Faure Faces Crisis In Tunisia Agreement
Premier Edgar Faure’s bold move to grant home rule to Tunisia marks a personal triumph amid crisis. The dramatic turn raises questions of his ability to persuade French voters and whether the Tunisian accord could become a broader pattern for settlement in North Africa.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
North Africa
Edgar Faure
Tunisia
Faure
Morocco
France
Pierre Mendes-France
French National Assembly
National Assembly
Manison Named Principal at Friendswood School
Thomas A Manison, currently elementary principal at Barbers Hill, will serve as principal at Friendswood for the coming school year. The announcement was by Harold R Barnett, Friendswood superintendent. Manison has six years teaching at Alin Alaska Selena Park and Barbers Hill, with a master’s from the University of Houston and graduate study at Alaska Washington and the University of Houston Phi Delta Kappa. He is a charter member of several professional groups and is son of Mr and Mrs John G Manison. The Friendswood board granted a two year contract.
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Alin
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Selena Park
University of Houston
University of Alaska
Washington Matte
University of Houston Phi Delta Kappa
American Camping Sclation
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Seoul
Cy Beachtt
Noel
John G. Manison
Gary Houston
Friendswood Baard of Trustees
Two Baytown Machinists Honor At Local 1081 Party
Two Baytown Local 1081 machinists Percy I Edwards and G C Fain were honored last Friday at a party at WOW hall. Edwards received a broadwear membership pin and Fain a 15 year pin. Edwards has a long career with Southern Railroad and Humble Co in Baytown with prior work in Meridian New Orleans and Port Arthur. Fain joined TAM in 1918, left for self employment, then was reinstated. Both are Masons with multiple lodge memberships and have families in Houston and Corsicana.
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International Association of Machinists
Percy I Edwards
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WOW
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Meridian
Southern Railroad
New Orleans
Gull Co
Port Arthur
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Scatlish Rite
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Trady
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Mpl Shiaine
Houston
Med Group Paves Way For Negroes in Texas Medical Assoc
Fort Worth reports the Texas Medical Association voted to remove the word white from its constitution, opening the profession to more than 200 Black physicians. The House of Delegates approved the change, making Texas the seventh Southern state to desegregate medical group rules. Missouri led in 1919.
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Texas Medical Association
House of Delegates
Texas
Medical Association Constituon
Missouri
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