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The Supreme Court’s reaffirmation of its Little Rock decision will destroy the Presidential chance of Lyndon Johnson, say many Southern Democrats. Johnson saved the Court from a Senate rebuke in the closing hours of the last session of Congress. … Not yet publicized: The assurance French Socialist leader Guy Mollet was able to give Socialist colleagues at their recent party Congress that General de Gaulle planned an expansion of social welfare programs in France. The Socialist Congress subsequently voted to back the de Gaulle constitution.

Circulation of the Venezuelan Communist weekly newspaper Tribuna Popular has topped the 100,000 mark. . . . The Venezuelan Jesuit Monthly Sic is still (two months later) waiting to find out why no investigation was made of a report it carried that a Communist group used a Caracas public high school to paint anti-Nixon posters and plan anti-Nixon riots, and why an unidentified official in the Interior Ministry forbade Caracas newspapers to carry the story.

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The Supreme Court’s reaffirmation of its Little Rock decision will destroy the Presidential chance of Lyndon Johnson, say many Southern Democrats. Johnson saved the Court from a Senate rebuke in the closing hours of the last session of Congress. … Not yet publicized: The assurance French Socialist leader Guy Mollet was able to give Socialist colleagues at their recent party Congress that General de Gaulle planned an expansion of social welfare programs in France. The Socialist Congress subsequently voted to back the de Gaulle constitution.

Circulation of the Venezuelan Communist weekly newspaper Tribuna Popular has topped the 100,000 mark. . . . The Venezuelan Jesuit Monthly Sic is still (two months later) waiting to find out why no investigation was made of a report it carried that a Communist group used a Caracas public high school to paint anti-Nixon posters and plan anti-Nixon riots, and why an unidentified official in the Interior Ministry forbade Caracas newspapers to carry the story.