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France debates a popular vote to succeed De Gaulle
The piece weighs replacing the 80 000 elector nobles with a national plebiscite, warning against strong presidents and recalling Napoleon’s rise via plebiscite. It argues French preference for weak, shifting parliaments over a powerful executive, even if risky. It also notes a tangent about Sonny Liston’s free advice from sports writers.
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Hedgers and Ditchers in Lords and States
A historical comparison notes Lords in Britain once feared government creation of new peers to pass bills. Hedgers avoided full opposition while ditchers fought to the last. The piece argues the hedgers prevail over time and cites U S civil rights and unfair apportionment as areas where hedgers gain ground while ditchers dominate publicity.
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Good Study Habits in Schools Emphasized
Schools increasingly teach study skills to younger students. Proper guidance on budgeting study time reading speed memory tricks note taking and related tools helps all learners realize their full academic potential and avoid unnecessary delays in starting their work.
Frechette Family Welcomes Chip Fifth Baby Named Jonathon David
In a Massachusetts family saga, Ginny and Charles Frechette celebrate the birth of their fifth child, Jim Bishop Frechette. Chip weighs nine pounds, one half ounce, prompting humor about names. Dr. Albert Higdon teases ahead of the christening as relatives gather under oak and maple for a backyard ceremony.
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David Lawrence on Mississippi crisis and law over force
David Lawrence argues federal force cannot replace due process in the Mississippi desegregation crisis. He questions rushed action to admit James Meredith and criticizes the handling of amicus status and Supreme Court procedures. He calls for patience, lawful remedies, and a constitutional approach rather than military intervention.
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Rich politicians and the cash and carry candidate era
Paul Harvey argues modern elections favor wealthy candidates as mass media costs favor billionaires. He notes a shift from log cabin origins to millionaires in New York and Massachusetts politics, with bankers and magnates influencing campaigns. He warns power hunger persists beyond wealth.
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Students stage a demonstration in Karachi viewpoint
A report notes a student demonstration in Karachi as questions arise about summer school end dates in the region. An 80-year-old Londoner seeks work, calling himself a keen youngster, while a California gubernatorial candidate sports a sombrero. Politicos consider the war bonnet tradition old hat.
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Army child faces move to Japan and citizenship anxiety
A visiting child born in Germany faces a move to Japan with frequent relocations. She recently gained American citizenship after a hearing, fears lack of playmates and language, and worries about changing her eyes to slant. Her story illustrates the challenge of being an Army child.
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Ingemar Johansson Fends Off Agents At Birdland Night
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ingemar Johansson and wife enjoyed a party at Birdland despite heavy government presence outside. The piece hints a possible payout deal with U S tax authorities from his next bout and ponders his next opponent. Also mentions Miss Juliet Prowse, BBC boxing notes, and various showbiz items.
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