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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1955

Page

11

Faure Seeks End to French Two Cabinet Rule

Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure calls for ending the practice of two cabinets per year to avoid constant upheaval. He urges stable coalitions and a two year term, arguing cabinets should be kept in office longer to present a steadier image to the world. His rival Mendes France campaigns locally, blaming alcohol interests for past ousters and testing support in Normandy farmers.

Edgar Faure Faure Pierre Mendes- France Mendes-France Normandy Mendes- France

Mrs. Alice Hubbard Dies Veteran State Employee

Mrs. Alice O Connell Hubbard age 69 an employee of the State Industrial Relations Department died after a brief illness in Montgomery Funeral services were planned for the day of reporting Surviving are her son John W Hubbard of Montgomery two brothers G A O Connell health officer of Calhoun County and John C O Connell of Hagerstown Md and three sisters Mrs Edward O Connell Birmingham Mrs W B Jackson Montgomery plus other relatives

Pinay as Faure ally poised for top National Assembly role

The figure shows strong coping with foreign affairs anchoring as Faure's right hand man after appointment. Pinay and fellow conservatives join Faure in the campaign, signaling a likely prominent position during the next five-year National Assembly term.

Faure Pinay Independent National Assembly

Col Liles Found Guilty At Fort Lewis Court Martial

Lt Col Paul V Lilies was found guilty by a court martial at Fort Lewis Washington of aiding the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea during 1950 53. The 39 year old Birmingham Alabama native and first West Point graduate charged with collaborating with the enemy was acquitted on two other counts.

Col. Liles Fort Lewis Wash Paul V. Lilies North Korea Birmingham Ala West Point Korea

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