09 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text presents a fragmented discussion on polio vaccines with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is insufficient to identify clear events, people, or organizations for a coherent summary.
The readable parts reference Canada Liberal campaign activity and political figures, with garbled surrounding phrases. The text mentions parliamentary dynamics, crises, and coverage but lacks clear events, dates, or concrete actions to summarize as a single cohesive news item.
The article analyzes a political race in Canada. It discusses Conservative chances to retain power despite recent shocks and Liberal weakness in the West. It notes the Liberals must perform strongly in central Canada and Quebec to reach a majority in the 265 seat Commons.
A garbled school health note discusses consent for polio vaccination in young children. It mentions age limits and parental approval, with unclear references to parish, vaccines, and procedures. The text is largely indecipherable but centers on vaccination consent for under two years old.
A bandit robbed three female tellers at Bethesda Naval Hospital Bank, taking an estimated amount. The suspect waited after hours posing as a worker, then announced the holdup when alone with the women, carrying a knife along with his gun.
In Jackson Mississippi Circuit Judge Sean Hendrick ordered officers to destroy 658 cases of seized whiskey valued at about 50000 dollars. The case involved claims the liquor was en route to Alabama and not subject to Mississippi law and included a pending appeal with bond set over 30000 dollars.
Police urge residents to claim or remove nuisance dogs from streets and yards. Impound rules apply. owners may be fined or required to retrieve pets at the pound after notification.
About 150 postmasters from across the state gathered at the Holiday Inn in Ruston for the Louisiana Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters district conference. Secretary Treasurer J Roark and President Austin D Smith led sessions with an executive board meeting the night before and seminars after lunch guided by Dallas regional office officers.
Mark IF Cooper former public relations director of General Telephone Co of the Southwest San Angelo Texas was elected president of the Advertising Federation of America by the board in Washington DC He was chosen from more than forty candidates announced by George W Head chairman of AFA and manager of advertising and sales promotion at National Cash Register Co Dayton Ohio.
The leader of Britain's Methodists, Rev. Leslie Davison, met Pope John XXIII to thank him for promoting Christian unity. The Pope urged moving beyond centuries of quarrel to join in dialogue and ecumenical efforts. Washington and Berlin items note administrative shifts, drafts, and political moves, with Roswell Gilpatric leaving deputy secretary of defense and Ulbricht's agrarian reforms shaping policy.
A man bought a 1913 Liberty Head nickel with altered date for $20 in a rural station. Experts say genuine coins of that year can be worth thousands, with one uncirculated example recently selling for 48 000 at a New York auction and mints reporting only five were struck. Algeria applies for UN food and agriculture group membership.
Caracas police rounded up Communist sympathizers after a night of extremist violence in the capital. Four bombs exploded causing injuries and damage including to the American Chamber of Commerce, while a car carrying Raul Leoni narrowly missed an attack. Police cited detailed assassination plans and warned of a broader crackdown on known groups.
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