De Gaulle Wins Relection in France With 55 Percent
Editorial notes Charles de Gaulle secure victory with 55 percent over Francois Mitterrand. Mitterrand concedes and targets November 1967 National Assembly elections, urging opposition unity to counter Gaullist dominance amid fragile coalitions. Potential leadership rivalries loom as France weighs its political future.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Francois Mitterand
Mitterand
National Assembly
Does Lyndon Johnson want a liberal on the Fed board
The piece notes a January vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board and reports Johnson’s mixed reaction to the Fed raising the bank discount rate to 4 percent. Some believe he accepted the action or favored a liberal appointment to influence policy, amid debate over Vietnam and borrowing for factories and schools.
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C. Canby Balderston
Balderston
Disney and Briar Patch Dreams in State Hopes
The piece surveys how Walt Disney’s plans spark state interest from California to Florida. It notes Illinois revenue disputes over an Abraham Lincoln automaton and Florida’s readiness for a $100 million Disney world East near Orlando, with lawmakers shaping tax and zoning rules as President Johnson faces Fed balance questions.
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Chicago political establishment backs Lynch for federal judgeship
The longtime Daley ally William J. Lynch of Chicago is favored to become a federal district judge for the Northern District of Illinois, succeeding retired Michael J. Igoe. Lynch, former Illinois Senate Democratic floor leader and Chicago Transit Authority general counsel, counts Sen. Paul Douglas and Sen. Everett Dirksen among his backers.
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Northern District
Illinois
Michael J. Igoe
William J. Lynch
Anthony J. Scariano
D-Park Forest
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Illinois Senate
Chicago Transit Authority
American Bar Association
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
White House
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Senate
Springfield
Freezer Fare and Holiday Dining Echoes From a Holiday Feature
Dave Felts recalls a five week Mediterranean vacation spent mostly aboard a cruise ship with meals ashore in Naples Rome and Florence. He cites Holiday magazine lists of Europe’s finest restaurants and notes readers' endorsements and favorite spots such as Sabatini’s Exsi lior in Naples Tre Scalini and Piccolo Mondo in Rome.
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Monte Carlo
Grace
Rainier
Palace Chamberlain
Italy
Naples
Rome
Florence
New Holiday Magazine
Europe
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Excelsior
Tre Scalini
Passeto’s
Hostoria Dell’Orso
Dante
Dignity in Latin America and U S role as urged by Kennedy
Senator Kennedy on return from South America argues the United States must aid Latin America in land reform education and housing to uphold human dignity and prevent Communist influence. He warns domestic attacks on welfare and notes Head Start funds are at risk while urging humane policy and better administration.
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Robert Kennedy
South America
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United States
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Poland
Gronovski
Latin America
Castro
Shriver Eyes Retaining One Government Post
Sargent Shriver seeks to shed one of his two jobs as Director of the Peace Corps or Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. President Johnson has not acted, and Shriver prefers to stay as anti poverty director though he will not confirm. Rumors say he may leave government, or pursue Maryland governor hopeful, while issues of voting address and property remain noted.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Moyers
Economists Foresee Unprecedented Prosperity For 1966
Economists project a 1966 GNP near 715 billion with growth continuing from 1965. Analysts at big Manhattan banks and government outlooks anticipate record output, employment, sales, and profits, while unemployment remains a concern for minorities and urban areas.
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Don
United States
America
William R. Biggs
Leif Olsen
William F. Butler
Teachers Salaries Are Privilege in Shaping Citizens
The writer argues teaching is a privilege and honor, not about money. If a person teaches only for pay, they should seek another trade. true value lies in shaping honesty, truth, faith, and love of God and man in students. Ethel Reeves Cambria.
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