Papa Doc Eyes Americans In Haiti Tourists Push
In Port-au-Prince, Francois Duvalier uses charm to lure tourism while tightening control. He vows to clean downtown tourist zones, ships 65 port call stops, and plans costly promotions. Rival opposition is muted by arrests, exile, and a loyal security apparatus.
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World stage idle as Mao de Gaulle dominate legacy
The AP notes two leaders still command attention Mao Zedong and Charles de Gaulle while Johnson recedes to domestic matters. Mao, aged 72, is a shadow figure whose real role is unclear, whereas de Gaulle, 75, remains colorful and likely bound for another seven-year term though his influence governs mainly France and Western Europe.
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Global leaders contrast past and present in Kennedy era portrait
The article compares John F Kennedy with historic figures like De Gaulle Khrushchev and Nasser noting Kennedy’s rapid international activity and rising fame while Khrushchev fades. It notes the China Soviet split and names Mao De Gaulle and other world figures, highlighting shifting global prominence.
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Global Drafts Split Nations in Wartime Hum
A wide survey shows conscription differs by country. Soviet Union and West Europe rely on universal or broad drafts, while Britain relies on volunteers. Israel enforces both men and women, Japan largely bans conscription, and Mexico advocates Sunday training with potential future expansion. United States plans to bolster forces to about three million. Dispatch covers India Pakistan China Australia New Zealand and Latin America with varied systems and ages.
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Inside the life of top male salesmen in America
The article profiles a group of 2,000 super salesmen, detailing their work hours, vacations, income, net worth, education, social networks, and political involvement. It notes most earn about $30,000 annually, with many over $300,000 net worth, and 60 percent are college graduates. It highlights reliance on existing policyholder networks for sales and the role of prestige through public speaking and civil involvement.
How Million Dollar Men Sell Life Insurance
A composite portrait from the Million Dollar Round Table survey of 2000 members shows high earners in life insurance sales rely on social access and persistence. About 70 percent say three to ten interviews weekly are enough to sustain million dollar years as prestige grows and income rises.
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Central Charge Service declares 46 cent dividend rise
The Washington firm announces a 46 cent per common share dividend, up 10 cents from last year. President Joshua P. Stede houder disclosed the hike in the annual report. Directors include Robert S. Middleman of Woodsboro and J. Albert Weinberg Jr. of Washington, formerly with the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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