De Gaulle Threatens NATO as U S Sends Ambassador
The article notes President de Gaulle’s warning to end France’s NATO role unless demands are met just as Kennedy’s successor sends Cleveland to Paris as NATO ambassador. President Johnson reaffirms U S support for NATO’s central role, opposing De Gaulle’s push for full independence. The piece contrasts alliance cohesion with calls for drastic reform and hints at high Mars costs.
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King Apple Enthroned in Autumn Shelf Royalty
The piece argues seasonal fruit matters, noting winter sweet corn and February apples lack flavor compared to autumn crops. It likens apples to King Apple reigning in autumn, urging readers to enjoy seasonal produce at its peak amid year round availability.
Haiti’s Duvalier Calls for Louder Nightlife in Port au Prince
The Haitian president urges citizens to enhance night life to attract tourists, despite a brutal, repressive regime. He overlooks bloodshed and poverty as educated Haitians flee in large numbers, echoing Nero’s Rome as a metaphor for crisis.
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Port Au Prince
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Pleas for Kashmir self-determination fall flat in India
Fulton Lewis Jr notes UN pleas and U Thant face Indian resistance. India and Pakistan fight over Kashmir, despite 1948 49 UN resolutions. Nehru and Menon pledged plebiscite but India kept troops in Kashmir. Goa 1961 seizure cited as broken vows.
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Soviet Union
Factographs and Facts Across Science Nature
The U S pharmaceutical industry spends about five cents of each sales dollar on research. Clouds mostly contain far less than one part water to 30 000 parts air. Some kangaroos live in trees and can jump up to fifty feet. Fish scales are used in making artificial pearls.
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Catherine Deneuve
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Rube Goldberg
New U S Policy Call To Counter Red China In Asia
Washington urges a firm Asia strategy as Red China backs Pakistan and stirs India tensions. Analysts warn of possible escalation while advocating alliances and targeted military aid to deter Peiping aggression and safeguard regional stability.
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Johnson’s Housing Dept Moves Forward Amid City Powers
Washington AP reports President Johnson gains a pivotal victory as Congress approves creating the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Weaver remains a leading candidate to head the agency, with several mayors and urban leaders named in the Washington guessing game.
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Chicago
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Albert Rains
Congress
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Unopposed Presidents and Odd Factoids Parade In Office
A collage of quirky notes on presidential re elections dull campaigns and little known facts. Mentions Washington and Monroe as unopposed, hair counts, a printer named Milt, Dairy Festival cows on Boston Common, Typhoon Babe, a funambulist, adult Westerns, fish music, and sleeping outdoors as beauty aid with a playful tone.
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James Monroe
Evening event blends art faith at First Methodist Church
Residents may attend An Evening With Sune Richards at First Methodist Church on Thursday at 8 p.m. The nationally known photographer and minister showcases living portraits of Jesus disciples and shares experiences behind the paintings. A coffee hour will follow. tickets from church office or Mrs. Martyn Hackney.
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Connery's marriage woes and Hollywood chatter across Atlantic
Rumors weave through Dorothy Kilgallen style gossip about Sean Connery and Diane Cilento facing marriage strains while Frank Sinatra circles Mia Farrow. Across Washington Viet Nam draft projections rise toward 200000 as eateries struggle to reopen. Broadway links, discotheques, and film plans mingle with industry chatter and celebrity flirtations.
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Diane Cilento
Frank Sinatra
New York
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Washington
Viet Nam
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