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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

4

Today in History highlights from 1823 to 1964

On this date in 1852 Louis Napoleon formed the Second French Empire and became Napoleon III. In 1823 the Monroe Doctrine was delivered to Congress. 1859 John Brown was hanged in Charles Town. 1941 FDR sought an explanation of Japanese troop moves. 1954 McCarthy censured by the Senate. 1964 Pope Paul VI arrived in Bombay for the Eucharistic Congress. Ten years ago Israeli forces withdrew east of the Suez Canal per UN orders. Five years ago Castro announced a single party to lead Cuba toward communism.

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Francoise Hardy Symbol of Swinging Youth in France

Hal Boyle profiles Francoise Hardy at 22, noting her international fame, tax rate of 65 percent claimed by France, and her image as a fashion and music icon. She discusses ambition, independence, motherhood as creativity, and her views on marriage while detailing travels and style moments. Also mentions British reaction to a 1965 Viet Nam peace hope broadcast.

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Sato Re elected LDP Leader Amid Corruption Dissatisfaction

Prime Minister Eisaku Sato won re election as head of the Liberal Democratic Party in Tokyo. He secured 289 of 459 votes, short of the two thirds he sought, signaling party discontent over corruption handling and keeping his prime ministership in question for another two years.

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