Mattress WALK ECLA case details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mattress, walk, and service terms with widespread garble. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations are discernible to form a factual news summary.
03 Apr 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mattress, walk, and service terms with widespread garble. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations are discernible to form a factual news summary.
Radio Liberty reports a three day revolt by Youth League members at Temir Tau near Karaganda. Rebels attacked a dining hall, seized food, built barricades, and clashed with troops, leaving over 100 dead and about 1,000 wounded as Soviet forces retook the area.
Airman Thomas G. Smoak 26 described minutes of a burning bomber explosion during a training flight in Ark with three crew members and two civilians killed as the plane broke apart shortly after dawn. He and Capt. Herbert Aldridge 37 were among survivors, with Smoak hospitalized for burns and to be moved to Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio.
Dag Hammarskjold met South Africa's U.N. envoy after the U.N. Security Council urged abandoning apartheid. No public results were announced as Hamarskjold emphasized private talks. The council sought steps to uphold the U.N. Charter and human rights. A separate note lists a registered mail fee scale up to ten million dollars.
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a television program at :50 pm with Sheriff Baikey Grant Buster Crowley and David MacArthur. Moderated by Stan Boggs the show discusses juvenile delinquency and prevention programs and invites public questions.
In Shreveport Louisiana the CORT peaceful picketing of J. W. Woolworth lunch counters produced normal business at the downtown Woolworth store. Officials reported business as usual and similar reports came from Jackson Mississippi.
The Queen Elizabeth can accommodate 2 255 passengers the largest capacity among ships afloat.
A 31 year old Petal man Tommy Holliman was killed in a head on collision two miles north of Hattiesburg on U.S. Highway 11. Demarium Hardin, the other occupant, was critically injured. The pickup driver Pfc Charles Davenport of Petal was treated and released. The report also notes songwriter Jerry Livingston was born in Denver and cites South Carolina area size.
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