Deficit Hiding Resolution Faces Lawmakers On Spot
World legislative writers report that Rep Elmer Bernards deficit seeking measure tests lawmakers loyalty to Gov Jimmie H Davis and demands clearer administration explanations from James S Reily. Reily claimed misquotation but earlier remarks fueled concerns over a 60 million bond rush and budget timing. Lawmakers face choice to back or oppose seeking full financial disclosure before voters.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Elmer Bernard
James S. Reily
Bernard
Reily
New Orleans
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Monroe
Legislature in Baton Rouge Faces Press Tensions
Amid deficit talk and Bernard resolution hopes, Louisiana's legislature remains split with no anti administration bloc. Davis attacks press freedom, while CBS cameras film lawmakers, Perez and Peres draw focus on tidelands and political risk.
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Reily
Davis
Earl Long
Louisiana
CBS
Capitol
Leander H. Perez
Plaquemines Parish
House
T. T. Fields
E. J. Grizzaffi
St. Mary Parish
Jesse McClain
St. Tammany Parish
Perez
Kennedy
Tidelands
China protests new Indian border actions rise of clashes feared
Tokyo based United Press International reports that China delivered a June 2 protest note to India calling Indian border provocations a trigger for a possible new clash along the Kashmir frontier. Beijing rejected mutual withdrawals and accused India of altering the boundary by force while continuing to occupy Chinese territory.
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UPI
China
India
Communist New China News Agency
Peiping
Kashmir
New Aircraft Carrier Enterprise Joins Fleet June 25
NORFOLK Va AP The nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise will join the U S 2nd Fleet June 25 The 2nd Fleet is the nation s major naval striking force in the Atlantic and Caribbean It will operate alternately with the U S 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean Among aircraft is the 4H Phantom II the newest supersonic jet fighter and world speed record holder The Enterprise largest warship in the world was commissioned Nov 25 last year Her commanding officer is Capt V P DePoix
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Enterprise
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Navy
Caribbean
Mediterranean
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Two Are Killed In Chain Crash Near Tuscaloosa
A six vehicle wreck on U S 11 two and a half miles north of Tuscaloosa killed Margaret La Coste 32 and her five year old son Lawrence Steven LaCoste. Emile LaCoste 34 husband and driver of the car was in shock while his parents Andre 68 and Loretta 69 were in serious condition with multiple injuries. The highway patrol said a United States mail truck cresting a hill plowed into a line of cars waiting to turn left.
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United Press International
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Margaret la Coste
Lawrence Steven LaCoste
Emile LaCoste
Andre LaCoste
Loretta LaCoste
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U.S. 11
Dean Martin quits film after Marilyn Monroe firing
Hollywood reports Dean Martin quit the movie Some Thing's Got to Give after Marilyn Monroe was fired for breach of contract. Martin had agreed to star opposite Monroe and informed 20th Century Fox through his agent MCA that he would not act with anyone else. A studio spokesman described his move as a gesture of friendship to Monroe, not a critique of other actresses.
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Baton Rouge
Margaret Dixon
Baton Rouge Morning Advocate
Washington
State-Times
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Rep
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Farmerville
Monroe
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Marilyn Monroe
Lee Remick
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Khrushchev Faces Berlin Strain Amid Western Pressures
Washington reports signs Khrushchev may press for Berlin crisis or step up anti West propaganda amid mounting internal and external pressures. Tank standoff, refugee crisis, and Soviet notes threaten East West tensions as parties from satellites discuss economic distress and global trade agency.
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Washington
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Man regrets stock option sale lapse in Cutter deal
Alameda County Superior Court ruled the 1950 life insurance stock agreement was binding, preventing Twining from selling his Cutter Laboratories shares. Twining, 86, held 3,600 Cutter shares, with 1,800 locked under the contract and the other 1,800 valued at $801,000 on death, while his earlier offer of $36,000 was superseded by the court decision.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles M. Twining
Twining
Cutter Laboratories, Inc
Berkeley
Cutter
Alameda County
Rites Held For Oil Field Victim Raford Mason
Funeral services for Raford Denville Mason 25 of Magnolia Arkansas nephew of George E Mason Swartz were held in Magnolia. Mason was killed in an oil field accident near Waldron Arkansas. He is survived by his wife three sons Denny Ricky and Randy his parents Mr and Mrs D O Mason one sister Mrs Catherine Harper of Houma Louisiana and two brothers Raydell of Magnolia and Odell of Houma.
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Magnolia
Ark
Swartz
George E. Mason
Mason
Waldron
Denny
Ricky
Randy
D. O. Mason
Catherine Harper
Houma
Raydell
Odell
East German Guards Cross Border Then Retreat
A heavily armed East German border unit crossed into West Germany near Werleshausen in Hesse to clear brush likely aiding escapees. Western patrols and American troops arrived as the East Germans fled back into East Germany, leaving 18 soldiers and 3 officers involved.
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Bad Hersfeld
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Werleshausen
Hesse
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