Miss Springhill Wins Miss Louisiana Crown
Judith Ann Cathey 20 of Lake Providence declined the title to marry her fiancé James Robert Cook of Jonesboro. She passed the crown to Linda Gail Baucum 18 of Springhill who plans to enter Louisiana Tech this fall. Miss Baucum and Miss Cathey are daughters of local families and the pageant included Miss North Louisiana Cotton Queen and Miss Holiday in Dixie contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Providence
West Monroe
Louisiana
Judith Ann Cathey
Miss Cathey
Linda Gail Baucum
Springhill
J. W. Cathey
Miss Baucum
Red China mocks Khrushchev over de Stalinization claim
A British monthly article excerpt reprinted by Red China’s New China News Agency accuses Khrushchev and supporters of smearing China with de Stalinization rhetoric. The Malaya Monitor piece questions doctrinal dogmatism and criticizes imperialists for distortions in the Cold War exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Khrush
Chev
Peking
Malayan Monitor
London
Mal Aya
Britain
New China News Agency
Monthly
Khrushchev
China
The
Russia
Khrushchev Leaves Talks Amid China Showdown
MOSCOW reports that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev reportedly left Moscow during the start of negotiations with China while Soviet Chinese delegates presented position papers. Kennedy’s peace appeal was published by Tass, seen as a rebuff to China. delegates included Mikail Suslov for the Soviets and Teng Hsiao-ping for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
China
Russia
Khrushchev
East Germany
Kiev
Moscow Radio
Kennedy
Tass
Communist Party Central Committee
Mikhail Susiov
Presidium
Teng Hsiao-ping
Guerrilla Fire Kills U S Lieutenant Near Danang
A U S Army lieutenant was killed Saturday when his helicopter was hit by a Communist guerrilla shot west of Danang. The pilot died on arrival at the Danang base as the heavily armed craft escorted two troop-carrying helicopters on an assault mission. This brings U S combat deaths in South Vietnam to 68 and total U S deaths in the country to 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
Danang
U.S
South Viet Nam
U. S
Balloting in Argentina stirs unrest as vote nears
Buenos Aires AP reports military forces alert for today’s election to restore democracy. Gen Ongania orders readiness to guard against a possible ultranationalist fourth force. In Argentina a tense climate follows revolutions and crises as Peronist followers are urged to vote blank, affecting the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Juan Domingo Peron
Spain
Peron
Traffic Toll May Exceed 1961 Record
United Press International reports Independence Day traffic toll topped 350 by Saturday. A National Safety Council spokesman said the 102 hour holiday likely would exceed the 1961 four day record. In the first half the death pace ran well below 1961 levels, with the final tally expected under 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Safety Council
United Press International
National Safety Council
Send Me No Flowers tryouts at Strauss Playhouse
Richard Clark executive director of Little Theatre of Monroe says tryouts for Send Me No Flowers are this afternoon at Strauss Playhouse. Nine men and three women are sought for the cast for a four night August run as part of the Summer Theater Festival co sponsored by Little Theatre and Northeast Louisiana State College. Tryouts start at two p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Playhouse
Richard Clark
Little Theatre of
Monroe
Little Theatre
Northeast Louisiana State College
the Playhouse
FHA Meet Leaves West Monroe for Kansas City
West Monroe High School students travel to Kansas City Missouri this week to attend the national Future Homemakers of America meeting. The group represents the West Monroe chapter at the national event and aims to showcase projects and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Meeting of the Future Homemakers of America
West Monroe High School
Park Raided By Carloads Of Negroes
In Kansas City five carloads of youths, all Black, attacked three groups of white teens in Swope Park at midnight using bricks, a bat and a revolver. Five white youths injured. one car carried a 38 revolver, a bat in front seat, another in the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Swope Park
Pembleton
Webb
Duvall
Onal Neil Glinn
Glinn
Contest Winners Named in Morning World Photo Contest
Winners announced in the Morning World and News Star Photo Contest with $5 awards in four categories. Mrs G C Bedenbender won Babies and Children for a scene of a little girl on a foot bridge watching a white duck. Other firsts went to Karen Marlowe for Teenager and Adult Activities, Odell Clement for Scenics and Table Tops with a Lake Ouachita sunset, and N B Album for Pets and Animals with a German Shepherd guarding a sleeping child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning World
