Mendes-France Faces Uphill Fight Over French Economy
Pierre Mendes-France, 47, the French premier noted for securing an Indochina settlement at Geneva, seeks sweeping economic reform and self-government promises for Tunisia while clashing with Gaullists and entrenched elites. His bid for power and policy faces resistance from conservatives, Communists, and the upper classes amid a tense national political climate.
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Eisenhower Shooting Better On Golf Course
United Press reports President Eisenhower is playing some of his best golf, with an 82 at Burning Tree noted. A Washington meeting with Mrs Eisenhower and a brief White House security incident are described, including a Secret Service escort back to the press room.
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