Cuban Heads Reject U S Protest Bid
In Havana, Fidel Castro's government categorically rejected a U S protest over anti American activity in Cuba. The United States delivered a note protesting an intense official campaign of slander and vowed to answer nine points in due time.
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Fidel Castro
U. S
Cuba
United States
Daniel Braddock
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Washington
Raul Roonen
Osvaldo Dorticos
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Voting Machine Fix Method To Be Explained
In Baton Rouge a mechanic claiming to fix voting machines is to demonstrate with a special committee observing. Capitol workers prepare a platform in the House chamber while Saxton is invited to show how machines could be rigged. Rep. John Lewis chairs the inquiry, promising a fair hearing for Saxton amid Baton Rouge politicos. W. H. Joe Cooper files for Baton Rouge mayor president and attends the hearing lineup.
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UPI
Louisiana
Capitol
C. C. Saxton
John Lewis
Beauregard Parish
Saxton
W. H.joe Cooper
Cooper
School Plan Nets Approval
In Dallas the school board’s segregation plan named “salt and pepper” was approved with reservations by U. S. District Judge T Whit neid Davidson at a Saturday hearing. Negro attorneys opposed the plan’s contingent integration reference. Durham and White faced questions as the judge prepared a written opinion, with counsel awaiting it before comment.
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Dallas. Tex
Dai- School Board
U. S
Davidson
Durham
Henry Strasburger
School Board
Louisiana Legislature opens second half with heated LSU dispute
Baton Rouge. Louisiana lawmakers begin a week of work mid session amid clashes over Rep. T T Fields proposed seven year terms for LSU board members and district representation. Federation and board oppose the bill though LSU groups split on amendments. Potential clashes include voting machine probes school finances hot lunch cuts and a right to work measure as Gov Davis wields influence.
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Ture
LSU
T. T. Fields
LSU Alumni Federation Council
Board of Supervisors
Fields
Farmerville
Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
Shelby M. Jackson
State Officials Bills Introduced For Pay Raises
Baton Rouge dispatch reports Louisiana legislators have filed bills to raise salaries for all top state officials except the governor. The package also seeks increases for numerous officials from sheriffs to city judges. Gov. Jimmie H. Davis is not slated for a raise, but mansion operations rise from 28000 to 50000 annually and the governor’s staff budget goes from 90000 to 100000.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
Superintendent of Education
State Land Office
State Comptroller
Supreme Court
Plane crash near Daytona Beach kills three aboard
A Beechcraft four seat single engine plane crashed into an Atlantic inlet near Daytona Beach on Saturday, killing the pilot William Leon Flowers of Charlotte North Carolina and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lee of Columbia South Carolina. Witnesses at a nearby fishing dock said the craft seemed to dodge a thunderstorm or was hit by lightning, ripping apart in mid air at about 300 feet. The victims included Flowers and Mrs. Lee, who worked for Investors Corporation of Columbia the owner of the airplane. The flight was en route from Columbia to Miami when it crashed. The tragedy follows reports of various salary bills in state government indicating raises for many officials, including superintendents of education and other offices, with the potential for wide pay increases across the state.
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Fila
UPI
Atlantic
William Leon Flowers
Charlotte
N.C
Kenneth Lee
Columbia
S.C
Flowers
Lee
Investors Corporation of Columbia
Miami
Spy device attempt by Reds disclosed in Moscow
Washington reports the Russians planted a spy device at the U S Embassy residence in Moscow shortly before Vice President Nixon’s visit but it was found and removed before his arrival. Sources say listening devices were also in all Soviet guest houses Nixon used, including Khrushchev’s dacha, which is described as thoroughly bugged with a recording room.
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UPI
U.S
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Nixon
Spasso House
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Leningrad
Novosibirsk
Sverdnovsk
Khrushchev
Dacha
Lawmakers Struggle with Attendance in Louisiana Senate
Four weeks into the session, most Northeast Louisiana lawmakers maintain perfect attendance while five members including Sen. Jamar Adcock and Rep. Lasley Downes miss sessions. Several others miss none, with many Northeast Louisiana reps listed as present.
