jim Bishop recalls a fishing trip aboard Away We Go IV in the Bahamas. The crew battles marlin and tuna with birds guiding the hunt, while a dramatic clash unfolds as a 400 pound lemon shark tests a line. The piece blends humor, sport lore, and vivid marine detail.
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