Chicago Univ To Map World Constitution
The University of Chicago announces a Committee to Frame a World Constitution to draft a guiding world government charter. Chancellor Hutchins and Dean Richard McKeon lead the group, formed to explore principles and mechanisms for a future global state while noting no immediate adoption.
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Committee outlines world governance bulletin and council
End of June and monthly meetings are planned as Ts Issue Bulletin is set to publish next autumn. The committee aims to form an advisory council of about 50 members with a fall convention. The debate centers on a minimum world government guaranteeing peace or a world federal constitution based on a bill of human rights. Members include Mortimer Adler and Rexford Tugwell of university staff.
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Gardens on Britain rail stations compete for prizes
About 500 railway stations across Great Britain compete for cash prizes for the most colorful and best kept garden plots. The gardens were used during the war to grow vegetables for the war effort.
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Grenade Attack Delays Egypt Britain Treaty Talks in Alexandria
Grenade explosions at a British army club in Alexandria injure more than twenty, delaying a British Egyptian treaty session. Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha travels to Alexandria to condemn the attack while British officials prepare strong representations. Police say a gang plot to kill a Briton is uncovered and a suspect is jailed.
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