Judge's Doubt Of Southern Justice Studies Area Case
Oregon circuit court judge delays extradition of 41 year old Tee Fisco to Richland Parish over concerns of Southern justice. Judge Roth cites risk of bias if Fisco faces trial with local witnesses and seeks assurances Richland Parish pay witness expenses. Louisiana officials say no law obligates state to cover transport costs, but transcribed testimony may be admissible at a Richland Parish trial.
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Tee Fisco
Oregon
Richland Parish
Fisco
W. A. Jarmon
Delhi
Multnomah County
Phillip J. Roth
The
Oregon Journal
Roth
Louisiana
Portland
Ore
Doyle Rogers
Morning World
Coenen
Earl E. Hill
Mark O. Hatfield
Hatfield
Oregonian
Gov. Hatfield
Rogers
Rayville
Holly Ridge
Jarmon
Sidney Crawford
Pastor Resigns Over Desire to Change Houston Church
Dr A E Ellis 41 resigns as pastor of First Christian Church Houston 2000 member congregation saying members want to keep church 75 years old and resist new lines of communication He cites pressure and turmoil in large city congregational ministry Ellis planned to seek other jobs and said change is resisted by longtime members
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Houston, Tex
Houston
A. E. Ellis
First Christian Church
Ellis
Dick Branum
Louisiana Farm Bureau backs Senate cotton bill
The Louisiana Farm Bureau cotton advisory committee unanimously endorses Senate Bill 2110 proposed by Sen. Allen J. Ellender. The plan targets 6 million bale minimums, 30 cents per pound price, and a vigorous export program while shifting marketing from the CCC to market channels. Hearings set for June 23 with Louisi ana representatives named.
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Louisiana Farm Bureau
Cotton Advisory Committee
Senate
Paul Ransom
Monroe
Allen J. Ellender
U. S
Ransom
Alexandria
Louisiana
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Ouachita Parish
Commodity Credit Corp
Sen
Ellender
Bruce Lynn
Caddo Parish
Richard Sanders
St. Landry Parish
Ouachita
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai visits Cairo amid Algiers coup
In Cairo Chou En-lai arrives for a four day Asian African conference effort to win Arab support for Beijing policy amid Algeria coup that ousted President Ben Bella. Chen Yi accompanies him as talks with Nasser were planned in national mood of upheaval and uncertainty.
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Cairo
Chou En-lai
Peking
Algiers
Chou
Algeria
Ben Bella
Chen Yi
United Arab Republic
Aly Sabry
Nasser
Algeria Leaders Weigh Chinese Move Into Africa
The Algerian president cautious about China expanding in Africa. He has shown interest in Beijing's overtures and is viewed as the Arab figure most influenced by Peking as talks on a conference timeframe unfold.
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China
Africa
Peking
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