Confusion Over Boys Club Names Sparks Financial Warnings
Scottsdale and Du Bois Clubs face mistaken identity as the Dubois Clubs of America come under civil scrutiny as a Communist front. Officials warn locals to avoid misled donations and defend their groups from fallout while Nixon labels the mix up as deceptive.
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France Reacts to NATO and US Bases Demands
De Gaulle presses for a renegotiation of the 1951 US France force agreement while seeking to curb NATO influence. Johnson insists all 18 NATO allies have a voice and rejects disbanding US troops or placing them under French command. The swift Washington reply signals US resolve not to undermine allied ties. Ambassador Bohlen notes strain over alliances.
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Styles Galore Purses at Spring Prices
A vivid ad shows light pink accessories with vinyl covers and brass handles. It promotes a complete wardrobe of exquisite purses at affordable prices featuring styles for spring.
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