Colette of Paris dies at 81 after lifelong literary career
Gabrielle Colette, famed French writer behind the Claudine novels and the Broadway hit Gigi, died in Paris at age 81. Her work spanned ghost writing, the Claudine series, and stage and screen adaptations, with a late life spent on writing and occasional performances.
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Must Make Men Better, Bishop Says World Anglican Congress Opens
Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Francis Firth says better people lead to peace and rejects friction between England and America during the World Anglican Congress in Minneapolis. Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill will lead delegates in a procession as the first meeting in 46 years opens, with topics Our Vocation, Worship, Message and Work addressed.
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Koreans in Prague pledge harvest help to Czechoslovaks
Prague youths from Korea urged all Korean countrymen in Czechoslovakia to assist the harvest. The letter in Rude Pravo quotes them saying they view it as honor and duty to help Czech farmers bring in crops quickly.
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