Armistice talk tightens as U N seeks assurances on firing
United Nations reports Dag Hammarskjold again asks Israel for assurances that its forces have been forbidden to fire across Egypt's border. He notes Egypt promised full compliance and will conclude talks in Cairo before meeting Ben-Gurion next week. Dulles and Lodge discuss Middle East by phone as Security Council weighs next steps.
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New York
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Rome
Brit Trumpeldor
America
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Prince Bans Wedding Photos by Cameramen in Monaco
Prince Rainier III decreed that news photographers will be barred from his civil marriage to Grace Kelly in the palace throne room next week. Only three official photographers may record the ceremony, after an incident where photographers blocked their car and provoked ire during a lunch visit to Princess Antoinette. The couple strolled in the palace gardens earlier, with both showing happy, then grim expressions.
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Prince Rainier III
Grace Kelly
Miss Kelly
Mediterranean
Princess Antoinette
Eze
Rainier
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Grace
John B. Kelly
Negro Student At LSU Convicted On Morals Charge
Baton Rouge April 13 District Judge Jess Johnson convicted 28 year old Negro graduate student Raymond Henry of Litroe Union Parish of soliciting for prostitutes. He received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. LSU suspended him after arrest and expelled him after verdict.
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Baton Rouge
Jess Johnson
East Baton Rouge Parish
Raymond Henry
Litroe
Union Parish
Henry
North Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Protect Our Forest Insure Your Future
Editorial index note cites classifieds style page header with a call to environmental action. Mentions forest protection and personal planning alongside insurance themes. Maintains period voice and compact card teaser tone.
Ouachita Parish Council Challenges 2000 Voter Registrations
The Ouachita Parish Citizens Council plans affidavits and letters challenging at least 2000 more allegedly illegal registrations on file with registrar Dr. D Y Anderson. Registrar Mae Lucky earlier announced 1029 registrations challenged for being filled by non voters.
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Ouachita Parish
Anderson
Brigadier Joins In Marine Probe
Brig. Gen. Wallace M. Greene joins the Marine Corps board of inquiry into the death of six recruits at Ribbon Creek on a Sunday night. The senior member boost aims to ensure the court is not outranked by witnesses. Gen. Randolph Pate announced the addition at Parris Island Missouri.
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Marine Corps Board of Inquiry
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Wallace M. Greene
Second Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Matthew C. McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Four On Trial At Birmingham For Cole Attack
Four men face misdemeanor charges after Nat King Cole was attacked on stage in Birmingham. Officer H E Schatz testified two white men attempted to drag Cole from the stage during a melee at the Municipal Auditorium. A preliminary hearing for the assault with intent to murder defendants is set for April 20.
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Nat King Cole
H. E. Schatz
Schatz
W. R. Vinson
Kenneth Adams
Anniston
Ala
Roderick Beddow
Ralph Parker
Parker
Cole
Municipal Auditorium
Raleigh
N.C
Miscellany In The News Highlights From Across The U S
A roundup from New York to Louisiana reports a man 81 threatened self harm and explained he could not jump from a fourth floor window. In Florida a couple marks their 13th anniversary on a Friday the 13th amid peculiar 13th day events. Wisconsin resident returns to find three dozen frogs in a bathtub after a hospital visit. Texas Governor Allan Shivers urges Eisenhower to sign the farm bill aiding state farmers. A Louisiana rural mail carrier dies when a jack crushes him while repairing a spring. Louisiana Chiropractic Assn plans discussion on free care for disabled veterans in the state.
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Dev
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Congress
Texas
Shivers
Laurel
Miss
Leon Gregg
Alexandria
Louisiana Chiropractic Assn
William S. Boyd
Brownell Opposes Doubled Immigration Quotas Plan
Atty. Gen. Brownell told Senate aides that President Eisenhower seeks a limited rise in annual immigration quotas and rejected the idea that the figure would be doubled. He protested the term cultural pattern and defended the Feb. 8 recommendations to revise the McCarran-Wart er Act, including a 64,804 increase and possible unused quota pooling.
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Washington
Brownell
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary
Europe
Subcommittee
Richard Arens
Arens
Prac
Genealogical Society Meets Here Today in Monroe
The Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society gathers at 2 p.m. at the Ouachita Parish courthouse to promote a state archives department and form a Monroe chapter. The group aids research, preserves records, and spur interest in state and Southern history. All genealogy and history enthusiasts are invited.
