Thurmond Charges U S Offers To Halve Nuclear Material Output
Senator Strom Thurmond claims the United States proposes cutting fissionable material production to win Moscow’s agreement on a nuclear test ban. He said Harriman carries the offer to Khrushchev, labeling it a sop while warning that trust in the Soviets is misplaced. He argued Russia and China could still test underground, outside on site inspections.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
H-S
U.S
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Thurmond
Senate
South Carolina
China
France
Goldwater
Russia
Caldwell announces House bid from Ouachita Parish
Ralph Caldwell, 58, Monroe civic worker and public relations director for Olin Mathieson, announces candidacy for the U S House from Ouachita Parish. A native of Athens, he lists extensive community, legal, and business ties, including the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce and Boy Scouts. He is married to Janice Marsalis with two children and has long worked in Olin prior to its 1952 acquisition of Frost Lumber. Continued on Page Seven-A.
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Ralph Caldwell
Monroe
Olin Mathieson
House of Representatives
Ouachita Parish
Caldwell
Louisiana State Bar Association
Fourth Judicial District Bar Association
West Monroe
el Karaba
Cadeville Lodge
Janice Marsalis
Athens
Mary Ann
Northeast State
Tommy
LSU School of Law
Frost Lumber Industries
Olin
Olin’s
US and Britain Finalize Plans for Test Ban Talks
The United States and Britain completed secret plans for a nuclear test ban agreement with the Soviet Union. W. Averell Harriman and Lord Hailsham lead missions to Moscow as three power talks open Monday, with Prime Minister Macmillan calling the move crucial for East West relations.
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London
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Harold Macmillo
House of Commons
Three Die In Boutte Auto Crash Near U S 90
BOUTTE La AP three persons died in a head on collision on U S 90 six miles east of Boutte late Friday night traffic blocked for an hour Lt Vincent H Ebei er Jr identified the dead as Mrs Corrine Funel 60 and Mrs Inez R Hinckley 66 both of New Orleans and J C McCaa 48 of Houma Robert R Hinckley 12 of Baton Rouge believed to be Hinckley's grandson and Vickie McCaa 16 daughter of McCaa were in serious condition at Ochsner Foundation Hospital New Orleans
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Boutte, la
U. S. 90
Boutte
Vincent H. Ebeier Jr
Corrine Funel
Inez R. Hinckley
New Orleans
J. C. McCaa
Houma
Robert R. Hinckley
Baton Rouge
Inez Hinckley
Vickie McCaa
McCaa
Ochsner Foundation
Georgia Governor tightens patrols in Savannah
Savannah faced riot threats as police increase patrols amid racial demonstrations. Governor Carl Sanders ordered 300 National Guardsmen on standby and directed the Adjutant General to alert units of the 1st Battalion 118th Artillery to assist local authorities. Police reported rock throwing and vandalism during two nights of turmoil and the governor appealed for citizen help to restore peace.
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Savannah
UPI
Carl Sanders
Sanders
George C. Hearn
1St Batallion 118Th Artillery
Georgia
Atlanta
Chatham County
State Department of Public Safety
Adjutant General
National Guard
Free World Shipping To Cuba Rises
Representative Paul G Rogers charged that U S officials misled about free world ship arrivals to Cuba and figures show increases in February through May 1963 compared with earlier data. State Department counts indicate a drop in such traffic, though naval statistics reveal rising shipments.
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Cuba
Washington (Ap
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
U.S
State Department
Rogers
Associated Press
U.S. Maritime Administration
John F. King
Cuban
King
Warlick Finds 0.39 Carat Diamond in Arkansas Hoard
Mrs. J. C. Warlick of Monroe Alabama? Wait Murfreesboro Arkansas. Found a .39 carat diamond while diamond-hunting in Murfreesboro. She said the stone is a true diamond ready for mounting without cutting, discovered less than an hour after she began searching.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
J. C. Warlick
Gordon Ave
Monroe
Optimist Club Weekend Meeting Heads to Texarkana
Clarence Wilson and Jack Young travel to Texarkana for the Arkansas Louisiana District Optimist Club weekend meeting. Wilson serves as Millsaps School principal and West Monroe Optimist Club president, while Young is parish school board business manager and past president of the club.
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Texarkana
Clarence Wilson
Jack Young
Wilson
Millsaps School
West Monroe
100 Per Cent Mrs Ona Mae Lafferty Presides
Mrs Ona Mae Lafferty, president of the local chapter of the National Secretaries Association International, announced Friday that growth and interest remain strong within the organization.
