Gaullism in the world scene and France at home
Joseph Alsop argues that General de Gaulle remains indispensable for France at home but politically distant abroad. He critiques de Gaulle’s grandeur policy, Peyrefitte’s influence, and limited French leverage with the Soviet Union and China, noting Washington should view de Gaulle with cautious appreciation.
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The
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
LBJ stretched thin as energy sprints through White House
James Reston notes President Johnson’s relentless pace with speeches, press conferences, tours, and personal engagements. The piece argues for a “Committee for the Preservation of the President” and comments on the strain of his nonstop schedule, citing McNamara, Congress, and public events from Illinois to the Gridiron Club. It mentions Mrs Johnson possibly chairing such a committee and suggests ways to curb the President’s activity while acknowledging the political pressures shaping his output.
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Sam Rayburn Memorial Armory Named in Bonham Tribute
A one year old National Guard Armory in Bonham Texas was renamed the Sam Rayburn Memorial Armory in honor of the late House Speaker Sam Rayburn. The tribute reflects Rayburn’s prominence in national politics and his ties to Bonham.
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Sam Rayburn
National Guard
Salmon Bite Sets State Catch Record in 1963
In Olympia Washington the UPI reports the Washington Department of Fisheries tallies 1,130,308 salmon caught in 1963 the largest total in state history More than a third of the 437 000 salmon were pinks with notable catches of silver and Chinook indicating a banner year for sport fishing statewide.
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