NLSC String Trio Closes 1959 Music Season
The NLSC Trio Eliose Stanhope Eloy Fominaya and Elizabeth Martin closed the year with Beethoven Trio Opus 1 No 1 Shostakovich Trio Opus 67 and Arensky Trio in D minor in Recital Hall Northeast Campus The trio demonstrated professional polish vigor and discipline in a season finale that highlighted soloist strengths and strong audience reception
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NLSC
Eliose Stanhope
Eloy Fominaya
Elizabeth Martin
Shostakovitch
Arensky
U. S
Com
District Court: multiple suspensions and trials in West Monroe
In Fourth District Court Judge Garreet sentenced E. E. Worley and Jack Tuggle to five years in the state penitentiary, suspended, and placed on probation for theft of three hogs. William Lee Curry received a suspended two-year term and probation after admitting auto parts theft. Other cases covered DUI pleas, speeding, reckless driving, and various dropped charges, with trials set for November and September.
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David I. Garreet
E. E. Worley
Jack Tuggle
Louisiana State Penitentiary
West Monroe
Fourth District
William Lee Curry
William Roy Fox
Sonny Fox
Frank McQuiller
Clyde Mitchell
Curtis Jones
Thomas FE. Edwards
Robert G. Shively
John Thomas Williamson
Vivian C. Bradley
Eafram Calloway
Shively
Ed Meeks
Willie Charles Burton
Huey K. Gibson
James L. Coffie
Paddy Smith
Talmadge N. Wells
Joe Buck Ross
Albert Henninger
Howard Knippe
Leroy Lengyon
Fred Thomas
Eagbert B. Gallagher
Jesse ©. Anding
Joe Earl Gamal
Robert J. Lewis
James Curtis Douglas
Northeast Louisiana Arts Sees Fine Season Favorable
Community groups Twin City Symphony Little Theatre and La Tech Concert Association are commended for presenting a varied season of serious entertainment to Northeast Louisiana audiences, including the NLSC Trio and lectures and concerts.
Paratrooper Dies in Fort Bragg War Games
A 82nd Airborne paratrooper died after his parachute failed to open during a mass air drop at Fort Bragg. At least 27 other paratroopers were injured as 4,700 personnel took part in exercise Dark Cloud Pine Cone II. The victim’s name was withheld pending relatives’ notification. The incident halted the ground phase and involved about 20,000 soldiers, airmen and reservists.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
UPI
82Nd Airborne Division
Army
King Of Rackets Wins Fight To Get Out Of Jail
Vito Genovese known as king of the rackets wins freedom on appeal bond. The U S Court of Appeals grants him $150000 bail pending narcotics conspiracy conviction appeal. Genovese walked out of the Federal House of Detention smiling. he had been jailed since April 17 after his April 3 conviction with 14 others.
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New York
Vito Genovese
U.S. Court of Appeals
Genovese
U.S. District Court
Federal House of Detention
Estrogen May Extend Life After Heart Attack, Study Indicates
At the American Therapeutic Society meeting in Atlantic City Dr. Oliver Kuzma reported 4.4 percent of 339 men given tiny daily estrogen doses died within three years after heart attacks versus 12.3 percent among 220 untreated men. Dr. Jessie Marmorston noted menopausal women with estrogen showed 55 percent mortality on not treated vs estrogen treated.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
American Therapeutic Society
Oliver Kuzma
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Kuzma
Los Angeles County
Jessie Marmorston
Alford Defends Win as House Probes Election
Rep. Dale Alford claims a House investigation of his election is a smoke screen for political attacks led by Brooks Hays. John Wells accuses ballot excesses as the probe expands to Little Rock with hearings planned for June 22 to inspect ballots and hear witnesses.
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Washington
UPI
Dale Alford
D-Ark
House
Congress
Little Rock, Ark
Brooks Hays
Little Rock
John Wells
Alford
Wells
Fifth District
Arkansas
Hays
Subcommittee
Robert T. Ashmore
D-S.c
Rebels Make New Threats In Nicaragua
Rebel leaders say threats to President Luis Somoza’s regime are only beginning and predict victory in two to three months. Enriquio Lacayo Farfan, head of an anti-Somoza coalition from Costa Rica, claims movement organized on two fronts in a telephone interview.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Somoza
Enriquio Lacayo Farfan
San Jose
Costa Rica
Havana
Lacayo
Judge Alerts Auto Shops on Road Testing in Monroe City
Judge W. M. Harper ordered auto repair shops to stop road testing cars within city limits unless tests occur under the speed limit. The ruling followed a speeding case in which the driver claimed road testing rights and was fined for reckless driving. Assistant Police Chief George A. Wood was told to distribute notices to shops.
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Monroe
W. M. Harper
Harper
George A. Wood
At Least Four Drown In Flooded Pearl River
A small skiff on the flooded Pearl River near Columbia Mississippi carried at least four people who drowned plus others thought to be missing. Victims named include Mrs Hezty Peaks Betty Sue Stevens and John Calhoun ten, and a six year old boy’s body was recovered.
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Columbia, Miss
Pearl River
Here
Hezty Peaks
Betty Sue Stevens
John Calhoun
Cost of College Education Rises 33 Percent
A government report finds tuition and student fees climbed about 33.5 percent at public colleges and universities over four years and are expected to rise about the same amount in the next four. The rise in the last year was 8.8 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Rebels Begin Invasion as Fronts Open Across Nicaragua
The report notes fighting has not yet started in earnest while forces hold positions 90 miles from Managua and 110 miles from the capital, with a third front opening along the coast in Leon. The OAS asked Caribbean governments for information on the invasion that began May 31 with rebels landing from Costa Rica. The OAS special committee gave no set visit plans to Nicaragua.
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Managua
Leon
Washington
Organization of American States
Costa Rica
OAS
Nicaragua
Central High Senior Kellen Sullivan Shot During Fight
Jackson police say 19 year old Kellen Sullivan, co captain of Central High’s 1958 football team, died after being shot in a dispute with a Brookhaven man over school rivalries. R T Foster, 33, surrendered and is charged with murder. Funeral services set for Saturday with ROTC members active. Survivors include his mother, step father, siblings and half siblings.
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Jackson
Brookhaven
J. P. Shipp
Kellen Sullivan
Central High
Shipp
R. T. Foster
Foster
Sullivan
Central
Carl
Carroll Sullivan
Judy Sullivan
Ralph
Graham Mahon
Rising college costs spark four year forecast and study
A new Education Department manual based on 229 colleges reports average annual tuition fees of 164 dollars at public schools and 584 dollars at private ones. Out of state students pay about 206 dollars more, with dormitory costs averaging 160 to 165 dollars in public and 191 to 207 dollars in private institutions.
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Arthur
Flemming
Sukarno Named Man Of Week During Hollywood Tour
Sukarno, 58, on a globe circling tour, draws attention in Hollywood while pursuing a five year cabinet plan to rule Indonesia with guided democracy. Observers report military action to curb chaos as opposition Moslems balk at the plan.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Sukarno
Indonesia
Hollywood
Jakarta
Joan Crawford
New York B
Russia
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