Mixed International News From June Dispatches
A roundup reports Nixon to represent Eisenhower at the Philippines Independence Day in Manila on July 4, and White House secretary Hagerty notes the invitation came at Magsaysay’s personal invite. Twining to inspect Russian top secret sites during a seven day visit, including airfields and a reactor plant near Moscow. Japan releases 335 of 1,062 war criminals bound for home by train. many still awaiting pardons. Social Security protection extends to Communist party employees under a legal ruling, ending a long dispute over foreign government affiliations. Iceland election ends with debate over U S strategic air bases. most parties favor removal or retention is thinly split. Sheriff Coci faction loses bid to reorganize Jefferson Parish Democratic executive committee. parliament bills push for a new county government and police jury election. Indian ambassador Menon says Indo-Soviet friendship now feasible as ideological distortions are removed.
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Manila
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Soviet Union
Twining
Air Force
Zhukovsky Air Engineering Academy
Russia
Delegates Named for Fifth District GOP Convention
Delegates to the Republican national convention in San Francisco are James W. Love of Tallulah and John S. Fox of Monroe with alternates Donald B. Fisk of Oak Grove and Kenneth D. Lee of West Monroe. Clark C. Boardman of Monroe elected Presidential Elector from the Fifth District.
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Kenneth D. Lee
West Monroe
Clark C. Boardman
Monroe
Fifth
Two People Hit By Taxi On DeSiard Street
Last night in the 1300 block of DeSiard street two injured persons a man and a woman were struck by a taxi pushing collision. Police identify the taxi driver as John L Pearson a Negro and say he did not see the pedestrians before impact. The woman age around 27 suffered a severe leg injury. Both were taken to Conway Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Conway Memorial Hospital
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Pearson
DeSiard
Wordplay Clues Highlight Subtle Crossword Trickery
Readers dissect letter-spotting tips from a long set of numbered clues on word choices and meanings. The text explores how context and parallel hints affect answers like BELT FELT TALE ROW TEAL TEAM and others, noting nuance in language and usage.
Kremlin envoy plans three day Moscow stay then trip to Helsinki
A Kremlin official and spouse will spend three days in Moscow before flying to Helsinki and Stockholm and returning to Geneva with their four children. He said Russians felt discouraged by the brake issue and worried State Department would reverse its decision to let them go.
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Helsinki
Stockholm
Geneva
Switzerland
Military manpower totals reach 2.84 million in United States
The report lists U S armed forces at 2 835 699 personnel, shy of a 2 850 000 limit. It notes Russia would retain 3 000 000 under arms after a proposed cut and 6 000 000 in its puppet states.
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Mrs. Julia Henry Dies At Archibald
Mrs. Julia Henry, 65, died Friday at Archibald Louisiana. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 34 p.m. at Archibald Church of Christ with Rev. Houston Nichols officiating. Burial in Mangham Cemetery. Survived by husband Jesse Henry, one daughter Nettie Carrington, seven sons, four brothers, 27 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Gay Funeral Home in charge. pallbearers named.
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Nettie Carrington
Pineville
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Oliver Keen
Monroe
Jay Keen
Mangham
Irvin Keen
Herman Keen
Shreveport
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Spring Hill
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Vaughn View
Herbert Richardson
Gay Funeral Home
Ronald Thompson
Jim Allen
Woodrow Phillips
Clayton Phillips
Dennis Hales
Huey Hutson
Moose Legion meets at Monroe lodge with events
Moose Lodge 1714 of Monroe hosts the Louisiana Moose Legion quarterly meeting led by Governor Robert Rhodes. Saturday features a dance, coffee hour Sunday, Bayou Legion ceremonial at 11, buffet luncheon at 1, and a general meeting at 3.
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City Courts Fines In Monroe And West Monroe
In Monroe Judge W M Harper fined Walter L Wallace 100 dollars for illegal use of weapons. Three people were fined 25 dollars each for public drunkenness. L P Calgan received 30 days in city jail on vagrancy. In West Monroe Judge Jasper E Jones fined three people 13 dollars on traffic violations and two people 30 dollars for public drunkenness.
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Walter L. Wallace
L. P. Calgan
Jasper E. Jones
West Monroe
Infant Campbell Rites Set At Kilpatrick Chapel
Funeral services for two day old infant Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Camphbell will be held at Kilpatrick Funeral Home chapel at 9 am Saturday Interment follows at Point cemetery near Point Louisiana The Campbells reside at 423 Wilmuth Monroe.
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State argues sovereign immunity in tidelands dispute
Louisiana attorney general H. P. Gremillion requests dismissal and asserts the United States has no constitutional grant to sue a state. The Justice Department argues Louisiana’s gulf jurisdiction is three miles from shore, while the state claims nine miles. Congress must fix external boundaries, not the Supreme Court. The court is in summer recess and action is not expected until fall.
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Oil Allowable Hiked Slightly in July Totals
Conservation commissioner John B. Hussey set Louisiana's daily oil allowable for July at 738 805 barrels, only 1406 above June. The July total includes an estimated 15 000 barrels of new production across districts Monroe SHreveport Houma Lafayette Lake Charles and New Orleans with district figures listed.
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John B. Hussey
Louisiana
Hussey
Monroe
Shreveport
Houma
Lafayette
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Monroe Residents Visit Switzerland on European Tour
Mrs. M. A. Abington and her daughter Judy, 11, of Monroe, were reported to be in Switzerland Friday. From there they plan to visit Venice and Naples, Italy. They left Monroe for the European tour on June 3 sailing June 6 from New York aboard the Queen Mary and expect to return in late July.
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M. A. Abington
Judy
Monroe
Switzerland
Venice
Naples
Italy
New York
Lawmakers clash over 100000 crime commission funding
In heated remarks lawmakers debate a proposed 100000 appropriation for an attorney general crime investigation. Critics question motives and warn of a potential new commission while supporters defend the need for discretion and evidence before proceeding.
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E. W. Gravelet Jr
Cashio
Steel firms resist union tactics in new contract package
Steel firms say their bid counters the well known union whipsawing tactics. The offer includes a total package rise of over 65 cents an hour across the contract, a direct wage hike averaging 7.3 cents annually, and 52 weeks of layoff pay.
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