Davis Against Demo Walkout in Louisiana Parade
Baton Rouge AP Gov Jimmie Davis said he opposed any walkout at the National Democratic Convention and would favor staying in the convention to preserve bargaining influence. He leads Louisiana's 26 vote delegation and said he remains a Democrat, offering cautious replies on Nixon and Stevenson while noting statewide tidelands concerns. Delegates Perez and Rainach were to be challenged by party leaders after the state central committee urged unity amid possible seating disputes.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Los Angeles
Davis
Stevenson
Louisiana
Tidelands
U. S. Supreme Court
Florida
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Democratic State Central Committee
Camille F. Gravel
Paul Butler
State Central Committee
Leander Perez
William Rainach
Two Die in Light Plane Wreckage Investigated
The wreckage of a light plane recovered two bodies, 33 year old Lawrence of Buchanan Virginia and pilot Robert Pettigrew, 56, of Glen Ellyn Illinois. Pettigrew planned to return the craft to Gary Indiana but failed to reach Gary, triggering FAA notification.
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Buchanan
Robert Pettigrew
Glen Ellyn
Lawrence
Chicago
Pettigrew
Gary
Ind
Federal Aviation Agency
Korean War Anniversary Features Political Upheaval
The article surveys postwar political realignments as Democrats bolster power while Liberal Democrats plan new elections. It notes Socialists doubt a majority but expect gains, a three-way leadership contest among Ikeda Ono and Ishii, and Kishi’s cabinet creating an agency to monitor student and labor unrest. Eisenhower’s Japan trip was canceled amid leftist violence. U.S. propaganda to China and North Korea to be halted, with broadcasts moved to Okinawa transmitters.
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Liberal-Democrats
Liberal-Democratic
Hayato Ikeda
Bamboku Ono
Mitsujiro Ishii
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
U.S
China
North Korea
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Okinawa
Drunken Driving Acquittal Mentioned in Court Motion
The defense said Bruke was acquitted on the driving under the influence charge and that no further action would be pursued regarding the handling of records in the district attorney and clerk’s office. The motion linked to records on the third floor of the courthouse was dropped.
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Court House
Bruke
Monroe river outing noted in city clock and notices
A miscellaneous Monroe area column covers a drive in theatre admission nibble, Crosby family ties with local link, Duke Durham earns Rice PhD, local anglers haul buffalo on Bayou DeSiard, Ouachita river appeal grows, and Bossier Shreveport visitors join Monroe for a weekend river trip.
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Bossier Boat Club
Shreveport
Monroe
Jonesville
Eisenhower Nearing End Of Journey
President Eisenhower moves toward the close of his Pacific itinerary in Honolulu. He praises freedom loving nations and intercultural exchange while urging peace with justice. He plays a fifth round of golf ahead of a ceremony marking his visit.
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Eisenhower
Honolulu
Tornado reports stretch from Pa to N Y as damage grows
Tornado alerts spread across northeast U S as storms move from southern Lancaster County to Reading and New Jersey. A cloud funnel 30 feet wide touched down near farms, lifting a car onto a roof in Sumneytown and destroying structures at a Devon knitting mill. A Schenectady hotel roof and other buildings were ripped apart while a cruise ship ran aground in the St Lawrence River. Debris blocked roads between Glens Falls and Corinth as authorities halted traffic.
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Temple-Berkeley
Reading
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lancaster County
Sumneytown
Devon Knitting
Eshbash
Pennsburg
Glens Falls
N.Y
Schnectady
Rotterdam
Schenectady
Weather Bureau
New
Chicago
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Corinth
Texas Gas Tax Declared Unconstitutional
A Texas judge ruled the new natural gas tax unconstitutional, deeming it an invalid tax on interstate commerce. The ruling affects expected revenue of about 15 million over two years and prompts appeals by the attorney general.
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Texas
Austin, Tex
Roberts
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Bossier Boat Club Picks Unique Weekend Outing
A select outing by the Bossier Boat Club yielded a wise choice that stands unmatched across North Louisiana, proving the value of discerning planning for a standout weekend activity.
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Bossier
Congress urges action to stop Cuba as Soviet beachhead
U S Congress members press the OAS to curb Soviet and Chinese use of Cuba as a base for Communist expansion in the Western Hemisphere. George V Allen warns Cuba opens door to increased Communist penetration. Keating notes Soviet engineers moving toward Cuba to build an airstrip near Matanzas. Castro regime described as a Soviet satellite by Sen Smathers. Secretar y Herter says new evidence will be presented to the Inter-American Peace Committee in August.
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Washington
Congress
Organization of American States
Cuba
U.S. Information Agency
George V. Allen
House
Soviet Union
Kenneth B. Keating
Hemisphere
Keating
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Fidel Castro
Paul C. Rodgers
Central
South America
Christian A Herter
United States
OAS Inter-American Peace Committee
Allen
U.S
Nouthern
Matanzas
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