France votes on new Constitution as Fifth Republic nears
The New York Times notes millions in France vote on a proposed charter shaping the Fifth Republic. It traces past republics from 1792 to 1940 and examines powers for the president, Senate, and parliament while praising France's enduring civilization and hopes for a stable experiment.
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Valmy
Rhine
France
Algiers
Seas
de Gaulle
Bonaparte
Louis Philippe
Napoleon
Paris
Constitutional Council
Supreme Court
National Assembly
Abbe Sieyes
New York Times
Ancient Temple To Be Rebuilt From Akhenaton Fragments
Archaeologists plan to reassemble thousands of pieces from Akhenaton’s temple at Amarna to shed light on his monotheistic reforms and possible influence on early Christianity. The ruler’s break with Ammon worship and art reforms divided scholars as they debate motives and lineage.
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Akhenaton
Egypt
Akhen-Aton
Moses
Ammon-Pa
Aton
Thebes
Amarna
Nefertiti
Ammon
An “Aton
Debate on American zeal and taxation reality
Dr. Crane argues youth lose pioneer spirit to safe jobs while taxes bite. He cites a NY university exercise where students choose a safe $4500 salary over a risky restaurant venture with profit shares. Ted Williams tax figures and Pettengill warn 1980s Socialist trends appear.
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Republic
Andy
LaGuardia
Ted Williams
Herald-Tribune
Ted
Uncle Sam
De Gaulle launches France toward a new Fifth Republic
The article lauds Charles de Gaulle for shaping a bold new constitution that ends chronic French political instability and shifts power toward a strong central presidency. It notes the embrace by many factions, the exclusion of Communists, and the plan for a president elected by an electoral college with broad but conservative balance. The piece warns of future trials as France asserts its place among world powers.
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France
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Universal Nations
Senate
Ea Wee Tale i
Drop In U S Sunnly Of Gold Years End
The article notes a sharp but slowing drop in the U S gold supply, with foreign reserves rising as U S exports fall and American firms invest abroad. It cites a year to date shrink of about 1 percent, improvements in mid year exports, and rising foreign dollar reserves tied to U S securities yields.
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U.S
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Commerce Department
Washington
Public Forum homage to Athens beauty and landmarks
A lyrical tribute extols Athens hometown charm including Court House and Lady Justice, Campus green, fire engine city hall, St. Paul spire, panoramic hills, calling Athens a jewel in emerald surrounds. Authored by Jessie A Whisman R D 4.
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Athens
Lady Justice Fair
St. Paul
Jessie A. Whisman
R. D
Keep It Down to a Column in City Desk Exchange
A lighthearted row at dawn follows a shy debate as a neigbor disputes noise while a political reporter recalls interviewing a senatorial candidate who offered no comment. A punning reader submission defines bore with a Texas actor who went to Princeton and served in the Air Force.
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Tom Warren
Wichita
Texas
Princeton
Air Force
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Horoscope and Norfolk anglers reel in a haul
The forecast urges focusing on top interests for future planning and notes a favorable Mercury in writing and communication. A birthday reader may see optimism in relationships over the coming months with focus on domestic and social life. In Norfolk, Dr. OConor and the Tonelsons fished 90 fish near the aircraft carrier Randolph after anchoring in Hampton Roads.
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Norfolk
Frank J. O’conor
Izaak Walton League
Rufus and
Sam Tonelson
Hampton Roads
Randolph
Gun Safety Ten Rules From M A S M I Institute
Health for today highlights ten safety commandments for gun handling to prevent hunting accidents. The list covers treating every gun as loaded, transporting unloaded, keeping barrels clear, using safety, identifying targets, never aiming at what you won t shoot, supervising firearms at home, and avoiding drinking before shooting. ENCINITAS Calif reports a local pet shop featuring a canary named Deacon that sings only on Sundays.
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Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute
Bauer
Encinitas
Calif
Deacon
Girds
These Days Election Lacks Major Issues
A sweeping look at the 1958 campaign notes no clear freezes on major issues. It discusses Nixon and Rockefeller as potential 1960 contenders, California and New York races, and the impact of money, television, and Wall Street on politics. It questions party clarity and mentions segregation in the South alongside a one party system.
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New York State
California
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
William Knowland
Knowland
United States
Barry Goldwater
George Malone
Senate
Wall St
Sen
Pat McCarran
United States Senate
John Foster Dulles
Case Society
South
A.D.A
Americans For Democratic Action
Soviet Russia
The Athens Messenger Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with six rates for mail and carrier delivery. Subscribe options include daily and Sunday bundles, with special Ohio and West Virginia mail rates and a second class matter designation at Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
E Messenger Publishin Co
W. Union S8t
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Pettengill
Russia
Crane
WM. Ryan
By Hatlo
Angleworm
Angle
Slypants
Florida
By Sam Dawson
the Public Forum
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
George Sokolsky
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