Soviet Sky Spy Photos Raise Cuba Tension
Khrushchev told former Senator Benton in Moscow that Soviet spies in space were taking pictures of military installations and suggested the U S rely on its own satellites to monitor Cuba. Benton said Khrushchev offered to show photos to Johnson, touching on U S Cuba relations and overflight disputes.
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Rebels Fight Government Forces Near Bakavu In Congo War
Communist backed Congolese rebels clashed with government troops about 20 miles from Bakavu, losing 69 fighters but halting a government column toward their base at Uvira. An airlift of 100 troops reportedly moved toward Albertville, where fighting and uncertainty persisted. Government casualties were three wounded.
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Ask About Our Low 7 Day Rates With Cancellation Privileges
A brief notice invites inquiries about seven day rate plans that include cancellation privileges. It promotes flexible terms and encourages readers to contact for details.
Ouachita Parish Junior High Announces Summer Classes
J R Aiken assistant principal says Nutland Road campus will begin registrations at 8 a m June 1. Summer courses run June 1 through July 31 with a five dollar fee per subject.
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Carter Family Celebrates Two Birthdays in West Monroe
At 209 Powell Street West Monroe the Doyle Carter family marks two birthdays with Betty Carter a Ouachita Vocational School secretary sharing the spotlight with her daughter Judy who will have 14 candles on her cake Judy’s exact candle count was not disclosed by Betty.
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FBI Knows Of Bombers, Post Claims Details in Birmingham bombing identified
The Saturday Evening Post reports FBI officials know the bomber and accomplices behind the Sept 15 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing but lack enough evidence for a conviction. It says Mr X is under constant surveillance while police seek a airtight case and corroborating leads are pursued in one of Birmingham’s most intensive investigations.
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Mr. X
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Jamie Moore
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16Th Street Baptist Church
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George McMillan
McMillan
Ulbricht backs Kremlin policy in Moscow visit
East Germany's Communist chief Walter Ulbricht pledged to follow Kremlin policy and said he came to discuss political problems. He received a ceremonial welcome that was warmer than usual, signaling that something was in the wind though details were unclear.
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Walter Ulbricht
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Barracks Too Small Force West Berlin Lion Mascot Home
Vanguard the lion, mascot of the Army Lions unit in West Berlin, was moved to Hannover Zoo and then to a private owner in London after barracks proved too small. Capt. Frank Adams recalls the lion boosted unit pride and namesake “Lions” in Headquarters Company of the 18th Infantry.
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Hannover
West Germany
Pfe
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Lyle, Wash
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Laotians Strike At Reds In Plains Counterattack
McKeithen addresses LSU class in New Orleans praising the university and urging a vision of progress. He frames the campus as a vehicle for growth and investment in state culture and economy, urging support for expanding LSUNC land use and regional development.
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John McKeithen
Louisiana State University
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Leroy Johnson
LSUNC
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Louis Milliner
Betty
Twenty candidates qualify for Ouachita School Board race
Twenty persons eighteen Democrats and two Republicans have qualified for seven Ouachita Parish School Board seats with a July 25 primary. Albert J. Kelly joins Ward Three. incumbents listed include Finley Buckley Rhone Holloway Lee McBroom Gates Ellen Tolson Long Lee Meachum Franks and Happy McDonald. Republicans Snellings Jr. and Claude Smith also qualified in Ward 10.
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Ouachita Parish
Albert J. Kelly
Democratic Executive Committee
Burt Sperry
George M. Snellings Jr
Sperry
Marvin Shipp
E. M. Finley
C. E. Buckley
Robert Rhone
C. P. Holloway
Arthur L. Finley
William H. Ray
Fred Henry
W. T. McBroom
Wiley J. Gates
Robert Ellen Jr
H. W. Tolson
Edward G. Long
Claude Smith
Holiday Deaths Climb To 114 Across Nation
Traffic fatalities across the nation topped 100 by Friday night as the Memorial Day weekend began, with an initial lull followed by a surge in fatalities later, according to The Associated Press.
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Holiday traffic begins as nation observes long weekend
Thousands of motorists hit the highways for the 78 hour holiday while the National Safety Council forecast full scale travel would not peak until today. The report notes holiday deaths at Flance Traffic 105 Boating 5 Drowning 14 total 1M.
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State Department Meeting Sets Southeast Asia Review
Defense and foreign policy leaders met at the State Department to prepare for a major review of Southeast Asia in Honolulu next week. The session discussed a range of options, U.S. resolve against Communist expansion, and the balance between diplomacy and potential military steps while avoiding a broader ground war with China.
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White House
Johnson City
Tex
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Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
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London
William P. Bundy
Laos
Red China
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North
Viet Nam
Mild Weather Promises Continued Warm Temperatures
The Twin Cities and surrounding area are forecast to stay mild through Sunday with highs in the 80s and a peak around 84. Scattered showers may reach the northwest then drift east to the northeast today and tomorrow, while rainfall remains minimal elsewhere. Winds will be light and variable at about 15 mph with partly cloudy skies.
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Speedy O Long joins Gillis Long in Eighth District race
Speedy O Long, 36, former state senator from the 31st district, files to run against his distant cousin Rep. Gillis Long for the Eighth Congressional District seat. A Tullos native and LSU Law School graduate, Long polled 28 000 votes in the district in a prior race to Gillis Long's 15 000.
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Russell Long
Neutralists Right Forces Hit 2 Areas Frontier Battles North Laos
Laotian government troops pressed the initiative in two sectors against Pathet Lao forces near Muong Soui and Muong Huong as diplomats debated conference plans. Neutralist and rightist units struck west and south of Plaine des Jarres while a 43 member Indiana medical team set up to aid refugees and casualties.
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Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Viet Nam
Thailand
America
Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Laos
Muong Soui
Vientiane
Kham Khong
Muong Huong
Pathet Lao
Mekong River
Paksane
Viet Minh
Indiana
Souvanna Phouma
Nations Back British Plan For Vien tiane Conference
VIENTIANE Laos UPI The United States Thailand and other Western nations accept Britain's proposal for a 14 nation Vien tiane conference of ambassadors from Geneva powers to end the Laotian crisis China opposed the meeting and demanded a foreign ministers gathering in Geneva or Phnom Penh to discuss Laos.
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Laos
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Thailand
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Gee Whiz Attitude as LBJ Returns to Alma Mater
Lyndon B. Johnson spoke at his 1924 Lyndon B. Johnson High School commencement in Johnson City Texas. He reflected on a road from a small Texas town to the White House and urged the 30 graduates to help build the world their children will inherit.
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South Viet Nam
George Reedy
Southeast Asia
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
New
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Austin
Kittie Clyde Leonard
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