Defecting Pilots Carry Out Raids at Miami
Reported raids by Cuban defectors result in several planes landing in Miami and base action near Havana Santiago and San Antonio de las Banos. Officials say wing tanks were recovered and Cuban authorities claim pilots were abroad or from Cuban air force. U.S. and Cuban authorities provide conflicting accounts as Cuba reports casualties and counterattacks.
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Opposition Stifles JFK Plans in Early Congress
In Washington AP dispatch reports Kennedy and Johnson expressing disappointment as opposition forces in Congress slow the New Frontier program. Officials say delaying tactics hinder administration bills, despite the president's high personal popularity.
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Severe winter storms sweep Dixie to Great Lakes region
The report details cold temperatures, snow and hail across Dixie areas including Georgia Tennessee and Texas. Minnesota and Wisconsin face heavy snow with deaths blamed on weather. Tornado and wind damage reported in Georgia and Tennessee, while political analysis notes Kennedy Johnson facing Congress and mixed Democratic support.
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Quadros Arrests Critics Amid Military Detention
In Rio de Janeiro President Quadros ordered the arrest of General Idalia Sardenberg and Admiral Luis Clovis Montero after they criticized the government. They were held at an army fort near Copacabana beach on charges linked to prohibitions on officers speaking against the government. An arrest order for Vice Admiral Saldanha da Gama was reportedly imminent.
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UN Rejects Belgian Exodus Deadline Plan
The United Nations General Assembly rejected a deadline or penalties for Belgium over the Sedan exodus and urged a broad Congo peace program. The final session backed Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold for his Congo operation.
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Brandy Tank Survives Lightning Strike at Paarl Winery
A lightning strike during a storm hit a Paarl winery tank holding 2,000 gallons of brandy. The tank damage was estimated at 2800 dollars, but the brandy reportedly survived intact, according to Teht Winery.
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Barham Seeks Fourth District Judge Seat
Barham outlines platform in bid for Morehouse Ouachita judge role. He pledges a fair impartial court, cooperation with current officials, and a working judiciary focused on efficient justice. He emphasizes residing in Morehouse for local access and broad support across both parishes.
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Blasts and Flaming Gasoline Kill Three Injure Thirty
A catastrophic blast killed three and injured about thirty as flames spread and a wall collapsed. Firefighters recounted escaping debris and bodies blown past them while a survivor described climbing a fallen roof to reach the street.
Negroes Booked In Separate Battery Cases
Three men were arrested in Monroe on separate aggravated battery charges with a weapon, each held on 300 dollar bonds. Willie B Burrell 26 of 1504 Wallace St charged with battery with a knife after wife allegedly cut him. Peter Burrell cited by his wife in a separate incident. Thomas Barnes 49 of Ruston arrested for assault on Robert Esters with a pistol. Hosey Heliard 63 of Route Two Monroe charged after a disturbance and stabbing. Barham. a Bastrop native and local judge, noted for long public service and community roles.
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Rev Thomas W. Stodghill Sr. Dies at Winnsboro
Rev Thomas W. Stodghill Sr a year old retired Methodist minister and businessman died in a Winnsboro nursing home after months of illness. A native of Madisonville Kentucky he lived in Winnsboro since 1922 where he served as supply minister and for about a year as pastor of Rochelle Methodist Church. He founded Stedghill Lumber Co in 1923 and retired in 1947 at age 72. Funeral held Friday at Winnsboro Kirst Methodist Church with interment in New Winnsboro Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Jewel and son Thomas Jr both of Winnsboro a daughter Mrs W O Tucker of Vidinas and five grandchildren.
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Thoms Dr
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