France Seeks Faster U S Arms for Indo China War
Paris dispatch reports France will press Acheson for rapid and plentiful U S gun aid to fight Ho Chi Minh led guerrillas in Indo China. Paris warns of Soviet backed advances threatening Thailand and Burma if aid remains slow, and insists military assistance go through French channels.
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Breed of Canine Puzzle Clue List
The crossword style entry hints at a canine breed named by horizontal and vertical clues. Horizontal features a breed common in Ireland. Vertical references point to adult female dogs and to Australian connections.
Presbyterians Hold Dress Rehearsal for New Building Opening
A dress rehearsal was held at the First Presbyterian Church this morning at 9 30 for the formal opening of the new educational building scheduled for Sunday May 11. The Sunday in-use event will feature the first use of the building with all participants on site at 9 30 for the dress rehearsal.
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Columbia Varsity Crew Averages 180 Pounds Each
Columbia University's varsity crew is reported to average 180 pounds per row and six feet two inches in height. The detail highlights the physical stature of the rowing team as the season proceeds.
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Columbia University
Stubbs Memorial Bible Class Meets at 9:45 a.m.
Frank P. Stubbs Memorial Bible Class will hold its usual Sunday meeting at 9 45 a m in the Paramount theater. James Jones presides and today’s speaker is John Jake Humble whose talks are known for clarity. Music will be provided by Leon Hammonds.
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Jake) Humble
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Monroe Temple to Meet Pythian Sisters Session Monday
Monroe Temple No. 1 Pythian Sisters will meet Monday at 8 p m in Castle Hall 127 1/2 St John street all members urged to attend
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Ouachita Valley Scouts Gear Up for National Jamboree Trip
Arrangements complete for Ouachita Valley Council to send Louisiana’s largest jamboree contingent to the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. Webster says 10 day Valley Forge stay with stops including Lookout Mountain Gettysburg and Washington DC on return. Attakapas Council plans 15 Scouts and one leader to join the trip.
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Scout Jamboree Plans For Camp Ki-Ro-Li June 18 23
The article notes pre jamboree training at Camp Ki Ro Li from June 18 to 23. Scouts attending the jamboree must pay the full jamboree fee by May 25 or be replaced by alternate Scouts.
Red Cross fund drive urged as flood survivors praise aid
A letter from a flood survivor urges giving to the Red Cross and explains how the charity housed fed and clothed his family after the disaster. The Ouachita parish goal is 38500 with over 200 firms yet to be contacted. May 8 and 9 are set for fund drive collection. Syracuse University adds 6000 steel seats at Archbold Stadium for September 23 opener vs Rutgers.
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Louisiana Spends Much More On Free School Lunches
Shreveport Times survey shows Louisiana allocates 9.7 million dollars in state funds for parish lunch programs this year, nearly four times the combined 2.6 million by other states. Federal cash and commodities push Louisiana total well over 16 million.
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Spring Storms Leave Trail of Damage Across Nine States
A vicious spring storm swept through eastern Canada and nine U S states, with gusts up to 100 mph. At least eleven people died, including three in Iowa and Wisconsin, two in Illinois, and one in Nebraska Texas and Ohio, as buildings fell and communication lines tore out. Cooler air followed with heavy precipitation across North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota northern Wisconsin and the Lake Superior region.
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