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W. C. Steen
Columbia
Chester Floyd
Jena
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Howard Jones
St. Joseph
W. T. Carpenter
Bastrop
B. R. Patton
Farmerville
Speedy O Long
J.C
Sonny) Gilbert
Sicily Island
Injuries Fatal To West Monroe Girl Saturday
Carolyn Katheryn Stanfield, 12, daughter of deputy sheriff A. D. Stanfield, died after a horse kicked her in Shreveport. She remained unconscious, funeral set for Kilpatrick's West Monroe chapel, pallbearers named.
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West Monroe
Shreveport
Carolyn Katheryn Stanfield
A. D. Stanfield
Carolyn
Kilpatrick
Filer Seals
W. L. Pruitt
Memorial Park Cemetery
Starting New Sunday Comics Adds Fresh Strips
The Sunday Morning World introduces new comic strips today in its Sunday supplement. Included are Peanuts Beetle Bailey Juliet Jones Mary Worth The Jackson Twins Nancy Donald Duck and Hi and Lois. The additions aim to enrich readers daily enjoyment with long favored series in color.
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Beetle Bailey
Juliet Jones
Mary Worth
the Jackson Twins
Nancy
Donald Duck
Hi and
Lois
One Killed In Texas Plane Crash
A Convair B58 Hustler bomber crashed during a thunderstorm 40 miles east of Lubbock Texas, killing at least one crew member. The craft disintegrated on impact near a farm south of Ralls. authorities could not confirm parachute deployment. Residents heard a large explosion and suspected a tornado.
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General Dynamics Corp
Convair
Fort Worth
Ralls
D.E. Berry
Kalgary
Weather Outlook for Twin Cities and Deep South
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies in the Twin Cities with little temperature change and possible isolated thundershowers. Highs today in the lower 90s while overnight lows last night were 60s to 70s. Across Arkansas and Mississippi, temperatures stay steady with generally fair skies tonight. Yesterday's high reached 99 at Seiman Field Monroe, and the low was 68.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Seiman Field
Monroe
Underground Hideaway Project Doomed Defense Center Fight
Washington AP report says NORAD underground defense HQ in Colorado is doomed as Gen. Laurence S. Kuter fights for approval amid high costs. Separate AP item covers former Gov Earle Long starting his campaign for Louisiana’s eighth district seat after hospital discharge, pledging a clean race and proposing land sales to individuals.
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Washington
Air Defense Command
Laurence S. Kuter
North American
Colorado
Boyce
Ear K. Long
Congress
Long
New Orleans
Chasees Populace Three Injured As Cow Goes On Spree
A rampaging red and white longhorn cow moved through West Monroe residential streets injuring three people. Jed West Monroe police firemen and locals pursued the beast from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. before the cow was captured and tied to a tele phone pole. Three year old Debra Stewart and a two year old boy suffered minor injuries while a Negro woman and another unnamed woman reported light injuries. Witnesses described additional chaotic moments as the animal charged nearby residents and vehicles.
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West Monroe
West Side
Debra Ed Stewart
Orange St
James Bowman
Railroad
Eisenhower says Khrushchev rhetoric unites allies
President Eisenhower warned that Khrushchev s ill tempered expressions have drawn Western Allies closer. He declared no nation dares attack the United States and noted Soviet secrecy. At West Point he spoke after attending a 45th reunion dinner and a GOP event honoring Rep. Katherine St George.
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West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Rockland County
Republican Organization
Katharine St. George
Bear Mountain Inn
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Washington
Turkish Leaders Suspended In Oyster Wake
Ankara reports many Turkish army officers suspended after the military coup that ousted Adnan Menderes. Col Ertugrul Alatli gave no numbers or reasons. Earlier, five generals were jailed for ordering troops to fire on protesting students amid disputed atrocity charges. The unity committee said it had little firm information to back those claims.
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UPI
National Unity Committee
Adnan Menderes
Ertugrul Alatli
Menderes
Unity Committee
Cemal Gursel
Gursel
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