Editorial on De Gaulle and Salan in France’s unstable politics
The piece argues that France under Charles de Gaulle remains politically unstable and faces growing opposition from diverse factions. It notes Salan's life sentence as a complex signal of anti Gaullist sentiment and questions whether de Gaulle can sustain leadership beyond his 71st year amid calls for broader democratic methods and possible crisis after his era.
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Algeria
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Military High Tribunal
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Salan
Eyes Of Tiros Aid Mercury Program In Space Flight
Photographs from the Tiros IV satellite along the Aurora 7 orbital route helped forecasters for Project Mercury. The cloud pattern images assisted in understanding Earth from space and contributed to confidence in the Mercury effort during Scott Carpenter’s flight.
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Mercury
Scott Carpenter
Majority Norman Oklahoma City Election Light Turnout
In Norman Oklahoma polling was light for city elections. Commission candidate Ray Barnard reported one precinct gave him all the votes, with him receiving the sole ballot there.
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Norman, Okla
Commission
Ray Barnard
Campaign arguments warn Kennedy power grab at Congress
Washington column outlines GOP critique of Kennedy era policy, listing seven proposed increases in presidential power, across stand-by tax cuts, public works, tariff changes, and control of federal agencies. It notes Eisenhower’s concern, Roudebush rally remarks, and policy committee authorship. Includes lists of reorganizations and anti voter suppression proposals.
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Rifted Acid Liquids After Eating Promoted Remedy
A claimant describes relief from postmeal gas headaches and nerves after using Sys-Tone. The ad claims the product stops acids and improves nerves quickly, branding Sys-Tone as the best stomach iron vitamin tonic and noting a low daily cost. Available at all drug stores in Mt Vernon and nearby towns.
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Mt. Vernon
Ministers and officials comment on Southeast Asia and Eichmann
Religious figures debate a condemned man’s potential conversion to Christianity and its life impact while politicians weigh Southeast Asia independence and U.S. policy. Rev Willam L Hull visits Adolf Eichmann in prison as Dean Rusk condemns aggression in Southeast Asia. Lord Morrison of the British Board of Film Censors visits the United States.
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Atlantis Origin Questioned by Plato and Critics
The quiz asks who first described Atlantis and notes critics doubt it was Plato's invention. It mentions alternative theories linking Atlantis to Canary Islands, Scandinavian Peninsula, or North America. It also answers other trivia: three planets lack satellites Mercury Venus and Pluto and that all longitudes meet at the poles. The oldest cheese variety cited is kishk from dried goat curd.
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Plato
Canary Islands
Scandinavian Peninsula
Observe His Private Life Spiders Spur Quiet Campaign
Sacramento California AP reports the State Division of Beaches and Parks started a discreet campaign in its newsletter urging visitors to pause and observe spiders rather than step on them. The unsigned article notes common reactions are to crush the creature, but counsels curiosity about a spider’s private life.
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Dare to Feel Anger Toward Aggressive Criticism
A counseling column advises Muriel Lawrence to admit her anger toward a critical sister in law rather than self blame. The guidance urges recognizing legitimate resentment, prioritizing self defense for the sake of her two children, and stopping the pattern of self accusation. It stresses honesty about anger and avoiding excessive self sacrifice.
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Muriel Lawrence
Jesus
You
Barbs by Hal Cochran on speed, fatigue, and self made men
Hal Cochran notes that rushing through life dulls skill and safety on the road, warns that speeding risks accidents, and suggests disciplined upbringing keeps youngsters from growing wild. He mocks self reliance when success is measured by a scale hitting 240.
Glorious radiator caps era fades in Newark
Sam Alperti, president of the New Jersey Regional of the Antique Automobile Club of America, laments the disappearance of flashy 1920s and early 1930s radiator cap sculpture. He notes designers moved caps under the hood marking the end of an era as collectors still pay 15 to 30 dollars for specific caps featuring Greek archer, lion, winged woman, grey hound, and flying lady motifs.
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Newark
N. J
Sam Alperti
New Jersey
Antique Automobile Club of America
Alperti
Franklin
Grave Digger trapped by quarrel finds cold humor
A grave digger, buried by his own work, cries for help after failing to escape his freshly dug grave. A passerby arrives, only to realize the man is not covered with dirt, provoking a darkly comic exchange about the coldness underground.
Roosevelt's inaugural speech avoided the personal pronoun I
Theodore Roosevelt stands out as the only U.S. president to deliver an inaugural address without using the word I. This notable stylistic choice highlights his rhetorical emphasis on collective duty and national purpose.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
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