Glories Of Versailles Restored Under De Gaulle Plans
Versailles summers home Grand Trianon restored by President De Gaulle as a presidential residence with private apartments for the chief of state and for visiting foreign leaders. The renovation costs exceed 3 million dollars and aims to showcase 17th century glory and France's status.
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Words failed us at New York bookstore closing sign
A New York book store announcing it is going out of business posts the sign Words failed us in its window. The brief item notes the store’s closure and the sign’s quip reflecting the fate of remaining stock and customers.
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Children mobilize to ease Ceylon rice shortage through school weeders
In Colombo, a million schoolchildren join weeders in rice paddies to boost yields, aided by patriotic songs and village meals. Led by Upali Senanayake, the School Youth Mobilization Program targets a 25 percent rice yield gain, using 12 year olds for five day sessions each season. The effort leverages new cultivation methods as Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake expands land under cultivation.
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