De Gaulle Promises Independence Vote Reflected In Paris Debate
Paris reports French President de Gaulle promises independence for overseas territories. Reynaud says he urged de Gaulle to let territories choose full independence in the upcoming constitutional referendum. The discussion covers power limits for the president, parliamentary safeguards, and a plan for a constitutional court to approve emergency actions.
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New Davy Crockett Park To Be Dedicated In Sunday Ceremony
Greeneville Tenn AP dulling texts note dedication Sunday for a new Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park on the Nolichucky River 17 miles east of Greeneville. Gov Clement Rep Reece and other dignitaries will attend a Pioneer Worship Service at 10 a.m. and a dedication at 1 30 p.m. Over 2 000 visitors expected as local groups helped develop the park including the Limestone Barian Club Chamber of Commerce and VFW Post 1990. A bust of Crockett will be unveiled and a rock bearing the inscription Birthplace of Davy Crockett Aug 17 1766 will mark the site.
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Newspaper Says She Will Keep Adams On Job
The Chattanooga Times reports associates of President Eisenhower say he will retain Sherman Adams as his aide. Washington Correspondent Charles Bartlett notes the decision follows the Lebanese crisis and reverses prior willingness to accept Adams resignation.
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Self-Appointed King Of Nations Returns To Home In Cleveland
Self styled King of Nations Hamer A. Tomlinson a Church of God bishop and head of a Queens Village N Y organization arrived in Cleveland on Monday. He announced a summit conference planned for Marion Illinois in August 1924 when the General Assembly meets. He spoke on the courthouse square saying the Illinois meeting will help set up a new code of international law for future summit conferences to reach lasting decisions.
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Bodies Of Georgia Flyers Are Returned
Graham County Sheriff J F Shuler led a ground party into Robbinsville to recover the bodies of two Georgia flyers after their light plane crashed on Hangover Mountain. The dead were Paul J Kenon a 30 year old Atlanta businessman and his companion W P Ward of Griffin Ga. The Tri Pacer disappeared between Knoxville and Atlanta. Rescuers took a week to locate the wreck amid dense jungle and laurel while the engine burrowed into the ground and the nearest road lay miles away. More than half a million acres in New Mexico have been set aside as Wilderness Areas to protect wildlife and vegetation and are accessible only on foot or horseback.
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