Communist bloc backs Mendes France in pivotal balloting
The 99 member Communist bloc played a key role in the ballot. Mendes France said he would neither solicit nor accept Communist votes, while the Reds suggested they might support him.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
8
The 99 member Communist bloc played a key role in the ballot. Mendes France said he would neither solicit nor accept Communist votes, while the Reds suggested they might support him.
Mr and Mrs Wallace James and Susan and Frank William return to their McAlester home after visiting Daisy Palmer. Miss Mary Neal Hopper joins cousin June McCullough for a Corpus Christi trip. Capt L L Lagier and family visit Bonham relatives after a Germany tour and head to Fort Belvoir. Mrs Lagier stays in Bonham long term. Mrs Henry Jackson of Clarksville visits J R Jackson and wife. Mrs A S Broadfoot travels from Alice to visit kin. Pvt Billy Roach arrives from Fort Bliss on a full day furlough to see his parents.
In Paris Pierre Mendes France faces a divided assembly as he seeks to become premier amid calls to end the Indo China war. Predictions range from 260 to 314 votes, with observers unsure when the critical ballot will occur. Mendes France previously sought office in France and has ties to Radical Socialist politics.
Clara Leopold, extension home management specialist at the University of Nebraska, warns against shaking scatter rugs. She advocates vacuum cleaning as the efficient method and urges daily floor cleaning with vacuum tools to reduce dust buildup.
Austin reports a call for 27 Texas physicians in August, the largest in a year, by State Selective Service. The August quota follows 30 last year, with July at four and June at six. Earlier months showed May one, April none, and March two doctors.
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