Khrushchev expands farm reform to boost Soviet economy
Nikita Khrushchev moves toward direct collective ownership to make agriculture viable. A new pricing system aims to encourage low cost efficient production and market competition, linking farming to state aims. Dulles argues the plan is economic warfare to isolate the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
Dulles
U.S
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Central Committee
Senate Finance Committee
United States
TVA Reports Large Payment To Treasury
The Tennessee Valley Authority said it paid 10 million dollars to the federal treasury from electric power sales, bringing total receipts above 250 million dollars. The TVA noted plans assume revenue bond financing for new capacity, though Congress has not approved such financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Federal
Treasury
Congress
TVA _ board
TVA
Disturbed Child Clinic to Be Held in Ruston
A free two day clinic on emotional disturbance in children will run July 10 11 at the air conditioned First Baptist Church of Ruston. Speakers include Winborn E. Davis Dr E J Coda and G Kinsey Stewart. The aim is to identify emotionally disturbed children uncover causes and assist parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Special Education Center of
Louisiana
Tech
First Baptist Church of
Winborn E. Davis
State Department of Hospitals
Baton Rouge
Davis
Heflin
Louisiana State University
Naval Medical School
Bethesda
Tulane University
Louisiana Evaluation Center
New Orleans
Coda
Philadelphia
Guidance Center
Louisiana Evaluation Center For
Burglary at Christine Liquor Store Leaves Bounced Checks
A burglar broke into a Christine liquor store and stole five personal checks and liquor. The checks bounced at the local bank and were later returned to the owner, limiting the proceeds of the crime.
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Christine
N. D
Finish Work On Sewerage System Here
The 72000 sewer district E-1 project near Wilson Atkinson Thomas Street areas off Winnsboro Road is completed. Residents can tie on. district boundaries extend 155 feet east of Atkinson and 150 feet west of Wilson, with Winnsboro Road north and Thomas Avenue south.
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Wilson-Atkinson- Thomas Street
Winnsboro Road
Finance and Utilities
H. W. MeSher
Wade Sanders
Atkinson
Wilson
Thomas Avenue
New Iberia Rights Probe Asked by Notary
The Justice Department confirmed receipt of a complaint from Homer Hebert, a notary public, alleging civil rights violations by New Iberia law enforcement. The civil rights division is reviewing the matter though local officials and leaders deny any such incidents.
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Washington
Justice Department
Homer Hebert
New Iberia
Hebert
Lncal
J. B. Henderson
Solon Grateful For Legislation Increase in FHA mortgage insurance limit
North east Louisiana housing industry representatives praised a congressional move to raise the FHA mortgage insurance limit by 4 billion dollars. Rep. Otto E Passman explained the authorization does not spend new loan funds but extends the outstanding insured loan cap, reducing lending risk and enabling lower down payments and interest for buyers.
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Federal Housing Administration
Louisiana
Otto E. Passman
Passman
FHA
Amite Junior Deputies Tour Louisiana Training Institute
About 75 Junior Deputies from Amite, aged 11 to 15, visited the Louisiana Training Institute for Boys in a 208 mile bus trip. Ty Lanier supervised the trip, with plans to depart later today. the visit showcased the institute's facilities and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Lanier
Tangipahoa Parish
Amite
Burl Jones
LTI
John Fogleman
Louisiana Training Institute For Boys
Parish
Junior Deputies Sheriff's League School of
National Sheriff's Association
Louisiana Peace Officers
Louisiana Sheriff's Office
Lanier
Figures On Pay Boost Released Across States And Cities
The Civil Service Commission reports a 10 percent pay increase for postal and white collar workers retroactive to early year. State totals include Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi with thousands of postal and white collar employees and multi‑million dollar payrolls. Mobile and New Orleans are listed with specific postal and white collar counts and payrolls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Civil Service Commission
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Three Coin Operated Racks Stolen in West Monroe
West Monroe police report that three coin operated paper racks were stolen late Thursday night and early Friday morning. One rack was found in a ditch on Stella Street, with two still missing. About $5 in coins was believed to be in the racks. Detective Jim Cullipher linked the thefts to a recent rash of similar crimes and noted locations in front of Gentry's Grocery Walt's Cafe and Prestwood's Grocery.
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West Monroe
Stella Street
Jim Cullipher
Gentry
Walt
Prestwood
Cullipher
Rites Today For 3 Killed In Accident
Final rites are held for A. J. Black 19 Nora Dickie Black 15 and Shirley Evelyn Black 11 who died after a car struck a freight train at Jewel Street West Monroe. Z A Sonny Black 13 is hospitalized with cuts and bruises. Jimmy Lee Purdy 11 unharmed. Survivors include parents Z E Black and three other children.
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Z. E. Black
Jewel Street
West Monroe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. J. Black
Nora ‘“Dickie’’ Black
Shirley Evelyn Black
Hasley Cemetery
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Z. A
Sonny” Black
St. Francis Hospital
Jimmy Lee Purdy
Linda
Tommy
Passman Backs Compromise Cotton Bill
Rep. Otto E. Passman voiced support for a compromise cotton proposal within a broader farm bill. He criticized administration policies for blocking a stronger measure, but celebrated the bill as a step against the ongoing cutback of cotton acreage. He questioned whether Secretary Benson and President Eisenhower would approve the modified legislation.
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Otto E. Passman
House of Representatives
Agricultural Committee
Passman
Secretary Benson
Eisenhower
Collins names four governors to guard strength watch
Gov. Leroy Collins appointed a four governor committee to monitor army plans to cut National Guard strength. Jo Foss of South Dakota chairs. members include Marvin Griffin Georgia Edmund Muskie of Maine and Milward Simpson of Wyoming. They urged maintaining at least 100000 guards and prior state consultation before reorganizations.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Leroy Collins
Joe Foss
South Dakota
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Milward L. Simpson
Wyoming
Governors Conference
Miami Beach
Adjutants General Assn Meeting Weighs Guard Reorganization
An executive committee member urges attending the Adjutants General Association meeting in Washington on July 14 to analyze the impact of the guard reorganization plan on the states. The special committee is to observe discussions and advise accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adjutants General Assn
States of the Guard
Army engineers award contracts for Mississippi bases
Army Engineers awarded a 202 408 dollar contract to Valley Construction Co of Columbus Mississippi for a 300 seat permanent chapel at Leester Air Force Base Mississippi. In bid opening R A Jensen of Mobile bid 139 998 to add to a training building at Keesler AFB. Frederick T Hoff of Gulfport was second low at 165 393 with a government estimate of 146 071.
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Mobile
Ala
Army Engineers
Valley Construction Co
Columbus
Miss
Leester Air Force Base
R. A. Jensen
Keesler Afb
Frederick T. Hoff
Gulfport
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Drake University
Tulane
Louisiana Department of Hospitals
Vilverstein
Solon
Bedgood’s
Gov. Collins
Special Committees
Collins
Army
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Alexander’s Custom Tailors
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