The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 September 1965 — Page 4
Th» Dally Banner, GraaneattU, Indiana Wadnasday, September 8, T965 FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY
By JOSEPH W. GRIGG PARIS UPI — One of the toughest Jobs in France is going begging at the moment — that of French ambassador to
Washington.
Whoever gets it will be in the unenviable position of having to explain and defend to President Johnson the often unpredictable, prickly nationalist odd-man-out policies of French President Charles de Gaulle.
following nomination of Herve Alphand, French ambasador in j Washington since 1956, to the ! post of secretary general of the French Foreign Office. Although nothing official has been said yet, two possible candidates have been tipped as being in the running for the 'Washington job.
The leading contender is believed to be Charles Lucet, 55, a plump, balding career diplo-
Ths job has become vacant mat who has been head of the
Qual d'Oraay's pelltiea! depart* ment since 1959. In that capacity Lucet has been in on a lot of French foreign policy-making during the entire six years of De Gaulle's Fifth Republic. He also has served two stints in the Washington embassy — one in 1935 as a young attache and the second from 1955-59 as ministercounsellor, ranking second only to the ambassador himself. Lucet speaks good English. He also had an unblemished "Gaullist” record during World II—something that still counts in making such appointments. The second most frequently tipped contender is Etienne Burin des Rozziers, 52, who has
been secretary general ef Be Gaulle’s Elysee Palace since 1962 and, in that capacity, one of the general’s closest aides and confidants. Burin des Rozziers is an Ox-ford-educated career diplomat with an English-born wife. His wartime record also is spotless. He was De Gaulle's personal aide-de-camp in London and Algiers in 1943. In recent years he has held a number of important foreign service jobs, including that of ambassador to Poland from 1958-62. Alphand and his socialite wife Nicole were close friends of the Kennedy clan but never seem-
ed to hit It eff with the Johnsons. Nonetheless, officials here agree that whoever succeeds Alphand will not have an easy row to hoe.
Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD UPI — The trick to attracting attention in I this town of topless waitresses, bearded hermits and bizarre movie folk is to be even further out than the local fauna. It ain't easy. But actress Daliah Lavi Is working on It. Back in her na- ' tive Israel, Daliah’s name was
^ Lewlnbook which leaves somethnig to be desired in exoticism. She has black, black hair that tumbles almost to her w'aist and deep-set, enormous black eyes filled with what she likes to think is mysticism. And maybe it is. I Daliah, you see, is an admitj ted medium—nto in the sense of her lingerie size—but in the dark world of the occult. She is i able to conjure up a variety of spooky spirits when the mood seizes her. During one seance, our heroine was visited by the ghost of King David of the Bible. A little off-beat perhaps, but better ,than Farouk.
] "His spirit eame t® me,” Daliah related, "and had me write in anicent Hebrew-, a language I’d never seen. And then, still in his power, I translated the message into English ’which I very seldom write.” Quick, Daliah. what did old | King David write: i "He wrote my director’s wrife w r as going to have a baby,” she answered. Clearly, King David was encroaching on Hedda Hopper’s preserve. "No really,” Daliah explained. “The couple had been childless and didn’t know the wife Iw'as expecting. After the baby was born they named him , David.”
i If the kid turns eat ta be a king, Daliah might have something going for her. At the moment her business is acting in "The Silencere” with Dean Martin at Columbia. Martin gets almost the same results with a case of bourbon thta Daliah does with seances.
DIRECTOR HOLLYWOOD UPI — George Axelrod will direct "Lord Love Duck” for United Artists.
SHAWN SIGNED HOLLYWOOD UPI — Producer Joe Levine signed comt- . dian Dick Shawm for "The Cocar” in the role of Izzy Kelly.
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