U.N. Chief Signals Possible Congo Compromise
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold hints at a loose federation in the Congo with Katanga and other provinces retaining autonomy. He rules out force as the Security Council debates replacing Belgian troops amid tensions with Katanga Premier Tshombe and Lumumba’s movements.
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Ralph Bunche
Katanga
Hammarskjold
U.N
Moscow
Congo
Bunche
Sovernment
Hlammarskiold
USN
Security Council
Patrice Lumumba
New York
Joseph Kass Vubu
Lumumba
Elisabethville
de Tshombe
Manes
Tshombe
Congo Republic
Hammarsfield
Sixth Birthday Ends Tragically
A child died after stepping into the street to let a southbound car pass and was struck by a northbound vehicle driven by Paul L. Guttil, 41, of Atlanta. Guttil, a Cub Scout leader, was traveling with his sons to a Boy Scout camp in Colorado. he was held on an open charge before posting a $1,000 bond.
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Paul L. Guttiff
Atlanta
Guttil
Colorado
Ramblin Hat Returns Offered For Lost Stetson
A Ramblin message seeks the owner of a J. B. Stetson hat marked Galanty's found lid. The writer promises a trade if the owner is hatless and notes a reader vacation pause while the search continues.
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J. B. Stetson
Four Men Held For Burglary In Louisville Coin Dealer Case
Four men from Gadsden Alabama were each held on 1000 bond on burglary charges related to a Louisville coin dealer heist. Sheriff Dewey Colvard named Ford Pointer Curly Hall Roy Woods and Pete Helton all 48 48 28 30 respectively as suspects. One additional man linked to the case was detained in a Georgia jail with few details available.
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Gadsden
Ala
Louisville
Dewey Colvard
Ford Pointer
Curly Hall
Roy Woods
Pete Helton
Colvard
Georgia
Belgian envoy Baron van den Bosch to be recalled
The Belgian ambassador to the Congo, Baron Jean van den Bosch, is asked by the government of the new republic to return home. AP wirephoto accompanies the dispatch.
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Jean van den Bosch
Congo
New Republic
Vetoes on Civil Rights Staged to Pin Democrats
Rep. William E. Miller argues the vetoes will force Democrats to defend their platform. The administration resists entanglement, citing a strong nonpartisan civil rights record. Rogers reported voting-rights suits in Georgia Alabama Louisiana and Tennessee with others pending in Bienville Parish. A separate MississippI case involves a sea wall contract suspected of banning Black beach access.
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R-N.y
Nixon
Rogers
Harold R. Tyler Jr
Justice Department
Tyler
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Terrell County
Macon County
Washington Parish
Fayette County
Bienville Parish
McSween Denounces Long in July Primary Fallout
Harold McSween defeats Long backer in the first primary on July 23 and accuses Long of backing a fake ballot in 1932 to defeat Huey Long. McSween questions Earl Long’s impeachment testimony while Huey’s era is invoked amid heated exchanges and claims of stolen checks.
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McSween
Long
Huey
Kingfish
Earl Long
Amlsween
Man Shot by George. Sheriff Delays After Incident
Report states George shot a man named Simmons, then waited for the sheriff. The incident occurred near Concordia Parish with Simmons from Orange Texas and involved a farm dispute. Simmons, once married to George's sister, remained deceased as funeral services were incomplete. George held on an open charge in Concordia Parish jail.
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George
Simmons
Orange, Tex
Concordia Parish
Booth
Alabama Solon To Renew Fight For Tidelands
A Alabama legislator plans renewed action over tidelands amid a Gulf state dispute. Justice Hugh L Black dissents that the act granting land to Texas and Florida while withholding from others prolongs conflict. Senators Ellender and Sparkman expect no legislation until Supreme Court rules on rehearing, delaying action until next January.
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Hugh L. Black
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Gulf States
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Supreme Court
Congress
Singing Meeting Scheduled Today At Booster Hall
The Booster Singing Convention holds its monthly meeting at 1 30 this afternoon in Booster Hall Ouachita Ave. Garland May says fans will run to beat the heat and a public address system will amplify the songs. A portion of the singing will be tape recorded for a future broadcast. Led by gospel singers Otis Deaton Newsome Texas Mrs Robert B Vaughan Milan Tenn and Miss Irene Lindsey Camden Ark. A new gospel song book will be used. Open to the public.
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Booster Singing
Booster Hall
Ouachita Ave
Garland May
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Otis Deaton
Newsome
Robert B. Vaughan
Milan
Tenn
Irene Lindsey
Camden
Ark
May
Sports Car Club Views Movie At Charter Meeting
The Scuderia Washitaw club screened color films of the Hilltop sports car meet in Shreveport at its charter meeting in Monroe. Wayne Benton, acting president, said any sports car owner may join and emphasized road safety along with competition.
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Sports Car Club
Charter
Hilltop
Shreveport
Monroe
Scuderia Washitaw
Wayne Benton
New Cleaning Cloth Line Features Special Formula Cloths
A new line of household cleaning and polishing cloths is permanently treated with silicone based formula, detergents and waxes. Most cloths require one wipe to remove dust lint and grit leaving a high luster finish. Varieties include windshield fog prevention and a hi fi record cloth.
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