Ties Up Shipping Dispute Standoff Reported by Union Leader
Union negotiator Jesse M. Calhoun claims certain shipping lines receive as much as 100000 dollars daily in government subsidies, calling it a disgraceful waste of taxpayers' money as talks continue. The speaker expects to brief Washington and the President for possible action. Ralph KE. Casey, president of the organization, remarks on the matter.
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Pagene
Washington
Jesse M. Calhoun
Ralph KE. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Casey
US Judges Jail and Release ExDictator Perez Jimenez
In Miami, Judge George W Whitehurst jailed ex dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez on extradition charges, then Judge Emnett C Choate ordered his release on habeas corpus. Perez Jimenez faced accusations of misappropriating Venezuelan funds. murder charges were deemed insufficient.
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Miami
Fla
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
George W. Whitehurst
Warant
State Department
Perez Jimenez
Whitehurst
David W. Walters
Emnett C. Choate
Walters
Choate
United States
Coon's Counsel Moves to Dismiss Payroll Fraud Charge
Baton Rouge fire marshal official John Coon faces payroll fraud charges. His counsel prepared two motions to throw out the indictment citing vagueness and statute constitutionality, and a motion to quash for lack of district court jurisdiction. The petition asserts Orleans Parish is the proper venue.
Czech American espionage case shocks U N diplomats
State Department released details of a Czech claim that two U S intelligence members tried to recruit Nacvalac as a spy at a Gripsholm restaurant meeting in New York last Tuesday. White said the American, of Czech origin, supplied only purported secrets while pursuing defection and temporary asylum for his Czech fiancée.
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Nation
United Nations
U.S. Intelligence Service
Nacvalac
Gripsholm
New York City
State Department
White
Nacvala¢é
White Sai Nacvalac
Czechoslovakia
United States
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.N
Tidelands Charges Against Helis and Gremillion Spur Louisiana Outcry
Louisiana officials accuse Tidelands board chairman William G. Helis Jr. and state figure of concocting a secret deal with the Interior Department that could shift valued baselines and cost Louisiana at least 25 million dollars. Gremillion denies knowledge and legality of any secret arrangement while Perez lauds Davis for appointing personal representatives.
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Mineral Board
William G. Helis Jr
Louisiana
Gremillion
Perez
Davis
Helis
Interior Department
Udall
Attorney General
Governor’s
Tidelands
Gulf of Mexico
Department of Interior
Department of Justice
Riders Test on Arrests in Jackson Trial
Six defendants faced trial after ignoring police orders at the Greyhound bus station. Convictions were handed to Daniel Thompson Elizabeth Hirschfield Elizabeth Adler Karen Kytle Robert Fisner and Leon Rice. They arrive from Nashville and were housed at the state penitentiary. Governor Barnett and officials discuss future dispositions in evolving Coastline and Tidelands questions.
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Jackson
J. L. Ray
Spencer
Jack Young
Daniel Ray Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Elizabeth S. Hirschfield
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Elizabeth Adler
Brooklyn
University of Wisconsin
Karen Elizabeth Kytle
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma City
Robert Earl Fisner
Forest Hills
Cornell
Leon N. Rice
Chicago
University of Chicago
Greyhound
Nashville
Mississippi Delta
Parchman
Hinds County
Jackson City
Ross Barnett
Penitentiary
Barnett
Bond Reduced in Marcello Case to Ten Thousand
Federal judge lowered Carlos Marcello's bond to 10 000 on the immigration entry charge after an initial 50 000 set by a U S commissioner. Marcello surrendered June 5 at his Metairie home and is held in McAllen Texas. The government seeks 50 000 on the deportation case while the appeals board set 10 000 on that charge.
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New Orleans
Herbert W. Christenberry
Carlos Marcello
United States
U. S
R. H. Carter Jr
Marcello
Metairie
Louisiana
Guatemala
Bond
Carter
McAllen
Tex
Board of Immigration . Appeals
Washington
Birch Society Film on Communism Set for Tuesday
The John Birch Society will show Communist Encirclement at its monthly meeting in the Cameo Room of the Virginia Hotel at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Rev H L Driskell says the public is welcome and the event is part of a Chamber of Commerce anti Communist drive in the Twin Cities.
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John Birch Society
H. L. Driskell
Virginia
Rev. Driskell
Twin Cities
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Whetstone
Chamber
Minute Men Brigade
Discoverer Goes Into Polar Orbit
The article describes the Discoverer mission entering polar orbit and plans for a recovery attempt within one to four days. The Air Force aims to maximize data by keeping the 300-pound instrument capsule in orbit before ejecting it and using Alaska-based retrieval with cargo planes near Hawaii to snatch the parachute if needed, with ships ready as backup.
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Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Assistants Hear Dr. McHenry at Parish Medical Meet
The Ouachita Parish Association of Medical Assistants heard Dr. A. G. McHenry Jr. discuss Anesthesia and Obstetrics at their supper meeting this week. During the session a proposed chapter creed was presented to each member.
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Ouachita Parish Association of Medical Assistants
A. G. McHenry Jr
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Gulf
International Longshoremen’s Association
Teamsters Union
Joseph Curran
Striking
National Maritime Union
Teamster
Constitution
Coon
Hatten & Norris
Waed St
W. Monroe
Frantisek Tisler
Christine Walters
Otway
Olive Hill
Arnel & Cottons
Dr. McHenry
Moproe
Tad St
Kaplan
M. Kaptan and Son
Baie Atine
M. Kaplan & Son. Inc
9Th & Adems
Menree
Bondaire
Bond Stores
Dacron
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