De Gaulle May Seek Halved Parliament in France
Paris reports Premier de Gaulle favors splitting Parliament into a strong Senate for the union and a weaker National Assembly for continental France. He backs constitution reform to bypass the Assembly, with workers getting a larger legislative voice. Inflation rises with food up 8.8 percent in May.
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French Catholic Union of Christians
Algeria
Lawrence History Commission U shaping museum and park plans
The Lawrence Historical Commission will study reorganization and needed local materials at the Historical Museum and may reopen in about a year with volunteer help. It will stage plays at Free Public before then and hold a September contest for Haskell Institute students to name a new city county park.
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Historical Commission
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Historical Agency
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Byron A. Beery
Howard D. Mehlinger
Irma B. Spangler
Charles D. Stough
Grasshoppers Ground Frogs in Cheyenne County
Grasshoppers in eastern Colorado have grounded jumping frogs as grasshoppers are eaten by frogs. Cheyenne County agent Jim Read notes the frogs have fed heavily, leaving them unable to hop or move efficiently.
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Salina Mayor Visits Sauna for Opia St. Intern
Salina officials hosted a visit by Mayor and speaker Ben Jaeger to Opia Street as part of an intern wrap up. Local organizers described the event as a constructive community outreach session and highlighted future plans for the district.
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Ben Jaeger
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Lansing Trusty Sought When Truck Is Located
A police alert follows the discovery of a pickup truck in Lansing and seeks a trusted local person linked to the case. Officials describe movements yesterday, mention a missing Missi Mae, and note a trunk containing coins related to the investigation.
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Lansing
Kansas
Monkeys Picket City Hall Over New York Pay
Three monkeys joined a picket line outside City Hall as 500 Bronx Zoo workers Hayden Planetarium staff and others protested the city salary plan. Signs read Stop monkeying with our pay. Police banned two baby elephants. rain hampered the demonstration which lasted about one hour and 20 minutes before dispersal.
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City Hall
Bronx Zoo
Hayden Planetarium
Another Bomarc Appears To Have Successful Test
Cape Canaveral AP reports another Bomarc missile test over the Atlantic appears successful. The Monday launch marks another step toward operational status for the ground-to-air interceptor. More than 40 Boeing missiles have been fired from the Air Force test center in the program’s runs.
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Grace and Rainier Host Songfest Fete for UNICEF
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier invite former President and Mrs. Truman to Monte Carlo for a Saturday night charity songfest raising funds for the U.N. Children's Fund. Sinatra and Noel Coward lead a program with tickets at 23.81 dollars plus champagne.
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Scrivner Files For Eighth Term In Second District
Rep Errett P Scrivner a World War I veteran and Kansas commander of the American Legion announces his candidacy in the Republican primary for an eighth two year term representing Kansas Second District He notes over 95 percent roll call attendance and more than 2 500 votes in 15 years while stressing economy and service as his record The race includes Democrats Jack Harris Newell George and Jack Steineger the first Republican filing for the post.
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U.S
Scrivner
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Lawrence
Newell George
Kansas City
Jack Steineger
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Scrivner profile highlights a U S Representative's service
The biographical sketch portrays Scrivner as a Republican on the Military Appropriations Subcommittee. It notes his role on Air Force and missile programs, board duties at the Air Force Academy, GI Bill contributions, stance against subversion, and belief in limited government powers. It covers his 1925 Kansas University Law School graduation and Kansas City, Kansas, law practice, plus fraternal and religious affiliations.
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American Legion
Washington
Kansas University Law School
Prince Philip Turns 37 at Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip celebrated his 37th birthday today at Buckingham Palace in London as family members joined in the festivities.
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London
Buckingham Palace
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