Briefing System To Be Followed In President's Race
The article describes a system of briefings for presidential candidates on foreign affairs during the campaign. It notes the aim to inform rivals without stifling domestic political debate, citing past presidents who shared information with candidates. It compares current tensions with 1948 and 1956 precedents and mentions a renewed Berlin crisis risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Soviet Union
Hagerty
Newport
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Berlin
Khrushchev
Budget Meet Sets Course For Eisenhower Nixon Budget
President Eisenhower faces budget debates with Senator Kennedy and Senator Johnson shaping defense spending for the new fiscal year. A proposed half billion loan fund and possible budget surplus near one billion dollars are among anticipated announcements as administration talks continue with Anderson.
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Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Eisenhower- Anderson
Treasury
Child Suffers From Accident In Vicksburg
Glenda Sue Mayes eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Mayes of 145 Washington St West Monroe was injured when she fell about twenty steps from an observation tower at Ft Hill Memorial Cemetery in Vicksburg. She sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and head and limb contusions and lacerations. She received treatment in Vicksburg and is in a cast extending from foot to hip.
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Glenda Sue Mayes
Bill Mayes
Washington St
West Monroe
Vicksburg
Miss
Ft. Hill Memorial Cemetery
Opposition To Loyalty Pledge By South Fades
South's opposition to the loyalty pledge faded as national figures pressed for a firm civil rights platform. Brady faced questions about signing without Mississippi approval, noting historic election missteps but signaling readiness to step down if the majority demanded it. Butler urged that no departure was needed and urged unity.
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South
Butler
National Committee
Brady
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Democratic Committee
William Henry Harrison
U. S. Grant
Fielding Wright
Grant
Kennedy Set To Fight For Integration
Senator Kennedy outlines a vigorous push for school desegregation and race integration while backing a Democratic agenda on minimum wage health care and farm policy. He supports court ordered desegregation and urges President Eisenhower to use influence to advance a moral cause. He will campaign broadly including the South but cannot visit every location.
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Wee
Nixon
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Southern Committee
Boston
Hyannisport
Mass
Cape Cod
South
Johnson
Purge Predicted After Castroites Take Havana University
HAVANA AP A purge of anti Communist and Roman Catholic students and professors was predicted after Fidel Castro troops seized control of Havana University. On the university board were two pistol armed majors Rolando Cubela and Angel Quevedo, both revolutionists, amid fears of a witch hunt within the 20 000 student institution. A former professor in the Argentine Embassy sanctuary said President Osvaldo Corticos drafted the manifesto for the takeover.
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Havana
Havana University
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rolando Cubela
Angel Quevedo
Cubela
Federation of University Students
Quevedo
Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Untitled Note on Invitations to Dinners
A fragment notes that he was invited to too many dinners, suggesting crowded social demands or overextension. The passage ends with a parenthetical continuation marker implying more context on the page.
Candle Trees Grow Better Here Than In Jes Ramblin Yard
Town residents note Candle trees flourish better locally than in Jes Ramblin's yard and invite practical tips to improve growth. Suggestions from readers are welcomed.
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Jes Ramblin
Day Camp Spotlight At YMCA And YWCA
The YMCA and YWCA run a strong Day Camp ending in August. More than 500 children participated, with over 200 enrolled in the first two weeks. Activities include swimming archery games crafts and baseball with trips to Ruston and Vicksburg.
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YMCA
YWCA
Ruston
Vicksburg
Families Headed to Hot Springs for Weeklong Stay
Gene Holdsworth and Charlie Mulhearn families travel to Hot Springs for a seven day visit seeking respite from heat. The trip promises mountain coolness and relaxed leisure amid scenic surroundings.
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Gene Holdsworth
Charlie Mulhearn
Man shoots way out of trap in liquor-store shooting
Gamble said a man shot his way out of a trap after being confronted by two men who proposed a fix outside a liquor store. Two were killed and two injured as the suspect, Brown, an undercover narcotics officer, was apprehended. The shooting ends his undercover work due to publicity.
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Gamble
Brown
Cuba Seizures Rise as Cuba Faces U S Action
Havana reports show Americans face extensive seizure of property, with about seven hundred million of one billion dollars US holdings already seized or operated by Cuban authorities. OAS nations back Peru's call for a ministerial meeting to discuss the crisis as the United States warns the Soviet Union to stay out of the hemisphere.
