Poujade Crisis Threatens Faure Government In France
The Poujade anti tax movement grows in France, spreading to 73 of 90 departments and pressuring Edgar Faure's government. Pierre Poujade, a 35 year old bookseller from St Cere, rallies merchants and artisans with promises to overhaul taxes, including a tax at source plan. He faces a court hearing for allegedly encouraging collective tax refusal as parliament debates the issue.
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Saure
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Poujade
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Nixon and cigaret rumor halts at midnight door
Washington UP reporters say Vice President Nixon tensed at his midnight door call by four Secret Service agents outside his car. They feared adverse health news on Eisenhower, but Nixon only wanted to borrow a cigarette. DETROIT UP A three year old and four playmates solve a $2,527 riddle, but the kids only agree a purse held the money, with five pennies left in the boy’s hand.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Detroit
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Frank
Lawmakers Named To Special Groups
AUSTIN UP Lt. Gov Ben Ramsey announced appointments to three legislative committees. The Texas Legislative Council includes Sens Neveille Colson Abraham Kazen Rodgers Kelley George Moffett Gus Strauss. Sen Searcy Bracwell chairs the Senate General Investigating committee. Other senators Wardlow Lane Ottis Lockie Johnny Rogers Jarrard Secrest named to committees. Ramsey named Sens Frank Owen George Parkhouse and Ray Roberts to the Water Resources Committee. House members were named earlier by Speaker Jim Lindsey.
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Navasota
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Laredo
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Chillicothe
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Searcy Bracwell
Houston
Senate
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Center
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Lufkin
Johnnie B. Rogers
Jarrard Secrest
Temple
Ramsey
Frank Owen
el Paso
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Ray Roberts
McKinney
Legislative Council
Water Resources
House
Jim Lindsey
Ignorant Cowboy Record Aids Fight Against Syphilis
New York in the Baytown Sun article notes the Western ballad That Ignorant Ignorant Cowboy has sold thousands of copies and prompted many to seek syphilis testing. The piece details the U.S. Public Health Service effort through Columbia’s mass communication center started in 1848 to educate on venereal disease. It highlights the record’s role in public health campaigns, its widespread distribution, and ongoing use by health departments despite not becoming a mainstream hit.
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Robert Zimmerman
New York
Davy Crockett
Katy
Procenter
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America
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Columbia
U. S. Public Health Service
George
Dorothy Oshlag
The
Two Million Employed in U.S. Executive Branch
Washington reports the civilian workforce in the executive branch reached 2,385,077 as of August, per Senator Harry F Byrd. The figure reflects staffing under the federal administration, with Byrd releasing the count on Wednesday.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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