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Ona Mae Lafferty
National Secretaries’ Association —_( International
Teen derailment plot injures 11 amid youth tampering
Three 15 year old boys from Canyon Park admit tampering with a switch on March 4 causing a passenger train to derail near a warehouse with volatile chemicals. Eleven passengers were injured. Mastermind David Walk is identified alongside George Whitmore and James Morgan. Authorities warn potential adult charges and life imprisonment if convicted. Court to decide juvenile or adult status Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
David T. Walk
John Sublette
George P. Whitmore
James Paul Morgan
Sublette
Canyon Park
California
John Bruns
Bruns
Harry J. Grant dies at 81 founder of Top Paper
Milwaukee AP report on Harry Johnston Grant who built the Milwaukee Journal into a leading paper and later implemented an employee ownership plan. He died Friday night at 81 after years of declining health. He kept chairmanship of the Journal Co. and had spent winters at a Miami Beach villa or aboard his yacht High Tide. At his death 1,050 employees owned 75 percent of stock, with a target of 80 percent by December 1964. The Journal Co. also owns WTMJ-TV and WTMJ radio.
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Milwaukee
Harry Johnston Grant
Milwaukee Journal
Grant
Rivo Alto Island
Miami Beach
Florida
Journal Co
The
Chuckle Los Angeles Teams Dodgers and Angels
LA humor notes that the city is split between two baseball teams the Dodgers and the Angels amid heavy traffic image.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Angels
Rains Boost Crops Across Northeast Louisiana Area
Rain and showers soaked northeast Louisiana boosting crops and greening lawns. Huenefeld, president of Northeast Louisiana Water Resources Corp., said cotton is in bloom and fruit development stages while Bermuda grass and soybeans prosper and corn emerges. Overall moisture appears higher than the 10 year average though some Lincoln Parish areas still need rain.
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Louisiana
Twin Cities
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Northeast Louisiana Water Resources Corp
Louisiana and
Huenefeld
Lincoln Parish
Richland Parish
Brother In Law Held In Slaying In Manchester Conn
Dennis T. Guay a 24 year old Hartford data processing trainee was charged with murder in the bludgeon killing of Ellenmary Fogarty 20 found in her second story bedroom. Police said a bowling pin was the weapon and Guay gave a statement. Ellenmary a 1962 Baypath College graduate and secretary at a Hartford insurance company was daughter of a fuel company executive.
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Manchester
Guay
Baypath College
Longmeadow
Mass
Hartford Insurance Company
Cambridge Marchers Defy National Guard Ban
National Guard commander Brig Gen George Gelston halted a 7 20 p m march through Cambridge Maryland as two helmeted units watched. NAACP official Stanley Branche and Gloria Richardson vow to resume demonstrations until freedom is won in Cambridge despite the ban.
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Cambridge
UPI
National Guard
Rottorn
George C. Gelston
J. Millard Tawes
Gelston
Stanley Branche
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Branche
Gel
Woman Flier Cobb Fails Deadlines for Astronaut Training
Washington AP report notes veteran pilot Jerrie Cobb applied for astronaut training but missed the July 1 deadline. NASA confirms receipt but states late filing automatically disqualifies her, amid ongoing debate over women in the program.
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Washington
Jerrie Cobb
Space Agency
Miss Cobb
St. Paul
Minn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spaceflight Center
Houston
Tex
Gland Transplants Deemed Successful At Center
University Medical Center in Jackson reports three adrenal gland autotransplants, possibly first in the United States. Dr James D Hardy notes thigh placement for reattachment with ongoing monitoring. Cushing’s syndrome treated by partial gland retention though hormone loss requires management. Further cases studied with Dr Herbert Langford alongside.
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Hardy
Jour
Cushing
Herbert G. Langford
Australia
Sweden
Door Is Still Open For New Attempt
MOSCOW AP The Communist Chinese admitted with heavy hearts that talks with the Soviet Union have failed but kept the door open for new attempts to heal the rift in the Communist world. The Peking People’s Daily said unity is desired and noted the situation is grave as negotiations in Moscow proceed with lower level negotiators and are expected to end in two or three days. The admission comes ahead of U S British Soviet nuclear test ban talks in Moscow and Western circles, while Russians press peaceful coexistence versus Mao’s tougher line.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking People’s Daily
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
New China News Agency
U.S
Officials Seek New Legal Attacks On Reapportionment Law
Thibodaux Louisiana officials and attorneys for three of six parishes losing seats under the new House reapportionment law agree to pursue another legal challenge in state court. A prior suit in Baton Rouge was dismissed after the attorney general asked for dismissal. Attorneys plan to meet in Opelousas to decide court steps, with Lafourche and St Landry coordinating and Acadia Parish ready to cooperate.
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Baton Rouge
St. Landry Parish
Jack Gremillion
Secretary of State
Senate
New Orleans
Wollen Falgout
Lafourche Parish
Lafourche
St. Landry
Jerry Ashley
Acadia Parish
Acadia
Opelousas
Falgout
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