The Gall of De Gaulle Editorial Perspective
The editorial argues that General De Gaulle misreads postwar alliances. It claims Roosevelt and Churchill distrusted him, and his policies strain France's ties with the West. It predicts his push for European dominance may threaten oil access and world tension, but sees France’s ultimate alignment with the West.
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Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Great Britain
United States
France
Britain
NATO
United Nations
Iirael
Israel
Suez
Europe
England
de Gaulles
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Johnson Kosygin meeting sparked California Democratic mood shift
The Glassboro summit with Soviet Premier Kosygin changed California Democrats from rancid to elated. President Johnson’s arrival for a President's Club dinner drew a boisterous, tearful reception after months of war, Vietnam discontent, and prior donor boycott talk. The Kosygin encounter raised party hopes to their highest since 1964.
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Glassboro
N.J
California
Johnson
Vietnam
Mr. Johnson
Johnsson
Kosygin
Jack Benny
Benny
Fourth of July Holiday Safety Plea for Care
A long weekend warning urges extreme effort to save lives during Friday to Tuesday. It cites past holiday casualty lists from roads, air, water, and home incidents and asks everyone to exercise care and consideration to prevent deaths and injuries.
Oak Street bridge opposition letter to Scottsdale plan
The writer argues against building a new Oak Street bridge citing unnecessary traffic, disruption to a residential area, risk to students from Tonalea and Tonto Schools, potential speeding on a new Oak Street stretch, and prefered safer, less costly solutions to bullying near the foot bridge.
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Oak St
Hy View
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Oak
Cross Cut Canal
Tonto School
48Th St
Coronado High School
Nasser’s Rise and Farouk Interview Cast in Cold War Light
A recollection of King Farouk’s Cairo interview, his anti British stance, and the insulted press. It contrasts Farouk’s era with Nasser’s rise, Soviet ties, and Nasser’s pursuit of power through arms rather than social reform. The piece questions whether Nasser aligns with Soviet goals or seeks a self‑styled Middle East caliphate.
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Farouk
Abdine
Cairo
McGill
Britain
Middle East
Moscow
Egypt
Nasser
Ma Nasser
Caliph of
Arma
War to finish is Commie plan, Goldwater warns
Barry Goldwater criticizes Soviet policy at UN press conference calling for more aggressive action against Communist influence. He argues wars of national liberation drive Cold War, target the United States, and frame Cuba and Vietnam as Communist aims. He cites Kosygin and Red China backing Viet Nam and Cuba as strategic bases.
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Barry Goldwater
Commie
Alexei Kosygin
United Nations
Goldwater
Soviet Union
United States
South Vietnam
Red China
Osygin
Hla Agente
Vietnam
Cuba
Kesygin Tet Ta
Book reviews span fiction to political history in brisk summaries
The King by Morton Cooper delivers a lurid fictionalized life of a famous pop singer and critics find it titillating but unconvincing. Congress Power and Purpose on Capitol Hill by Lahr and Theis aims as a classroom primer on government for young readers. America's Concentration Camps by Allan R. Bosworth recounts Japanese ancestry families uprooted and placed in relocation centers, warning such polices could recur.
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Morton Cooper
Bernard Geis
Cooper
Congress
Capitol Hill
Raymond M. Lahr
J. William Theis
Pacific Coast
Pearl Harbor
Wright Assists Publisher in Historic 1947 Issue
Doc Wright serves as assistant publisher for Vol VII No 11 dated June 30 1947. The brief item notes Wright's role and the publication’s issue details in a concise newsroom voice.
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Doc" Wright
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