Dope Scandal Prompts Hard Line on Narcotics
Editorial reviews Nebula of narcotics issue in New York and France. Calls for tougher penalties, higher officials investigated, and stern action against drug peddlers. Notes France's postwar calm, voter abstention, and De Gaulle coalition prospects shaping future policy.
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Insidious parallel in French and American elections
The author contrasts France's multi party system with the American two party setup and argues low turnout undermines democracy. They note 13 million of 23 million French voters participated, preventing a clear majority and forcing a coalition among De Gaullists and right wing moderates.
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de Gaullists
National Assembly
Angl o American partnership under test in 1949 crisis
Joseph and Stewart Alsop warn that Western unity against Soviet imperialism faces breakdown within 12 to 18 months. They argue the Anglo American partnership is vital to deter Soviets and must be actively reinforced, or the free world may face catastrophe. Internal Western divisions threaten unified defense and leadership.
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Regional Military Men in News Overseas and Home
Regionally Speaking by Peggy Kessinger covers servicemen connected to West Virginia towns. Lt Bernard F Moye of Prosperity heads to Ft Knox with Third Armored Division. others train at Ft Benning and Camp Pendleton while serving in Korea, Germany, and aboard ships like USS Cape Esperance and USS Rochester.
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Risen
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Marsh Fork High School
Charleston
James H. Herring
Moye
Armored School
Ft. Knox
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B.A. Wright
Long Branch
West Point
Cape Esperance
C. W. Ladoucer
Beaver
Esperance
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Thailand
Beckley
James W. Shrews
Hill Street
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
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10Th Infantry Regiment
Joseph Dellamen
Peter Dellamen
Berkley Street
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Tex
Quartermaster Replacement Training Center
Kt. Lee
Pyt
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Bertha Manning
Bolt
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H. Wright
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Medical Replacement Training Center
Brooke Army Medical Center
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Las Vegas
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Martin
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Calif
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Dave Wills
Rock Creek
Aoelough
Wilson
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Stewlenridge
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Cleveland
Ira W. Skyles
H. D. Skyles
Brooklyn
Beckley Hospital
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Skyles
Japan
Korea
Radioman
Norfolk
T. C. Lilly
Mgr
T. H. Lilly
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Great Lakes
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Lucille Tate
Edwight
45Th
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Raska
Ft Knox
Far East
Rochester
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Vallejo
Ptc
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Fayetteville
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Senate study on ethics in government eyed by Fulbright
A small band of Senators led by Fulbright seeks an outsiders commission to draft a code of ethics for Congress and those who work with it. Douglas chairs the probe to hear from prominent citizens over several days, with passage dependent on labor and full Senate approval.
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Fulbright
Arkansas
RFC
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Senate
Labor Committee
Douglas
Ilinois
Fair Labor Committee
Commission
Fulbricht
Keeping up with the Joneses in a debt driven world
In Hal Boyle's column a neighborly visit to the Joneses exposes the social pressure of conspicuous consumption. Three men pressure a neighbor to move, selling their own suburban pride for cash. The new owner embodies the lifestyle, while the original trio learns a lesson in mimicry and debt. The moral: if you can't beat them, join them, even by changing your name to Jones.
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Brown
Johnson
Jones
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Smith, Brown
Tones
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Joneses
White House renovation delays loosen the deadline
The $6.5 million White House reconstruction is behind schedule as material shortages push completion from November 1 to December 1. The project modernizes a 150 year old mansion with 660 tons of steel, fireproofing, air conditioning, expanded closets, new basements, and a room to room telephone system while preserving historic interiors and furnishings.
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Washington
White House
Commission On Renovation Toy
America
Stanford White
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Trumans
Blair House
Executive Mansion
President's Palace
President's House
Double Wedding Chapter 25 Love and choices in late night plea
Mayo presses Arthur Smith at midnight in the Hapless Home for the Aged asking him to marry her. He listens with calm patience as she vents about Stephanie Sandy and plans to divorce and remarry. The pair debate work love and fate with a hint of continuing drama.
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Smitty
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Stephanie
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Maye
Grant Agai
Tim Font
Mamie
Aryr Smith
Cmd
Howe
Victor
Lone Homd
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