Papagos Appears Set to Lead Greece After Vote
Unofficial returns from about 3,011 of 3,910 precincts show Papagos with a solid parliamentary lead under Greece's proportional system. His Royalist Greek Rally tops with 35 percent, Plastiras follows near 25 percent, Venizelos Liberals around 17 percent, while the Democratic Front trailed early but slid behind the Liberals.
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Dr A C Johnson advertises ambulatory treatment for varicose veins phlebitis and arterial disease with free examination and diagnostic tests. The ad promises to identify blood vessel nerve and heart issues using special instruments and offers a free booklet from 125 W McDowell Rd. Phone 24159.
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Woman Slaps Officer in Friendly Alley Scuffle
A 24 year old secretary faced a drunken and disorderly charge in city magistrate court after slapping Patrolman Paul Blabaum in an alley fight near Central and Washington. The officer intervened in a beating, the woman wore scratches on the officer’s cheek, facilitation by onlookers who called it a friendly scuffle. she posted $20 bond and was released.
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Jaycees Split Coast Votes Over Arizona Water Resolution
At the California state convention in Santa Monica 240 delegates heard a 24 man Arizona Jaycees contingent argue that California and Arizona form one economic unit amid a water shortage crisis. They split the vote three to one in favor of seeking further study and cooperation, with a California delegation invited to Arizona to review the entire water situation.
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French Hike Grants To Catholic Schools
Paris September 10 AP French Premier Rene Pleven's coalition cabinet won a victory as the national assembly passed a bill 322 to 251 to fund Catholic schools. The plan provides 3000 francs per elementary child annually, usable by parents for public or private religious schools. It amounts to about 3 billion francs yearly from tax funds.
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