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Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society
State Archive
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Louisiana
South
French Seaborne Commandos Attack Algerian Rebels
French seaborne commandos and naval guns struck Algerian rebels on the western Mediterranean coast in a land sea operation near Bone in western Algeria close to the Tunisian border. Rebels were routed from coastal positions with many believed killed as French destroyer Guichen fired on insurgent positions at dawn.
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Algiers
Mediterranean
Bone Department
Algeria
Guichen
Showers Forecast For Louisiana Sunday
Partly cloudy and warm today with scattered thundershowers. Sunday expected mild with showers across the state. Monroe reported a high of 82 and a low of 49 degrees yesterday.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Friday the 13th crowds light. Chamber shelves straw hats
The Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce announced Friday Appil 13 as Straw Hat Day amid superstition. They report clearing some choice bargains, though no major bad omens have been noted as yet. Continued on second page.
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Chamber of Commerce
Statewide Mrs Louisiana finals set for Monroe next Friday
J S Cage Monroe division manager of United Gas Corp announced that statewide finals to pick Louisiana’s Mrs America representative will be in Monroe next Friday. Local winners converge Thursday for home making contests judged on meal planning cooking sewing housekeeping and poise with national judging in May at Ellinor village Daytona Beach Florida.
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Monroe
J. S. Cage
United Gas Corp
Louisiana
Ellinor Village
Daytona Beach
Florida
United Gas Service Center
Louisville Avenue
Cage
United Gas
Americans Know At Least One Cancer Symptom Now
A survey of 7 000 people in 38 states finds 59 percent can name a cancer danger signal. George Rorex of the American Cancer Society notes eight point rise since 1948 in awareness and cites higher clinic visits and doctor examinations as evidence of progress while urging community support for checkups.
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George Rorex
Ouachita Unit
American Cancer Society
Rorex
German medics caution on polio vaccines
Seven West German government medical advisers warned that children inoculated with Salk vaccine or German serum may become polio spreaders. US and German military officials disputed the claim noting extensive research shows vaccines are safe and effective. The Army recommended Salk vaccine for personnel.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Harry G. Armstrong
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Alvin L. Gorby
U.S. Army
European Command
Bradley Smith To Be Witnesses At Air Inquiry
Senate Armed Services subcommittee opens an air power study with Gen. Omar Bradley and Gen. Walter Bedell Smith set as lead-off witnesses Monday. The two WWII generals, later prominent U S figures, are retired and have held top posts.
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Bradley
Smith
Air
Washington
Stuart Symington
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Missouri Democrat
Omar Bradley
Walter Bedell Smith
Hitler
Europe
Entry Tempo Increases In Worlds Puzzle Contest
The Morning World's crossword jackpot rises to 350 dollars with 25 more added as no reader solves this week's puzzle. The prize for the published solution next week reaches 375 dollars, with clues explained and more hints on the eleventh page.
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Hunter
President Eisenhower to Address Nation on Farm Bill Fate
President Eisenhower may announce his farm bill decision in a nationwide TV radio address next week after a conference with Secretary Benson. The White House awaited Benson's arrival for talks scheduled in Augusta Georgia.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Benson
Tomor
Benson Says Farm Bill Election Measure Still Unacceptable
Secretary Benson arriving in Augusta for a farm bill conference with President Eisenhower said the election year measure remains unacceptable. He declined to say if he would recommend a veto.
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Augusta
Benson
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Mulls TV Talk to Address Election Issue
White House press secretary James Hagerty says President Eisenhower is considering addressing the American people on the controversial election year bill. Hagerty warns reporters not to read any final decision into this prospect.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Scientists Find Instant Method Of Ripening Fruit
Army chemists report a technique for instant artificial ripening of green fruits and vegetables using radiation. Green apples and other produce picked green could be shipped and ripened later without canning or freezing. The process involves beams from a Van de Graaff accelerator altering acids to mimic natural ripening. Researchers Dr. Malcolm C. Henry and Dr. Torsten Hasselstrom describe practical potential following the American Chemical Society meeting.
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Dallas
Tex
Army Quartermaster Corps
Malcolm C. Henry
Quartermaster Corps’ Research
Natick
Mass
American Chemical Society
Torsten Hasselstrom
Henry
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