De Gaulle’s steady stance on Berlin crisis offers a model
The column argues Gen Charles de Gaulle shows calm, precise thinking during Khrushchev sparked Berlin tensions. It contrasts his approach with the Anglo American tactic and urges U.S. leaders to define clear objectives and a minimum program before negotiating with the Soviet bloc.
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Railroads brace for winter travel surge and strained service
Railroads warn that sudden snow and ice push extra passengers and mail onto trains, challenging capacity. They stress they cannot always provide standby equipment for weather spikes and ask for patience as they use all available resources to maintain service during foul weather and peak travel periods.
Tarnished AMA record exposed in new soft-backed edition
A nine print run collection reveals the American Medical Association’s alleged abuses of power. The soft-cover edition has sold thousands, with more than one hundred copies circulating in New York at 225 Lafayette Street.
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