Progress editorial: De Gaulle threatens US France ties
The piece says Charles de Gaulle undermines Franco American friendship by opposing Britain's Market bid and waging war on the dollar. It argues the US once helped France in two world wars and postwar debts, urging tougher economic pressure rather than continuing aid. It questions De Gaulle's gratitude and calls for strong action.
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United States
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Canada
Great Britain
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Churchill
England
America
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Home Drinking Policy Sparks Debate Across Sects
Government study endorses allowing late adolescents to drink at home with parents in moderation to reduce alcoholism. Churches back the idea, arguing forbidden fruit provokes demand. Critics warn it clashes with values and could widen generation gap as youths seek escape from restrictive homes.
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America
LBJ Signals Tax Deal with Mills Over Spending Cuts
Washington reports LBJ invited Rep. Wilbur Mills to the White House marking a shift toward bargaining with Congress. Mills pressed for expenditure cuts to accompany tax increases as Ullman urged restraint and responsibility from the White House and Treasury. The impasse is framed as administration fault, with a pledge now on the table.
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Washington
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
White House
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
LBJ
Congressions
Ways and Means
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
al Ulttman
Oregon
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Ullman
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Tax bill faces bid to fuse spending cuts with higher taxes
The White House plans a $4 billion spending cut matched by tax increases. Budget Director Schultze proposes linking cuts to each department while President Johnson seeks passage amid party pressure. Final approval appears unlikely before next year.
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William McChesney Martin
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Charles Schultze
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Schultze
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Scottsdale Fire Dept Responds To Mrs Berk Dog Rescue Claim
The Scottsdale Fire Department writes to clarify a canal dog rescue incident. Chief L A Witzeman confirms two rescues may have occurred and notes a fireman was injured while saving a dog, while humorously claiming the department also saved a dog.
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Scottsdale Fire Dept
Israeli gains redefine borders amid six day war narrative
The account describes Israel's rapid territorial gains against Egypt Syria and Jordan and the shift of strategic front lines to Cairo Alexandria and the West Bank. It notes oil from Sinai and Jordanian trade flows, the destruction of the Allenby Bridge by Jordanians, and the deployment of Israeli military governors including Maj Gideon Gorin in Jericho.
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Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Considine Diy
Israel
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Israel Air Force
Cairo
Alexandria
Sinai Peninsula
Suez
Yichak Hantos
Port Ibrhaim
Suez City
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Libya
West Bank
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Georgia
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Mark Clark
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America
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The alumnaeSelective Service System chapter misleads
In a satirical excerpt from 1967 to 1984 Gen Hershey expands conscription to include protesters and criminals, claiming benefits while observers note social upheaval, harsh penalties, and a mocked wartime policy. The satire targets draft abuse, political rhetoric, and racial/class bias.
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Selective Service
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Vietnam
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