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Havana
Armour & Co
Matanzas
Cuba
OAS
Moscow
United States
Mexico
Venezuela
OAS Council
United Nations
Soviet Union
Peru
Juan Baustista de Lavalle
Council
Americas
U.S
John C. Dreier
Hemisphere
Nikita Khrushchev
Drier
U.N. Security Council
Kennedy reshapes Democratic campaign leadership in transition
Sen Kennedy signs a new drive to unify the party machinery naming 41 new names on the reorganized committee as Butler departs after years of feuds. He aims to run the campaign through the national committee with Matt McCloskey remaining as fundraising treasurer and Larry O’Brien named executive director. Margaret Price is chosen vice chair for women, replacing Katie Louchheim, who shifts to the Kennedy Johnson effort with a yet to be announced role.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Butler
Truman
National Committee
Margaret Price
Ann Arbor, Mich
Matt McCloskey
McCloskey
Philadelphia
Price
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Katie Louchheim
Springfield
Mass
John L. Salter
Everett
Wash
Clarence D. Martin Jr
Santa Monica
Calif
Four Injured In Monroe Intersection Crash
Four people were injured in a two-vehicle collision at North 4th and Washington in Monroe. P J Bumgardner 46 Elijah Williams 36 John Bell Lee 61 and Jim Doyle Moore 54 were treated for cuts and bruises. Williams allegedly ran a red light. all patients were released after first aid.
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North 4Th
Washington Streets
Monroe
P. J. Bumgardner
Jersey St
West Monroe
Elijah Williams
Washington St
John Bell Lee
South 28Th St
Jim Doyle Moore
Powell’s Alley
Bumgardner
North 4Th Street
Williams
Lee
Moore
Home Nursing Course Offered By Red Cross
A free six lesson home nursing course is offered by the Red Cross Nursing Committee. Instructor Mrs Dorothy Mohr says classes begin at 7 p m Tuesday night and anyone interested should contact the Red Cross office. Topics include When Sickness Occurs The Patient Goes to Bed Nursing and Civil Defense and Emergency Nursing and Survival.
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Red Cross Nursing Committee
Dorothy Mohr
Red Cross Office
Six Teenagers Charged With Disturbing Peace In Monroe
Six Monroe youths were arrested on Jackson Street at 1:30am after pushing a stalled car and causing a disturbance. Identified as Salvador J. Corrent 17, Richard A. Eberts 17, Curtis J. Eberts 17, John W. White 18, Roy F. Henderson 17, and David E. Hornsby 18, they posted bonds of 38 dollars each and are due in Monroe city court Wednesday.
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Monroe
Jackson Street
Jackson
Salvador J. Corrent
Lee Ave
Richard A. Eberts
Richmond St
Curtis J. Eberts
John W. White
Catalpa St
Roy F. Henderson
Jackson St
David E. Hornsby
Lee ‘Ave
Monroe ‘City Court
Hardy E. White West Monroyan Succumbs Here
Funeral services for Hardy El nathan White age 65 will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church of West Monroe. He died Friday at home after a lengthy illness. Interment in Hasley Cemetery under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home. Survived by widow Mattie C. White two sons Wilbur Se. White Cannonville Ore J W White West Monroe a brother Drury White Sikes four sisters Carrie White Isabelle Smith Audie Banks Columbia Claudie Sanford West Monroe seven grandchildren.
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Hardy Elnathan White
First Baptist Church of
West Monroe
White
Hasley Cemetery
Hixson Brother
Mattie C. White
Wilbur Se. White
Cannonville
Ore
J. W. White
Drury White
Sikes
Carrie White
Isabelle Smith
Audie Banks
Columbia
Claudie Sanford
Flight from Congo carries 303 on one nonstop trip
A Sabena Boeing 707 landed in Brussels from Leopoldville with 303 people aboard. The crew said the 4,350 mile nonstop flight carried 293 passengers, mostly women and children, and set a likely world record for the largest number carried on a single air journey.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopoldville
Death Claims Top Novelist J Marquand
J Marquand, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1938 for The Late George Apley, a Boston and New England writer, died after a Hollywood amusement park security incident. He left journalism in 1921 to write fiction, with The Unspoken Gentleman and a career centered on Boston life. He was married twice and had five children, including John Phil lips, who writes as John Phillips.
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Hollywood
Marquand
George Apley
Boston Transcript
New York Herald Tribune
Ladies Home Journal
Boston
New England
John P. Marquand Jr
John Phillips
Inter Nation Affairs Chief Rubottom Named Assistant Secretary
The article details James E. Rubottom rising from a Navy veteran, banker brief, to State Department official in 1947, becoming assistant secretary in 1957. It notes criticism over his actions in the Daryl Chessman case and the 1960 goodwill trip context, including congressional scrutiny. Also mentions Mann, a Texan, serving as assistant secretary of economic affairs since 1957 after roles as ambassador to El Salvador and Guatemala counselor.
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University of Texas
State Department
Rubottom
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Milton Eisenhower
Daryl Chessman
Edmund G. Brown
California
Eisenhower
Chessman
South America
Brown
Congress
Mann
U.S
el Salvador
Guatemala
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DeSiard
Hot Springs
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Red Cross
Viverstein
Zev
Hardy E. White
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J. Marquand
Inter-Nation Affairs
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