Greek premiers limited to one year in office by new constitution
The proposed Greek constitution would restrict premiers to a single year in office, replacing perpetual turnover with shorter terms and a parliamentary system change. Proponents argue it curbs concentrated power and disperses control across ministries, while critics doubt its necessity and feasibility. The plan includes specific timing for elections and cabinet tenure, with debate over its impact on governance and stability.
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Moscow Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Soviet Building Plan
Moscow faces a worsening housing shortage as statistics show low dwelling space per person. The city plans to spend 20 million rubles on 1920 buildings to curb the crisis, but previous state projects ended in losses and corruption probes. Births now outpace deaths by about 30,000 annually, intensifying demand.
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Tolley pivots to golf and lawn tennis amid national hype
Tolley announces a shift from cricket to golf and lawn tennis, aiming to restore prestige to the nation’s sports. The decision triggers wide press coverage, editorials, and cartoon commentary as observers note his weight loss and improved stamina while pledging to balance leisure with athletic pursuits.
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Hollywood Rush Attracts Young Talent Says Film Men
Film men advocate Hollywood access while criticizing the influx of young aspirants from small towns and schools. They argue that real opportunity comes from hard work and suggest Universal Corporation trains teen hopefuls for future film roles amid a broadened talent pool.
Bishop Brown to Fight deposition in church trial
The Right Rev. Managemery Brown Episcopal bishop, convicted of heresy by a church court and sustained by the house of bishops, announced he had received summons to appear Monday before Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot for sentence. He claimed no change of plan about remaining in New Orleans to contest the order.
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Tolley Decides To Keep Up Golf Tolley Keeps Golf
Cyril Tolley of Gleneagles, famed as the big Bambina of British golf, will continue golf over lawn tennis. He set new amateur records at Gleneagles in the Silver Tassie event, leading in the King’s and Queen’s courses before losing in a lawn tennis match to a largely unknown opponent.
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