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Charles de Gaulle is a tough act to follow, even for Charles de Gaulle. Virtually every year since he took office in 1959, the President of France has semiannually stooped to meet the press in the glittering Salle des Fetes of the Elysee Palace. In many of his 13 previous...
The largest of these congregations is the 18,000-member Brothers of the Christian Schools, founded in 1680 by France's St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle. They operate eight colleges and 96 high schools in the U.S.; the schools in California benefit from the profits of the famed...
Europe's progress toward economic unity, halted for eight months by France's boycott of the top councils of the Common Market, got back on the tracks last week. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville returned to Common Market headquarters in Brussels and once more sat down...
Le grand Charles was taking a lesson from the humiliating electoral experiences of last December. Well aware that the next elections, due some time before March 1967, may well cost his U.N.R. party its control of the National Assembly, he reshuffled ministers in a pattern carefully calculated to win back...
At the start of last week, no fewer than 13 major-college teams still had unblemished season records. By the time the dust cleared, only two were unbeaten: No. 5-ranked Kentucky and unranked Texas Western. Brigham Young had had every reason to feel tall before the Quaker City Tournament...