Election Stirs French Passions in Wake of Liberation
Paris reports show historic political awakening as French voters prepare for a five year term. Mendes France battles Faure for influence while Poujadeists push to dissolve the assembly. Campaigns focus on military reform, overseas autonomy, housing and living standards amid a polarized field.
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Four Events Cloud GOP Outlook as Ike Faces Uncertainty
A 1955 to 1958 political transition sees four factors clouding the GOP's rosy outlook. Eisenhower’s lingering heart attack after a strong recovery, Democrats’ local wins, Russia dropping the Spirit of Geneva, and rising prices slowing prosperity complicate possible re nomination prospects.
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Music Provides Relaxation For Rev Donald R Fauble
The Rev. Donald R Fauble pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church relaxes with music. He is a member of the Kingsport Symphony Orchestra playing tympani and has lifelong ties to music including studies in piano and drums and singing in college choirs. He co founded a Springfield Ohio choir and held church music roles in Knoxville and Oak Ridge, later serving as second vice president of the Kingsport Symphony. He enjoys collecting records, amateur photography, and travels with his wife.
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Tardy Loon Continues Southward Journey in Nashville
A tardy loon, rescued near Syracuse after a bitter ice ordeal, will continue its southward journey today. The bird, weighing 20 pounds, was flown from Syravue, N.Y., aboard an American Airlines flight arranged by Syracuse University professor Benjamin Burtt and Nashville birdwatcher Mrs. Fred Laskey. The loon’s voyage follows a near-starvation ice incident and a move to open water for takeoff.
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Memphis Censor Board urged to be abolished
A Memphis special committee urged the city to end its censor board, long famed for movie and play censorship. The group, appointed by Mayor-elect Edmund Orgill, suggested new age-based classification by voluntary bodies and said reappointing any old board members would be unwise. Orgill said the report would go to the City Commission at an early session.
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