Word: quotidiens
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...Socialist bill is approved by the National Assembly this month, as is expected, some of the reforms could take effect early in the next school year. Meanwhile, the university students have disappeared from the streets, and their absence illustrates an enduring French reality. A headline in Le Quotidien de Paris explains: EXAMS COME FIRST...
Rightists and leftists reacted with rare unanimity. "Freedom has taken a vacation," declared the opposition daily Le Quotidien de Paris. Complained the leftist Libération: "They have stolen our liberties for a fistful of dollars." In Paris, more than 3,000 people marched to the Finance Ministry, chanting, "Vacations! Liberty...
Word of Barbie's expulsion from Bolivia stunned France. BARBIE: THE GHOSTS RETURN, read the headline of Le Quotidien de Paris. An equally macabre banner was printed by Le Figaro: THE DEVILS EXHUMED. Even before Barbie's arrival in Lyon, relatives of some of his victims began to gather in front of the heavy green wooden doors of Montluc in silent vigil. "I just want to get a look at his face," said a woman who survived Dachau. In the end, there was nothing to see. Closely guarded by French security agents, the prisoner flashed I past...
...political and military figures, dominated, of course, by Charles de Gaulle, who appeared on 14 covers and was TIME's Man of the Year for 1958. Concurring with Hoffmann's opinion, the French press praised TIME's serious approach to French affairs. The daily Le Quotidien de Paris said, "This invaluable vision is, for distant America, what France is all about...
...Ambassador to France Stepan Chervonenko sent a letter to all major French news organizations demanding "fair" treatment of the U.S.S.R. and accusing the French of making "our country the object of the most shameless defamation." The French press wasted no time in responding. Replied the conservative Paris daily Le Quotidien: "One can easily imagine the scandal that would ensue if a U.S. ambassador in France dared to send an insulting letter to all the newspapers, radio and television stations demanding that they judge his country more sympathetically...