Parisians Lured From Traditional Cafes to Drugstore and Pub Spots
Parisians shift from cafes to foreign-inspired venues like Drugstore and Pub as a new middle class seeks affordable luxuries. Designs by Slavik favor soft light and marble ambiance with movies near the shops. Promoter Jean-Louis Solas plans to speak in Los Angeles about the trend.
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Jean- Louis Solas
Los Angeles
Solar
Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Slavik
Vyacheslav Vasiliev
Renault
St. Germain
Hart calls for tax relief via state lottery and liquor sales
Kansas gubernatorial hopeful George Hart urged easing the tax load with a state lottery, pari mutuel betting and liquor-by-the-drink sales at a Mission rally. Democratic rival Robert Docking assailed Gov. Avery's tax plan, arguing the state overburdens taxpayers while ranking 29th in population and 12th in taxes.
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Topeka
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Agriculture Department
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Docking
William H. Avery
Former Viet Official Urges U S to Lead Peace Move
Tran Van Huu former prime minister of South Vietnam urges the United States to announce a truce to start negotiations. He says the strongest power must call for peace and that Washington should negotiate with the Viet Cong's National Liberation Front to create a climate for talks.
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Tran van Huu
South Viet Nam
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Paris
Hull
Washington
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Gulls Described as Long Winged Swimming Birds
The text notes gulls as long winged swimming birds with notable flight abilities.
Mrs Docking Named Shawnee Campaign Chairman
Mrs Virginia Docking widow of former Kansas governor and mother of a candidate for the office this year was named Thursday to manage Robert Docking's campaign in Shawnee County. Campaign manager Norbert Dreiling said no one could fill the bill better. Docking is the late governor George Docking's widow and he was Kansas's only Democrat two-term governor.
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Virginia Docking
Kansas
Reporters' Code For Crime Discussed At Journalism Week
Robert M. Jackson urged a seven point code for crime reporting at a Journalism Week session in Columbia Missouri. The Corpus Christi Caller Times editor stressed minimizing harm by avoiding confessions before indictment and excluding judged inadmissible testimony among other guidelines. Alton Baker Jr. countered that chain ownership and concentration pose bigger threats to journalism.
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Robert M. Jackson
Corpus Christi
Tex
Caller- Times
Jackson
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Journalism Week
Texas
Alton F. Baker Jr
Eugene (Ore
Tenant Gives Fortune To Elevator Operator
In New York, Ella Veronica King 85 left the bulk of her estimated 300000 estate to Christopher T. Kenny, a Teaneck New Jersey elevator operator who helped her with kindness and loyalty. Kenny receives more than 250000, per the probate filing.
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Manhattan
Ella Veronica King
Christopher T. Kenny
Teaneck
N.J
Kenny
Jeanne Crain Balances Career and Family in Real Life
Hollywood star Jeanne Crain, famed for films like Margie and Letter to Three Wives, discusses managing a film career with seven children and a stable home life. She describes taking life one thing at a time, with help from longtime household staff. Crain joins Dana Andrews in a two hour TV film 52 Miles to Terror and will star in Men Against Evil at 20th Century Fox.
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Jeane Crain
Serenity
Pinky
20Th Century-Fox
Fox
Dana Andrews
MGM
Christopher
Paul Jr
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Mike
Tim
Jeanine
Betsy
Mia
Paul Brinkman
Brinkmans
Europe
Jeanne
Howard Duff
Deadline for Schools Desegregation Today
Washington AP reports today is the deadline for school districts to file assurances of compliance with 1966 desegregation guidelines. Office of Education officials warned federal aid could be cut off for noncompliance. Spokesman said Education Commissioner Harold Howe II sent warnings to chief state school officers in 13 southern and border states.
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Washington
Office of Education
Harold Howe
Scientist proposes shellless eggs invasive for poultry
Kansas City AP report covers Dr. R George Jaap of Ohio State University urging Breeders of America to create chickens that lay shellless eggs. He argues removing shells speeds yolk production and could yield more than one egg daily, challenging traditional egg production.
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R. George Jaap
Poultry Department
Ohio State University
Poultry Breeders of America
Dr. Jaap
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