Mississippi Governor Eyes Extreme Groups Amid Tense Race Relations
Governor Paul Johnson said Mississippi authorities will monitor all extreme groups including Negro and white factions. He spoke after telephoning President Johnson and Allen Dulles, who urged continued close contact among local, state, and federal levels to curb terrorist activity. Johnson noted possible dangers to civil rights workers and reported increased highway patrol readiness and state surveillance of Neshoba County as investigations continue.
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Jackson
Miss
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Johnson
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Dulles
Ku Klux Klan
Americans For
Neshoba
Philadelphia
Union
New York
Odom Awaits State Report On Southside High School
Monroe City Superintendent Van Odom said the State Department of Education has not yet delivered a survey report on the proposed southside high school. A DOE team led by Mack Avants visited Monroe weeks ago and a Baton Rouge report allegedly recommended the project, but Avants promised a report this week and it was not received by Friday. Odom hopes to have the recommendation before the July 7 school board meeting.
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van Odom
Monroe City
Southside
State Department of Education
Department of Education
Mack Avants
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Odom
Avants
Traffic Docket At Monroe City Court Includes DWI Fines
In Monroe Municipal Court Judge W M Harper presided a docket with two DWI counts. Bernice Lemon was fined 425 dollars and Willie Gibson forfeited a 425 dollar bond. reckless driving and hit and run charges were nolle pressed. Various defendants forfeited bonds on speeding and reckless driving charges, with several fines imposed for improper brakes and no driver's license. Other actions included a 60 day jail term for property damage and nolle prosequies on weapon and simple battery charges.
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W. M Harper
Monroe Municipal Court
Bernice Lemon
Adams St
Willie Gibson
Brown St
Nolle
Gibson
Henrietta Futch
Georgia St
Margaritte Marlow
Rt. 1
Sterlington
Wayne F Rader
Rt. 3
Monroe
Clara Ann Dean
Crescent Dr
J. C. Bover
S. 3Rd St
Cleophis Ethridge
Short
Washington St
Mary Pearl Pratt
Samuel Scott Jr
Bres Ave
A. B. Johnston
Pear St
Johnston
Harper
Alex Lenyear
Jackson St
Melvin Graham
N. 2Nd St
Dayton Lewis
Rear
Madison Parish Sales Tax Bill Signed
Gov McKeithen signed a bill allowing Madison Parish Police Jury to levy a one percent sales tax after voter approval. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Edgar Lancaster, requires a public proposition before collection.
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World Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Madison Parish
John J. McKeithen
McKeithen
Pointe Coupee Parish
Edgar Lancaster
Tallulah
Madison
Italian cruiser Andrea Doria to sail to Tokyo Games
The Italian navy will send its missile-launching cruiser Andrea Doria and the transport Etna with naval academy cadets aboard to the Tokyo Olympic Games this year.
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Rome
Etna
Naval Academy
Speedy Long Opens Eight District Stump Campaign
Alexandria special reports Speedy Long opens his campaign for Congress with a day long tour through Sabine Natchitoches and Winn Parishes. He schedules stops in Converse Pleasant Hill Marthaville Robeline Proven Cal Ashland and Goldonna with a 7 p.m rally in Calvin and plans visits across Avoyelles Grant LaSalle Natchitoches Rapides Sabine Vernon and Winn parishes ahead of the July 25 Democratic primary.
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Alexandria
Speedy
Long
Sabine
Natchitoches
Winn Parishes
Speedy Long
Sabine Parish
Converse
Pleasant Hill
Natchitoches Parish
Marthaville
Robeline
Provencal
Ashland
Goldonna
Calvin
Winn Parish
Avoyelles
Grant, LaSalle
Rapides
Sabine, Vernon and
Winn
Jail Sentence Given For Theft In West Monroe
A West Monroe man was sentenced to six months in jail and two others were fined on charges of theft by Judge John McCormick. The cases included Elizah Lawson 25 jailed for theft of a wheel and tire, Sam Manning fined for theft by check, Melvin Luckett fined for theft, and others for auto theft aggravated battery and speeding. Additional fines ranged up to 300 dollars for reckless driving and 200 for leaving the scene of an accident.
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West Monroe
John McCormick
Elizah Lawson
Magnolia St
Sam Manning
Breard St
Monroe
Melvin McCoy Luckett
Hadley St
Theodore Rivera Ray
Evergreen St
Jimmy Rowland
Estella Mack
Short
Herman St
Rhodie L. Yopp
Brewster St
Ruston
Lois Wilson
Clayton St
Thomas L. Avant
Ridge Ave
Robert J. Butler
Cypress St
Billy R. Golson
Billy W. Roult
Georgia St
Martin Cartlidge
Downsville
John H. de Sadier
George L. Perkins
Robert Franklin
Winnsboro
Willie R. Noble
Start
Louis Beebe
3Rd St
Bobby Davis
Herman G. Williams
Rt. 1
Nolle
How To Keep Well Phobias and eye health guidance
A discussion on phobias describes fear types such as claustrophobia and panophobia and notes the emotional and physical symptoms. It cites that seven out of ten can be helped with psychiatric reconditioning and discusses factors from early life to gender differences. The column also answers a reader query on reddish eyes, advising eye hygiene, sleep, and avoiding irritants.
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R.C
Coroner Lists Eleven Crash Victims in New Orleans
Orleans Parish coroner Dr Nicholas Chetta released 11 more identifications for victims of the Eastern Airlines crash into Lake Pontchartrain. The list brings presumptive identifications to 45 of 58 aboard the Mexico City to New York flight. Names include Allen L. Earl of New Orleans Jules Charles Roberts Shreveport Harry N Truly of Shreveport and others from Nova locations.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Eastern Airlines
Lake Pontchartrain
Parish
Nicholas Chetta
Mexico City
New York
Allen L. Earl
Jules Charles Roberts
Harry N. Truly
Egan
Shreveport
Jack Kerry Bowler
APO
New York City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carolyn Louise Pawlowski
Sanger Ave
Alexandria
Causes of neck hollows swelling and MS psychosomatic question
M L explains neck hollow swelling from enlarged cervical glands or a cervical rib and notes bulging arteries in the upper chest may pulsate. T H denies MS as psychosomatic, calls it a serious neurological disorder and offers a mailed leaflet.
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M. L
High White Blood Count Signals RA Activity or Infection
A raised white blood cell count in rheumatoid arthritis may indicate active disease or the presence of a concurrent infection, signaling that inflammation or immune response is ongoing. Further evaluation is advised to distinguish disease activity from infection and guide treatment.
Brain wave rhythm explains EEG epilepsy detection
R.R. explains how an electroencephalograph detects epilepsy by recording brain wave patterns. Abnormal electrical activity is identified as the indicator of potential seizure activity.
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R.R
Today s Health Hint Dont Wear Sunglasses at Night
A health column warns against wearing sunglasses while driving after dark citing reduced visibility and risk of accidents. It advises using proper nighttime eyewear or none when lighting is adequate and stresses safety over fashion.
Shock frock law risks jail for topless dress in Bulawayo
In Bulawayo Southern Rhodesia a new law could jail a woman for six months for wearing a topless shock frock. A town official noted the law may not apply to traditionally bare-breasted African women.
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Bulawayo
Southern Rhodesia
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