De Gaulle's rise seen as France's defining hour
The article reviews Gen Charles De Gaulle's accession as premier after a crisis in Algeria and Corsica. It argues the need for constitutional reforms, warns against proportional representation, and foresees unity with Algeria and NATO as crucial. De Gaulle's resolve is praised as potentially France's finest hour if he implements bold changes.
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Mediterranean
Corsica
France
de Gaulle
Paris
DeGaulle
National Assembly
Assembly
Check Your Car Check Accidents Campaign Success
The Anderson Police Department reports 15 258 cars inspected this year in voluntary and involuntary phases. Defective vehicles were repaired promptly and sound cars received windshields stickers. The program boosts safety and reduces crash risk for vacation travel.
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Anderson
Anderson Area
Miss Anna Surbaugh Dies. longtime Anderson realtor
Miss Anna Surbaugh, a Stockton California native who moved to Anderson and worked in real estate with her brother W H Surbaugh and nephew, died last Thursday after a long illness. She served as treasurer of First Presbyterian Church and belonged to the Anderson Board of Realtors Altrusa Club and BPW Club. Her quiet dignity and loyalty were recalled by many in Anderson.
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Anna Surbaugh
Anderson
Stockton
Calif
Surbaugh
W. H. Surbaugh
Anderson Board of Realtors
Altrusa Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Surbaugh
First Presbyterian Church
Public School Expenditures and Enrollment Trends Highlighted
A state education report shows per pupil spending rising from 89 dollars in 1939-40 to about 253 dollars in 1956-57, with enrollment expected near 919,000 by term's end. The state aims 1,159,000 for 1965-47. teacher loads declined to 28 pupils per class in 1956-57 while new classrooms surged.
Something Needs To Be Added To American Foreign Policy
Washington column argues U S foreign policy lags in peace efforts and urges additional measures. It notes postwar aid totals, comparisons with the Soviet Union, and calls for a commission to study new approaches to assist newly independent nations and bolster global stability.
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Moscow
UNRA
Free World
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Gress
Algeria
Lebanon
Philippines
Europe
NATO
SEATO
Deseret
Salt Lake City
Korea
Indo-China
Interna
Brady's Personal Health Service Column
Reader letters discuss rheumatism treated with minerals and vitamins, noting pain relief and regained shaving ability after calcium, vitamin D, and B complex. Other testimonials praise iodine rations for goitre symptoms, headaches, and hair growth, with warnings that results vary and not medical advice.
Berlin and Eisenhower urged to form people’s peace commission
A letter urging President Eisenhower to appoint a non governmental peace commission cites Berlin gloom after Bonn’s armament policy. It notes West Berliners' fading reunification hopes and cites Dulles defense pledge as reassurance amid skepticism about Western policy and German unity. The piece compares postwar mood to 1948 49 blockade anxieties and records reactions from Berlin officials and a tax survey note.
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Eisenhower
Peoples Peace Commission
America
East
West Berlin
De Gaulle's cabinet shifts spark democracy fears
The article tracks France's political tension as Charles de Gaulle reshapes his cabinet and contemplates ruling by decree. It notes Algerian pressures and the debate over turning to a new parliamentary system, with promises of constitutional referendums and Western policy alignments.
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de Gaulle
Maurice Couve
Murville
France
Alge
Ria
Metropolitan
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Dom
iHenri Spaak
NATO
Algeria
North Africa
Case Records of a Farm Boy Killing Cat by Imitation
Dr George W Crane discusses Teddy L a four year old from a farm who killed a cat with a tack hammer imitating his father who had butchered a steer. The piece argues children should not witness animal killings and comments on attitudes toward cremation and funeral practices.
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George W. Crane
Teddy L
Teddy
Summer Pride and Prefab Boom Amid Farmland Adage
In a Lafayette Ind report, folklore lines praise summer as the bright season while a separate AP item notes National Homes Corp. says its production of prefabricated houses runs about 35 percent above last year and will pause for a week for inventory.
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Lafayette
Ind
The Shepherd s Trainin JULIEN C HYER
A fragmentary item from a historical page references an individual named Julien C Hyer in connection with a shepherds training context. The readable portion hints at a training or instructional moment but provides no clear event date location or outcome. Further text would be needed for a fuller summary.
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