Paris election marks Pompidou rise to France presidency
Georges Pompidou won the French presidency after 25 years in de Gaulle’s shadow in Paris. In Washington Sen. McGovern challenged Saigon aid as futile without political support. Tax cut supporters pressed a House panel but expect little by June 30. McLaren urged antitrust actions to curb conglomerates.
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Garden says Nothing quite as embarrassing
Garden remarks on the peril of jumping to conclusions about Ian being absent. It notes the risk of misreading situations and misplacing blame in social or public settings. The tone blends caution with a sly humor about mistaken assumptions.
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Supreme Court Rules Powell Case About House Authority
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that the House lacked power to exclude Rep Adam Clayton Powell if he met constitutional membership requirements. Chief Justice Warren said impeachment of past actions does not justify future unconstitutional acts and Powell must be seated. The ruling allows Powell to seek back pay and notes the distinction between expulsion and exclusion. Justice Stewart dissented on mootness. Weather: Showers tonight with storms possible. cooler Tuesday with highs in the 60s. sunrise 6 22 sunset 9 07.
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Time Card Letters Open on Time Zone Issue
Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce offers addressed cards for residents to express opinions on time zone preferences for western Kansas. Cards to be sent to the U S Department of Transportation for a public hearing open until July 28. Pick up at Main and Fulton. sign with address. stamps not provided.
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Rockefeller Flight to Brazil Opens Third Leg of Latin Trip
Nelson Rockefeller began the third leg of his Latin American mission departing Kennedy Airport by charter for a nine hour nonstop flight to Brasilia. The trip follows protests and violence in several countries and a two hour stop in Bolivia amid security concerns.
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New Chairman For Red Cross at Santa Fe Trail Chapter
Eugene Ware was elected chairman of the Santa Fe Trail Chapter American Red Cross at the June board meeting to succeed Robert Law. Jimmie Stewart becomes treasurer and Mrs. Cora Holt named secretary. New board members include Mrs. C A Pearson Mrs. Maynard Stillwell Al Valenzuela LeRoy Allman and Claude Robinson. Ware previously chaired the local chapter and has been active in its programs.
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Springfield graduate earns summa cum laude at Wittenberg
Thomas H. Lagos, 19, graduates from Wittenberg University with a straight A average and summa cum laude honor. He will enter University of Michigan Law School next fall on a full scholarship after turning down Harvard and Chicago offers. Lagos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lagos, earned 1544 college hours before 36 required, studied constitutional law by independent study, and works full time as a researcher in Springfield. He plans law, Navy service, and politics.
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Pompidou Expected to Succeed De Gaulle as France Leader
Georges Pompidou, a former schoolteacher, is poised to become France’s president after De Gaulle. He pledges liberalizing foreign policy, enlarging the government, and bringing in new faces. Jacques Chaban-Delmas may be named premier, and Poher trails with 42.2 percent as turnout nears 31 percent. De Gaulle offers cordial congratulations while Pompidou calls the win a reform consecration. The Constitutional Council will proclaim results Thursday with Pompidou to assume Friday.
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