Lesson in Algeria Reveals De Gaulle Salan Clash
The Algeria crisis pits De Gaulle against Salan, a clash of irreconcilable military leaders. The struggle risks undermining a ceasefire as fanatical officers resist any armistice, warning why civilian control of the state matters and offering a cautionary note for the free world. Headline: Non Sked Airlines Fight to Stay Aloft. If they didn't, the passengers would Start worrying.
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Charles de Gaulle
Raou Salan
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Burr
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Launch delays temper Glenn orbit plans in cautious US program
The piece argues delays in John H. Glenns orbital flight reflect the American system of careful preparation and scientific achievement. It notes pride in painstaking space work, acknowledges global concern, and contrasts with Soviet progress while denying rushed action.
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John H. Glenn
Victory and Defeat in OAS Cuba Expulsion Vote
The United States celebrates a partial win as the OAS votes to expel Cuba but must temper the resolution to gain allies. Mexico Brazil Argentina and others refuse full condemnation, signaling a regional split. The move may slow Castroism’s spread while widening nonaligned paths for Alliance for Progress.
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It Pays To Have True Hope In Doorways Of Life
A speaker explains that doors closed by life signal guidance to better paths. He tells a despondent man how hope, not despair, can lift spirits, rebuild life, and lead to a stable engagement. Emphasizing faith, health, and supportive friends, the tale frames hope as practical power.
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Glenn Clark
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Chaff From The Staff Slaps and Slips Humor Snippets
A humor column recounts witty incidents and misprints from daily life. Jokes about Judge Fred B Cramer, a lawyer with law books, a hotel fire's lingering smoke, and a dining room ham aroma appear alongside lighthearted misstatements from printers and students. A Cincinnati student and local fire cleanup add to the anecdotal collage.
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Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
Middletown
Hamilton
Sondling
Judge Cramer
Fulton Lewis Jr. MES Master Is Spy Program
Washington reports Erich Mielke heads East German espionage via the Ministry of State Security. The MFS runs departments spying on West Germany and NATO, infiltrating civilian life, enforcing quotas, harassing religious groups, and maintaining a 6300-strong guard for leaders. Senate debate cites Harry...
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Gossip From Gotham A Celebrity Life Roundup
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Melody Condos debut with The Uninhibited Three coached by Steve Condos and notes on the Dick Powell reconciliation. Rosemary Clooney friends bet on a possible Jose Ferrer reunion while Jonie Taps’s mother is ill. Keely Smith dates Little Tyrone and Sophia Loren timelines. Paris widow of Gerard Philipe writes a biog and works as secretary. Agnes Moorehead bows out of Prescription Murder. Constance Carpenter steps in. Baseball talk, DODGERS stadium seats for couples and fiscal policy debates. David Niven buys a villa on the Riviera. Gore Vidal at Romulus. Jean Seberg with Romain Gary. Faith Dane vs Alabama Merritt suit. Janet Leigh Twist dance at El Morocco. Allied Chemical eyes Times Square showroom. George DeWitt’s audition pick Winters.
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June Allyson
Mark Gooddard
Rosemary Clooney
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Margaret
William Hillman
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Paul Gregory
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Guy Mitchell
Los Angeles Dodgers
David Niven
Beaulieu
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Century Fox
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Florida
Music Box
Romulus
Cyril Ritchard
Cathleen Nesbitt
Jean Seberg
Romain Gary
Faith Dane
David Merrick
Alabama
Merritt
Faith
Janet Leigh
el Morocco
Janet
Allied Chemical Company
Times Square
George DeWitt
Pat Winters
Tess of the Storm Country Comes to Life in a Typhoon
Zadok Dumkopt warns against boastful parenting as a stormy echo of Tess the 9 mile per hour typhoon whirls eastward off Guam in the Pacific. Tess is blamed for the weather's dramatic omen.
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James Marlow Vote On Cuba Wasn't All Bad
Washington AP reports that the Uruguay meeting of 21 American Foreign ministers yielded mixed results. The United States failed to expel Fidel Castro with 13 other countries joining, while Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Ecuador and Mexico abstained. Still, Congressmen and Secretary Rusk hailed the outcome as a step toward isolating Castro and reaffirming anti communism in the Americas.
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City to swap land for Aeronca factory site near Wolverton tract
Twenty years ago on February 4 1942 the City Commission agreed to deed six acres of city land west of the Aeronca plant in exchange for 80 acres from the old Wolverton farm. Aeronca planned a 90000 square foot facility to meet defense contract needs. Mrs Caroline Mittenhholzer learned her Navy son Andrew survived Pearl Harbor has been in touch after fearing his death. George E Denny was named chair of the local drive to boost defense bond and stamps sales.
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Wolverton Farm
Aeronca
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14Th Ave
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Pearl Harbor
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