Pro-Gambling Candidate Wins In Idaho
Boise attorney Smith, 49, won the Democratic nomination in a landslide, signaling mixed support within the party for legalized gambling. Democratic leaders predict no gambling plank in the platform, while some opposed candidates and state officials weigh potential shifts as Smylie seeks a third term.
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A. W. Brunt
Washington
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Brunt
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
A. M Derr
Derr
Smythe
GOP
Catholic Varsity Ordered to Reinstate 3 Students
New York State Supreme Court Justice George Kalperin ordered St. John's University to reinstate three senior Catholic students dismissed for participating in a civil marriage ceremony. The judge ruled the university's rule was vague and indefinite and left room for interpretation. The trio sought Civil Liberties Union representation. university officials planned a meeting to discuss the decision.
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Howard Glenn Carr
Greta Schmidt Carr
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Adam
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Carr
New York Civil Liberties Union
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Texans Praise Progressive Names as a Public Issue
The column argues Texans favor progressive baby names while noting exceptions from a Louisianan. It cites a court name change from Julie Lee Marsh to Sincere Determination Pmoamelimed, jokes about meanings of names like John and Rebecca, and muses on how names reflect personality and fate.
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Julia Lee
America
John
Roger Bloud
Ss. Steel
Spear of Fame
Roger
Reibecca
Billie Sol
Murder charge filed in Marksville wife admits slaying deaf husband
A 34 year old mother of seven, Mrs Louis Paul Lemoine Sr, admitted killing her deaf mute husband, 44, a sawmill worker, who was found buried behind a Belledeau home. Sheriff Didier said she claimed it was an accidental shooting during a struggle over a gun to kill herself amid domestic troubles.
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Marksville
F. O. Didier Jr
Louis Paul Lemoine Sr
Lemoine
Belledeau
Frisco Shaken By Earthquake
An earthquake rattled parts of the San Francisco Bay area late Wednesday night. A heavier quake earlier toppled jars and cans in stores and loosened plaster in the Ukiah Cloverdale area about 100 miles north. Seismologist Don Tocher of UC said the quake was centered 50 miles southeast of Berkeley with no damage reported.
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Apia
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Uktah-Cloverdale
Here
Don Tocher
University of California
Berkeley
Low Negro Enrollment In New Orleans White Schools
In New Orleans only about 16 Negro first graders had enrolled to attend white public schools next fall after a federal court order. The Orleans Parish School Board opened registrations for Negro students Tuesday and closed Wednesday amid spot checks showing roughly 40 Negro registrations across 47 white elementary schools. NAACP attorney Tureand expressed disappointment but said no pressure was placed on registrants.
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Orleans Parish
Tureand
NAACP
Reds Arrest Youth At Jazz Concert
A young man in Sochi was arrested after accepting a Benny Goodman recording list from Ted Newman of the band. The youth, known as Valentin, fled the crowd but was seized by Soviet police in front of the Sochi Hotel and taken away by motorcycle. The incident occurred amid a four day stay by the American jazz group and drew mixed reactions from locals.
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Capo
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Younster
Sochi
Ted Newman
New York
Valentin
Newman
Police Seek Complaint Against Actor Audie Murphy
Police seek an assault complaint against Audie Murphy after he says he punched a teen in Hollywood. Edward Maser says Murphy hit him after questions about lewd mail and calls to Judy Pope. Murphy claimed he flashed a badge and a gun and acted after being slapped.
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Los Angeles
Aps
Audie Murphy
America
Murphy
Hollywood
Perry Thomas
Edward Maser
Mayer
Judy Pope
Glamorous Rename Suggested for Bureau of Standards
Dr. Allen V. Astin testified before the House Space Committee on a bill to loosen limits on temporary science staff at the National Bureau of Standards. Lawmakers questioned if the agency’s low profile hinders its public image and proposed a glamor name like Bureau of Forms and Figures or Bureau of Forms and Futures.
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National Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Forms and Figures
Allen V. Astin
House Space Committee
Bureau
Rival Laos Princes Meet To Set Up Coalition Gov't
Three Laos princes met in rebel held Khang Khay to press a coalition government. Souvanna Phouma hailed a possible Friday agreement with Boun Oum and Souphanouvong as Western diplomats feared failure could trigger a Pathet Lao military drive.
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Khang Khay
Plaines Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Souphanouvong
Khang Kay
Roeval
Phoumi Nosavan
United States
Soviet Union
Inde
Thailand
U.S
Pathet Lao
Senate approves second judgeship bill for Fourth District
The Louisiana Senate approved a second bill from the Ouachita Monore delegation to create a third judgeship in the Fourth Judicial District by a 34 to 1 vote. Senators Jamar Adcock and W T Carpenter backed the measure after the first bill advanced when Speaker Jewell ruled no two thirds vote was needed. The vote count was 60 to 21.
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Sen
Harold Montgomery
Devline
Baton Rouge
Quachita - Morehouse
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
W. T. Carpenter
Bastrop
Thomas Jewell
Adcock
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