News- Star
G. C. Bedenbender
Woodrow St. West Monroe
Karen Marlowe
Mangham
Lake Ouachita
Arkansas
Odell Clement
Box
Monroe
Conway Memorial Hospital
Civil War Siege Reenactment at Port Hudson
Port Hudson Louisiana hosts a pint size Civil War siege reenactment sponsored by the local Sons of the Confederate Veterans led by Col Ed Borsky. About 75 gray-clad participants join in the cannon and musket sounds on bluffs above the Mississippi River as spectators watch a sequence lauding the fall of Port Hudson and the war’s Mississippi campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hudson
Mississippi River
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
Ed Borsky
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Miss
New Faces For Old Legislative Races In Focus
James McLean reports on the 1964 Louisiana legislative races as candidates enter the scene ahead of the December 7 primary. Key contests include Rep. Jerry Ashley against Sen. W. J. Cleveland in Acadia Parish and other incumbents seeking re-election amid reapportionment changes potentially reshaping House and Senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLean
Baton Rouge
J AP
Senate
Acadia Parish
Jerry Ashley
W. J. Cleveland
Crowley
Cleveland
Jimmie H. Davis
Earl K. Long
Ashley
Rep
Wille Arceneaux
Arceneaux
Administration House
Acadia
Speedy Long
Jena
Louis Michot
Lafayette
Tom Jewell
Davis
Robert Angelle
St. Martin
House
Prentice McKellar
Kirby Cole
Richard Doornbos
L. B. Griffin Jr
Beauregard
John Lewis
Camille Gravel
Alexandria
John F. Kennedy
Louisiana
Cecil Blair
Democratic
Lafourche Parish
Thibodaux
Elmo Lear
St. Landry Parish
Wade Martin
Jules Mollere
Jefferson
Dan
Chuckle College Kids Spurn Home Phone Collectors Item
College students away from home regard the family telephone as a rare collector item reflecting their urban folklore and playful view of domestic life.
Body Found At Sea Near Snow Boy Missing Ship
Coast Guard reports a body found by the USS Wasp in the Caribbean area where the fishing ship Snow Boy has been missing for five days with 40 aboard. No ID yet. debris and a deck house, life jacket, and spar were spotted by Navy and Coast Guard planes in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Apt
Coast Guard
U.S
Wasp
Caribbean
Navy
Newark man tied to murder rampage surrenders at airport
Coleman, 37, a mill operator, surrendered after a 10 hour terror spree across 13 states. He was captured at Newark airport in a stolen car following a failed police roadblock. Victims include his wife Millie A Coleman 37 and sister in law Ruby Coleman 43, with injuries to brother Leroy Edwards 48 and neighbor's daughter in law Marianne Rube 27. Coleman was in poor condition at Elizabeth General Hospital. Police say he had quarreled with his wife and sheltered family while moving belongings with four children Betty Ann 15 Yvette 13 Richard Jr 10 Christine 4. Two pistols were used in the rampage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Coleman
Elizabeth
N.J.) General Hospital
Harry Coleman
Ruby Coleman
Marianne Rube
Leroy Edwards
Elizabeth General Hospital
Edwards
Kube
Betty Ann
Yvette
Richard Jr
Christine
Twin Cities Weather Averages Near Record Highs
Today and Monday look hot with a forecast high around 94 to 98 degrees under clear to partly cloudy skies. A 50-50 chance of widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms is possible today. Saturday reached 97 degrees with a low of 73 and tonight’s low is expected near 70 as winds from 5 to 12 mph nudge conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Allott Calls Cuban Subversion Likely to Grow in LA
Sen Gordon Allott said Communist subversion from Cuba would rise in Latin America until the U S adopts a firm positive stance. He warned deterioration since the missile crisis and urged recognition of a Cuban government in exile at Guantanamo Bay as a step toward Castro's downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Cuba
Latin America
United States
Allott
Jack Miller
Lown
Guantanamo Bay
U. S. Naval
Guantanamo
Fidel Castro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judy Cathey
Jimmie Hatten
Miss Springhill
Holiday In Dixie
Patsy Lowderback
Shreveport
Man
Ernest L. Massad
95Th
Henry Bellman
Leo Winters
Oklahoma
95Th Division
Fort Polk
New Jersey
Linden
N.J
Upid
Richard
Teddy
Arturo Frondizi
Vicente Solano Lima
Jes’ Ramblin
Hugh Pembleton
Jim Webb
Douglas L. Duvall
Frank Noonan
Seige
Millie A. Coleman
AD Today
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!