De Gaulle A Singular Leader Who Shaped France And World Policy
The text presents Charles de Gaulle as uniquely influential among 20th century rulers. It notes his personal sense of destiny, leadership style, and role from World War II exile to stabilizing the Fourth Republic. His effort toward Franco German reconciliation and lasting heritage of disciplined governance are highlighted.
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Charles de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
General de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
London
Paris
Germany
Open Letter to Man and Salmon Debate in Odd Newsletter
A San Antonio group Ambassadors of Yahweh publishes a humorous Open Letter to Man, warning of advertising and moral decline. The piece features cultural riffs, a note on Atlantic salmon disputes with Denmark and Norway, and a brief political reflection mentioning Spiro Agnew.
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San Antonio, Tex
Joseph Jeffers
The Adventures of Happy Man by Channing Pollock
A discussion of Channing Pollock and his book The Adventures of Happy Man. Pollock notes that happiness stems from self examination and the belief that Everything is always over. He describes personal hardship and how gratitude and focus on inner choices reduce despair.
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Channing Pollock
Pollock
Happy Man
Blondie comic strip story featured in Life Magazine
Life Magazine runs a feature on Blondie from Chic Young praising its shift from high society where Dagwood was a playboy to a focus on simple, relatable themes like food sleep and work. The strip now appears in 1,637 newspapers and is translated into 17 languages including Urdu.
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Life Magazine
Blondie
Journal
Dagwood
Chic Young
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices in Ohio. Rates shown include per copy and mail options for city, suburban, trading, and outside areas, with annual costs and advance payment terms.
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the News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
USA
End of Auto Strike Prompts Inflation Debate
Washington observers assess the GM settlement as inflationary while noting unions seek wage gains across industries. Treasury Secretary Kennedy cautions increases may raise prices or cut profits, and officials worry about widespread future strikes if restraint isn’t imposed.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
Congress
Nixon
United States
Netcong prayer plan ends after court ruling
William F Buckley Jr notes Netcong New Jersey community with a Catholic majority tried a pre start prayer reading from Congress in a voluntary plan. A federal court labeled it an evasion and banned the practice, while editor Smullen reflects on church changes and Notre Dame.
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Senate
House of Representatives
William J. Smullen
Netcong News Leader
New York Times
Notre Dame
Retreads Return to Work Big City Firms Embrace Older Workers
An industry survey shows retirees returning to work after 10 years. Older staff prove steadier and cheaper, with unions contested over mandatory retirement. Banks, shipping firms and Manpower Inc cite success, while Social Security rules push many to part time roles.
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Wall Street Journal
New York
United Fruit
Boston
Manpower, Inc
Villa Park
Norwalk
Conn
National Institute of Industrial Gerontology
Frederick Swartz
AMA
Committee On
Debate Over Right to Pray Amendment Sparks Apathy
Mr Smullen uses a broad critique of Catholic decline to frame the issue of the Netcong Experiment and a Supreme Court ruling on church and state. Governors push for a constitutional fix, but Dirksen fails against Emmanuel Celler due to lack of public pressure after a recent general election.
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Supreme Court
United States
Dirksen
Congress
Emmanuel Celler
Netcong Stance in Era of Secularism Critique
The author argues secularism rises as a stage and blames the people and their spiritual leaders rather than Supreme Court justices or the ACLU. Clergy are faulted for not jail-choosing to defend core calling causes, contrasting with others who have chosen to go to jail for various causes.
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Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
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