McCarthy and Kennedy Clash Over Schine Inquiry
In a sharp session Democrats pressed McCarthy allies about Schine's Army draft and a World War II era plan for a worldwide inform effort. Kennedy accused Cohn of bias as McCarthy claimed the executive branch must decide how his committee works with the Senate.
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Kennedy
Cohn
Jackson
McCarthy
Army
Schine
Committee
Symington
State Department
Martian letters inspire public service talk and McCarthy clashes
A Civitan talk in Monroe urges a guidance health clinic for northeast Louisiana as mental health needs rise. Letters from Santa Monica and Mobile show public intrigue as McCarthy and Welch spar over Schine and Ringler records in Washington.
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R. B. Oliphint
Civitan Club
Monroe
Louisiana
Shivers To Open Campaign In Lufkin Speech
Governor Shivers will launch his bid for a third term with a campaign opening speech from his birthplace Lufkin on Monday June 21 The speech will be broadcast statewide by radio from 8 30 to 9 p m and mark the formal start of his campaign
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Austin
Tex
Shivers
Lufkin
Miss Monroe Little Miss Monroe Contestants Named
Miss Monroe pageant entrants listed include Marcie Jean Jordan Jane Everitt Teresa Stephenson Darla Butler Sara Ann Barnett Dianne Neal Karen Louise Austin Ashley Benton Ann Hanks Eileen Bressee Janet Raines Linda Mantrozos and Dana Tucker Miss Dyar backed by Saddle and Spur restaurant. Her father runs Brown clothing store in West Monroe.
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Monroe
Marcie Jean Jordan
Jane Everitt
Teresa Stephenson
Darla Butler
Sara Ann Barnett
Dianne Neal
Karen Louise Austin
Ashley Benton
Ann Hanks
Eileen Bressee
Janet Raines
Linda Mantrozos
Dana Tucker
Miss Dyar
Saddle and Spur Restaurant
Brown Clothing
West Monroe
Senate proposal eases penalties for drunken driving offenses
Senators debate a New Orleans bill that would remove penitentiary time for multiple drunken driving violations and limit jail terms to five years in parish custody. Critics cite constitutional concerns and the fact that repeated offenses can occur years apart, while supporters argue current enforcement is weak and judges may be influenced to grant lenient sentences.
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New Orleans
MacHaver
Church Building Work Flourishes At Bible School
Southside Methodist Church Vacation Bible School students建 built three miniature church structures in four days on the 1600 Block South Fourth Street. About 60 children aged three to 12 crafted models with minister and congregation figures, plus scrapbooks and pictures. The week ended with a Friday picnic at Bernstein Park led by Rev. Lea Joyner.
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Southside Methodist Church
South Fourth
Frank Noonan
Bible School
Southside
South Fourth S
Bernstein Park
Lea Joyner
Nijinsky Widow Granted U S Permanent Residency
President Eisenhower signed a bill allowing Mrs Romola Nijinsky widow of Vaslav Nijinsky to enter the United States as a permanent resident. She is Hungarian.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Romola Nijinsky
Vaslav Nijinsky
United States
Armed kidnapper ambush ends in Bristol police report
Holm 62 described an armed abduction near Rogersville Tennessee as he and his wife were driving toward Providence Rhode Island for a Stockholm vacation. The gunman forced Mrs Holm into the rear seat and steered east while threatening to shoot if help was signaled.
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Holms
Flanders Seeks Ban on McCarthy Chair Roles in Senate Panels
Flanders urges barring McCarthy from chair duties on any subcommittee connected to the Senate Permanent Investigating Subcommittee and Government Operations. He asks the resolution lie on the desk to allow answers to the questions raised about McCarthy finances and actions. McCarthy dismisses the speech as he attends hearings, while the chamber shows mixed attendance and a crowded gallery. The speech revisits six questions from the Rules subcommittee report including payments from Lustron Corp and use of anti-Communist funds. The Senate previously backed the subcommittee’s integrity by a 60 to 0 vote in 1952.
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Foreign Operations Administration
Harold E. Stassen
McCarthy
Mundt
Congress
Symington
Schine
Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Clark Clifford
Truman
Army
Stevens
Ft. Dix. N. J
Stevens Cohn
Waldorf-Astoria
Ringler
Ft Monmouth
N.J
Welch
Jackson
Subcommittee
New York
Washington
Government Operations Committee
MacCarthy
Senate Appropriations
Flanders
Senate
Rules Subcommittee
Lustron Corp
Millionaire Listings Pay For Unpublished Directories
American businessmen reportedly spend a million dollars annually for entries in business directories that Encyclopaedia Britannica states are never published.
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Britannica
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Jes’ Ramblin
Mars
Santa Monica
Calif
Mobile
Ala
Earth
Alexandria
Pineville
Rev. X
Roger White, Jr
Europe
Lewis B. Gannaway
Sterlington
Superior Lumber Company
Monroe First Baptist Church
Leon Noland, Jr
Stubbs Avenue
Wisconsin
Col. Ringler
Ft. Dix
FBI
House Committee On un-American Activities
Ft. Monmouth
Deminform
C. BE. McKenzie, JR
McKenzie & Monk, Inc. Insurance Agency
U. S
Holm
Providence, R. I
Stockholm
Sweden
Bristol
Rogersville
Tenn
Here
Senate Permanent Investigating
Roxyana
Bemberg
Sheers
DeSiard
Paramount
Pontiac
Louisville
West Pontiac, Inc
Monroe, LA
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