First Blows Of Scorched Earth Plan
The article reports on the initial actions within a broader Scorched Earth strategy. It notes officials outlining aims and the first steps, detailing which sectors or regions are targeted and the intended short and long term effects on adversaries.
Flight Engineers Reject Kennedy Arbitration Plea
In a turbulence filled report from Algiers to Washington the piece notes four passersby wounded and four killed amid secret army attacks. It chronicles the destruction at Mustapha Hospital and City Hall in Algiers and attacks on dams near Bougie. The story also covers Paris seeking retrial of ex general Salan and bidsault immunity removal. It ends with Kennedy’s arbitration stance on airline engineer disputes and union rights.
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Sidi Bel Abbes
Foreign Ly. Legion
Algiers
Mustapha Hospital
Algerian Gas & Electric Co
Darguina
Algeria
Bougie
Secret Army
9Th Zouave Regiment
Paris
Raoul Salan
Salan
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Georges Comiti
Alma Patients Name Confusion Sparks Notice
Mrs Wright explained that many friends did not recognize her husband W. E. Wright in the paper and requested that Alma be noted too as she remains hospitalized.
Doing Nicely Joe McCormick Recovering After Surgery
Jess Ramblin reported Joe McCormick is recovering at St Francis Hospital after an operation Thursday to remove a bone spur behind the knee. The 16 year old is the son of West Monroe city judge John McCormick.
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Jess Ramblin
Joe McCormick
St. Francis Hospital
Joe
West Monroe
John Mce- Cormick
Space probe launched from Wallops Island
The Space Agency fired a 95 pound instrument package to 89 miles altitude to study electrons in the ionosphere. The two stage Nike Apache rocket lifted off at 12:48 p.m. EDT from Wallops Island Virginia. The payload landed in the Atlantic 99 miles from Wallops. Premier Nikita Khrushchev began a week long official visit to Romania after leaving Moscow by train.
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Washington
UPS
Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Wallops
Romania
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S$. Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Burglary Probed At Bowlero Bowling Lanes
Monroe police investigate a burglary at Bowlero Bowling Lanes on Louisville Avenue. Cash and checks from a safe and vending machines, including a juke box, are missing with estimates from 300 to 600 dollars. Entry thought to be via a rear door or after hours. this is the second loss in under two years.
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Monroe
Louisville Ave
Floods and Tornado Warnings Grip Central Plains
Rains fed flood waters in the Red River Valley as tornado warnings spread across the Central and Southern Plains. Four tornadoes hit the Black Hills, Minnesota floods affected 20,000 farms in 17 counties with damage pegged at 70 million dollars, leaving nearly 200 homeless near Moorhead and East Grand Forks.
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United Press International
Red River
Plains
Black Hills
South Dakota
Minnesota
Grand Forks
N. D
Karl F. Rolvaag
Moorhead
Minn
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Kansas
Creditors reject Estes pay plan in court hearing
Estes would borrow from creditors to pay debts as Allen Poage pressed if the court-appointed receiver could rely on the same lenders. Estes said yes and hinted that removing him might satisfy Secretary Freeman. Receiver Harry Moore reported income of 143584.55 and expenses of 113017.78. Agriculture Dept. removed grain from Estes elevators. A Franklin grand jury subpoenaed four people in the Henry H. Marshall death probe.
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Estes
Allen Poage
Orville Freeman
Freeman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Poage
Harry Moore
Agriculture Department
Franklin
Tex
Henry H. Marshall
Henry S. Carder
Pecosian Agriculture Department
State Agriculture — Stabilization Committee
Ralph Price
Brylan
John Gayle
West Columbia
James E. Gead
Rosenburg
Marshall
Quiet Friday for Twin City officers in West Monroe
A slow day for law enforcement included the arrest of 25 year old A. G. Sweeney of Gatley Street West Monroe on charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. In Monroe 20 year old David Bryant of 1402 Myers Street was booked on a warrant with a $500 bond. Dorothy Kay Rogers, 20, of 3010 North 17th Street West Monroe, suffered a broken arm and minor injuries when her car overturned after losing control near White's Ferry Road. West Monroe firefighters put out a small car fire at 3901 Cypress Street around 10 p.m. Friday.
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West Monroe
A. G. Sweeney
Gatley Street
Monroe
David Bryant
Myers St
Igny
White's Ferry Road
Dorothy Kay Rogers
17Th St
Miss Rogers
Cypress St
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