France's Bourges-Maunoury Wins Narrow Confidence Vote
In Paris Prime Minister Maurice Bourges-Maunoury survived a 251 to 210 confidence vote after urging ongoing tax measures to shore up France's finances amid Algeria unrest. The alliance of MRPs and Independent Republicans secured his narrow victory. opposition came from Communists and Poujadists. The July 2 vote on the European Common Market and Euratom treaties looms as the next major test.
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Paris
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
National Assembly
Assembly
Bourges- Maunoury
France
Algeria
Bourges-Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Popular Republicans
MRP
Pierre Mendes-France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Dawson College Names New President
Dr. Eugene E. Dawson, age 40, becomes the seventh president of Colorado Woman's College on June 1. Previously dean of administration and students at Pittsburg State College, he served nationwide as national co ordinator for the Teacher Education Religion Project from 1954 to 1956 while on leave.
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Eugene E. Dawson
Colorado Woman's College
Pittsburg State College
CWC
Pittsburg College
Teacher Education
Erie Women Attend Kansas City Legion Auxiliary Meet
Erie residents celebrate Mrs. Marjorie Dunham elected State auxiliary Chaplain and awarded a Bible for service as Third District chaplain. Delegates from Erie include Wilma Highfill Carol Richey Gertrude Salle Rita Richey Marie Kyle and others. Reunions and local visits finalize with weddings and family trips across Kansas.
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Erie
Kansas City
American Legion Auxiliary
Marjorie Dunham
Ben
Third District
Mmes
Wilma Highfill
Carol Richey
Gertrude Salle
Rita Richey
Renowned lecturer joins college on campus
The nation to study college programs at first hand. Widely recognized as a lecturer, he was active also in many civic organizations. Dr. and Mrs. Daw son and their four children are moving into the president's home on the CWC campus this summer.
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Dawson
CWC
Jack's Job Ends On Prison Farm
In Santa Fe New Mexico Old Jack the state prison farm mule is sold by state comptroller Ed Hartman to Bill Kahn of Albuquerque after being deemed a Democratic mascot of little use. Hartman notes the situation as embarrassment and shift in duties.
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Jack
Erie Folks Visit Institute for Youth Fellowship
Istone and Doug Bland and Don Williams, with Louis Edwards and John Wilson, led a group to Baldwin Saturday to bring Erie delegates home from the Institute for Youth Fellowship at Baker University. The outing included Peggy Edwards and others, while Carl Harrison, longtime Ol son meat department worker, entered University Hospital in Kansas City for major surgery.
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Istone
Doug
Bland
Don
Louis Edwards
John Wilson
Athletics
White
Baldwin
Williams
McCoy
Cardinals
Erie
Joyce
Oyler
Baker University
Peggy Edwards
Carol White
Sarah Wright
Marylin Shaffer
Dian Murray
Charles McKinnie
J. M. Torrence
Jo- Anne McKinnie
Carl Harrison
Olson Food Store
University Hospital
Kansas City
Integration system in farming gains traction in broiler sector
Kansas City report describes integration as a farming system where feed dealers hatcherymen and processors finance poultry farms under contract to produce uniform high quality broilers. Citrus and vegetable sectors are cited as already integrated as editors from 90 farm editors note the trend spreading to hogs and other farm lines.
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Kansas City
J. H. Floren
Watt Publishing Co
Mount Morris
Ill
Weekend Guests and Departures Across the Midwest and West
Weekend guest Miss Augusta Brooks of Kansas City visited Altoona and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hough of Los Angeles left after a six week vacation with hosts Mrs. E. E. Short and Mrs. Frank Jones, visiting Tulsa and Vancouver. Billie D. Day, seaman USN, son of Mrs. Ida M. Day of Buffalo, left Long Beach aboard the destroyer USS Jarrett for an unspecified posting.
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W. H. Morton
Altoona
Augusta Brooks
Kansas City
Kas
Floyd Hough
Los Angeles
Tulsa
E. E. Short
Frank Jones
Earl Grove
Alfred Petterson
Vancouver
Wash
Carl Petterson
Billie D., Day
USN
Ida M. Day
Buf
Falo
Long Beach
Calif
Mon‘day
Jar
Hospital notes and family visits linked to Navy unit
A hospital report from the Western Pacific notes a sailor from the Seventh Fleet unit was taken to the hospital by her daughter Mrs Neal Munger and another daughter Mrs E J Ackerson aids in care. Marie Anderson, injured at home, is expected to regain full use of her hand after a washing machine mishap. Pfc Robert E Brundage is assigned to Fort Benning Ga after training. his family and colleagues are mentioned in local travel and news.
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Vis
Mortal Hospital
Western Pacific
Jarvis
Seventh Fleet
Neal Munger
E. J. Ackerson
Marie Anderson
Anderson
N. Washington
Neosho Me
Robert E. Brundage
Forest F. Brundage
N. Steuben
Fort Benning
Army
Brundage
Fort Chaffee
Ark
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Erie & Vicinity
Ethel Earnhardt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Topeka
EHS
Marion Edwards
Everett McGowen
Ernest Griggs
Rocky Naff
Rocky
Ralph Edwards
Pat Ferguson
Clarence Openhouse
Paola
Ray Edwards
City
Lois Hendrickson
Ray
Phillips Petroleum Company
Ernest Shrum
Galesburg
L. G. Shrum
Dessie Redman
Claude Westerfield
Coffeyville
Robert McKinney
Walter Graham
Karen
Mike
Great Bend
Everett Shrum
Graham
Shrum
Redman
Cleo I. Dalton
Davis
Sedan
Edwin Lowe
Clark
Caney
O. J. Briden
Hartman
Wizard
Ft. Roll Reg
Westline
Westline Oil Filters
Western Auto
W. Main
Home Owned
JIM Beech
Chanute
First of
First National Bank
Chanute, Kansas
F.d.1.c
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
H. G. Foster
Walnut
San Francisco
Phyllis Ann Ryman
E. G. Ryman
San Mateo
Comer Body Shop
Cecil Comer
Mils
Beatt
Dad
America
Mercury
Montclair
West Main
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