De Gaulle and Kennedy Clash Over Free World Leadership
In a critique of Charles de Gaulle and U S policy, the author lauds De Gaulle as the top Western leader amid Cold War tensions while questioning Kennedy s stance on one worldism and NATO. The piece argues NATO must remain independent of the United Nations and warns that U S administration passivity risks French and European security. It notes Fulbright s call to pressure De Gaulle and Kennedy s Bonn remarks on NATO history and unity.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
le Grand Charles
de Gaulle
Portugal
Europe
Kennedy
United States
England
Canada
Russia
Winston Churchill
Herbert Hoover
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Red
China
United Nations
Katanga
NATO
Red China
Free Nations
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United State
Soviet
Bonn
West Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Morse rails at foreign aid as Kennedy presides abroad
Senate critic Wayne Morse blasts the 1963 foreign aid plan as wasteful and outmoded while demanding NATO partners pay more. He targets military subsidies to Britain France and the Benelux nations and questions US funding for Greece Turkey and Spain. He urges Europe to bear its defense costs.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Morse
Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
France
Benelux
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Belgium
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain
McNamara
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
de Gaulle
Europe
Almanac History and Births for June 29, 1963
On this date in 1963 the Almanac notes Today is Saturday June 29 the 176th day with 185 to follow The Moon nears full phase The morning planets Venus Jupiter Saturn The evening star Mars Nelson Eddy born 1901 Historical milestones include Henry Clay death 1852 Alfred Smith nomination 1928 Carlos Armas Guatemala coup 1954 and U S satellite launches 1961 A thought from Rochefoucauld on love.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Nelson Eddy
U.S
House
Henry Clay
Washington
Alfred Smith
New York
Carlos Armas
Guatemala
United States
Dear Dr Steincrohn Survivor Pain and Advice Column
A reader writes about a bereaved father in law deteriorating after his wife’s death and potential suicide risk. The physician counsels medical evaluation, notes possible depression and urges care. The piece also discusses arthritis education and angina prognosis with self care tips. It ends with geopolitical commentary on NATO, de Gaulle, and US policy.
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Dr. Steincrohn
Mrs. T
Low Bar Rating for Lawyers Reveals Public Trust Gaps
A Missouri Bar Prentice Hall survey of over 5,000 residents shows only 35 percent view lawyers as honest and dedicated. The study links distrust of fees, courts, and billing practices to weak confidence in trials and traffic courts, calling for ethics clarity and fee reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Bar
Missouri
Pren-Hall Foundation
Prentice-Hall
Missouri Bar-Prentice-Hall
Salt Kills Tests In the Wonderland of Nuclear Talks
Henry J. Taylor criticizes U S Soviet test ban negotiations calling Harriman’s Moscow approach dangerous and unrealistic He argues seismic black boxes fail to detect underground blasts and cites salt domes as decoupling risks and enormous costs He questions the timetable and motivations behind Kennedy Harriman policy.
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Congress
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Kennedy
Edward Teller
Khrushchev
Caroline
Morever
Winnfield
Switzerland
Louisiana
Texas
New York
Kansas
Urals
Caspian Sea
Siberian
Mr. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Dr. Teller
Russia
Raymond Peterson
United Geophysical Corporation
United Nations
White House
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy Jimmy
Jimmy
Cuba
Lukewarm Faith Urged to Show Warm Hearts
A religious reflection on Revelation 3 15 to 16 urging churches to move from lukewarm to fervent faith. It emphasizes the need for more passionate conduct and genuine devotion rather than indifference.
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Christ
Monroe Morning World Independent Daily
The Monroe Morning World is an independent newspaper published every morning by the News-Star World Publishing Corporation. It notes ownership history from 1926 and lists key staff including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and William H. Bronson as president. The paper emphasizes impartial news and nonpartisan perspectives.
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Robert Ewing
John Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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Man
Steinerohn
Sylvia Porter
Henry J. Taylor
Bible Digest
Ih. B. Dean
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