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Roots of Rebellion in Algeria Crisis and Civil-Military Struggle
The piece links Algerian revolt fallout to France’s military, noting 1958 officers aligned with De Gaulle and ongoing purges to align the army with civilian leadership. It traces France’s Revolutionary scars from 1789 onward and contrasts wartime demotions and wartime loyalties with today. It ends with a sharp aside on Castro stocks abroad as a cushion.
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Kennedy Nixon Vote Split Reexamined By Michigan Center
The University of Michigan Survey Research Center reports that debates aided Kennedy, while near election day Kennedy gained two doubtful voters per Nixon. The center notes 1.5 million Catholics opposed Kennedy for religion, and many voters switched parties, explaining large Republican pluralities in Kentucky Oklahoma and Tennessee.
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Quality Teaching Asks For Top Notch Educators In Schools
Delegates from the North Central Association urge improved teacher quality, arguing for attracting exceptional talent and rewarding high performance. They criticize automatic pay increases and call for fair assessment of teaching ability to raise education standards nationwide.
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Fanny Schulein's Survivor Story From Nazi Germany to Hollywood
Jim Bishop recalls Fanny Schulein a German born former babysitter who fled Germany in 1933. She faced Gestapo threats and personal loss and later lived in Los Angeles scrimping to survive. Her resilience persisted after a failed suicide attempt in Times Square. She remains a penniless elderly resident of Hollywood.
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Arts Luncheon Revelations at Mayflower for Presidents Day
George Dixon describes a Washington luncheon hosted by the Woman's National Democratic Club at the Mayflower Hotel. Notable guests include Ymelda Mao Tsetung and Senator J. William Fulbright, with remarks from Balanchine and Rivers. He notes lighthearted banter, political undercurrents, and a lesson that art endures beyond the moment.
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Larry Rivers
George Balanchine
Negotiations Seen Before Potential Cuban and Southeast Asia War
The piece argues the United States will seek nonmilitary and diplomatic paths before any open conflict in Cuba or Southeast Asia. It cites Kennedy’s caution, the limitations of U.S. ground forces, and the role of the United Nations and allied nations in a collective response should mediation fail.
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Mosquito Plague Strikes Mexico City Amid Calendar Confusion
Report describes weeks of heavy mosquitoes blanketing Mexico City despite summer ending, with residents perplexed by the timing. In Congo, Satchmo Armstrong draws crowds as a goodwill envoy, using music to ease local tensions.
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Hawaiian Eye stars brighten WKRC network shift party
The Hawaiian Eye cast led by Tony Eisley Bob Conrad Grant Williams Connie Stevens and Poncey Ponce along with Dick Clark visited WKRC to celebrate the CBS to ABC switch. They hosted a cocktail buffet and late night party for press and staff as Cincinnati teens queued for autographs and interviews. Williams plans to attend church early Sunday.
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Harvey Talks on Cuba Showdown and Cold War Fight
The piece compares Cold War strategy to boxing, arguing the United States must strike decisively in Cuba and elsewhere to deter the Soviet Union. It recalls past US interventions from 1906 and highlights the need to act instead of retreat, warning Russia and Castro are linked in a broader plan.
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Derby winner Whirlaway sets track record at Kentucky Derby
May 3 1941 report notes Whirlaway with Eddie Arcaro winning the Kentucky Derby in 2 minutes 1 2/5 seconds. Elsewhere Bobbie Lambert reports a rental bike not returned after 25 cent fee and Mrs. John Ross is bitten on the lip by a dog on Tytus Avenue.
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