Cancer Fells Agent Wild Bill Carlisle
William L. Carlisle known as Wild Bill, the Robin Hood of the rails, died of cancer at 74 in Coatesville Pennsylvania. The former train robber reformed, paroled in 1936 and pardoned in 1947, and afterward ran a tourist camp while supporting a daughter and wife before his wife’s death.
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Cancer Fells
Wild Bill’ Carlisle
Coatesville, Pa
William L
Wild Bill) Carlisle
Robin Hood of the
Ece
Hilda Cammie
Cammie
Francis
Carlisle
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Fred Mazzulla
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Three Concerts By Tech Summer Band Scheduled
Louisiana Tech summer band directed by Jimmie Howard Reynolds announces three concerts. The first on June 28 at 6 30 p m at Dudley Circle supports a tech summer music camp for high school pupils. The second on July 7 at 6 30 p m in City Park. The third on July 14 with location TBD. The program features soloists, pop tunes, overtures, marches, hymns and waltzes.
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Louisiana Tech
Jimmie Howard Reynolds
Tech
Dudley Circle
City Park
Reynolds
Jet Drops Bomb on River Bank Near Fort Riley
An F100 jet attack plane accidentally released a 750 pound general purpose bomb during close air support training about 20 miles northeast of Fort Riley Kansas. The non-nuclear ordnance did not explode and fell on a river bank in an isolated area. An ordnance disposal team from McConnell Air Force Base recovered the bomb and the aircraft is being inspected to determine the cause of the drop.
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Washington
Ft. Riley
Kan
Air Force
MccConnell Air Force Base
Television schedules and station lines for several Louisiana Arkansas stations
A Saturday radio guide lists sign on and sign off times for KLIC KC Monroe LA KTOC KC Jonesboro LA KRIH Rayville LA KLPL Lake Providence LA KWCL Oak Grove LA KMLB Monroe LA KTRY Bastrop LA KNOE Sign on times include local and NBC news and various music blocks along with farm reports County Agent and other daily features are noted across stations.
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KLIC
KWCL
KMLB
KC Monroe
NBC
World News
Monstor
Morgan Beatty
KNOE
Eisenhower Recalls D-Day Harbor Invasion, 20 Years On
General Eisenhower recalls the Normandy breakthrough and the artificial harbors that loomed over the invasion. He discusses Cherbourg’s capture, the Montbatten plan, and the Pluto pipeline, noting the 1944 storm and the harbor’s resilience as Antwerp opened the route home.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
CBS
Eisenhower
Normandy
Walter Cronkite
New York Herald Tribune
Cronkite
Antwerp
MR. Cronkite
Admiral Mountbatten
Gen Fisenhower
Germany
PLUTO
Gen. Eisenhower
Rhine
Gen
Walter
Channel
83D Division
England
Rotarians Honor Dr. Lemert With NLSC Portrait
Northeast Louisiana State College receives a portrait of the late Dr. Harry Lemert from the Monroe Rotary Club. Lemert, former professor and Dean of Fine Arts, taught music at NLSC from 1939 until his death. The oil by Herbert Moffet will hang in Biedenham Hall. presentation attended by Grayson Guthrie and Stan Bagwell.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Harry Lemert
NLSC
Monroe Rotarians
Lemert
George T. Walker
The
College
Biedenham Hall of the Fine Arts
Grayson Guthrie
Club
Stan Bagwell
Dr Walker
Kuwait bans twenty six foreign magazines in May
Beirut reported that Kuwait confiscated twenty six foreign magazines deemed to carry pro Israel propaganda during May the Kuwaiti embassy announced in Beirut AP coverage cites the action as part of Kuwait's media controls impacting foreign publications with a pro Israel slant.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Cardinal Urbani Bars Priests From Venice Biennale
Venice AP Giovanni Cardinal Urbani, the Roman Catholic patriarch of Venice, bans priests and nuns from the biennale international art show. The exhibit includes nude works and features 500 artists from 34 countries presenting over 3,000 pieces.
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Venice
Italy
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
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Tech Summer Band
KSLA
Shreveport
KTAL
WJITY
Jackson, Miss
KWKH
Oak Grove
KTRY
Monroe
Rebel Walker
KVOB
Bastrop, LA
KMAR
1570
Winnsboro
Farm & Home News
Crossett
Ark
Knoe-Tv
Farmer
Mighty Mouse
Amos
Andy
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Mr Novak
Roy Rogers
Jackie Gleason
Sky King
Annie Oakley
Alvin
Industry
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Tenn Tuxedo
Dizzy Dean
Hector Heathcote
Fireball Xls
Ktbs-Tv
Wally Fowler
Ramcar
Jungie
Lawrence Welk
Casper
Hollywood Palace
Sugarfoot
Farm & Home
Dan Smoot
Capt Kangaroo
Industry On Parade
Phil Silvers
Draw McGraw
All America
Bob & Buddies
Vespers
Wilburn Bros
Our Gan
Texarkana Town
the Rebels
Davey and Goliath
Dennis the Menace
Porter Wagoner
KALB
Alexandria
Perry
Science Theatre
Fury
Preston
Wilburn Brothers
Duke Huddleston
Phil Slivers
Gunsmoke
Harris Clan
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Buss Bunnys
Robin Hood
Lawrence Walk
Public Service
Lee Marvin
Johnny Be Careful
Our Colleges
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Butt & Ready
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Jack Dillard
Jubilee
Carouse
Carousel
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REA
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Colts
Braves
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Life
Red River
Life Line
Arromanches
Cherbourg
English Channel
Lord Louis) Mountbatten
Secre
Southampton
Churchill
Robert Kirkpatrick
Cleveland
Fort du Roule
J. Lawton Collins
Viii Corps
D-Day
Loibnitz Piers
Omaha Beach
Anna Mary Fuller
Employer's Life
Vis. Co of America
Dacron
Cotton
Dacron and Cotton
Johnson
Howard Griffin
South Grand
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