Brazil's New Leader Claims Total Victory
Brazil's new strong man Henrique T. Lott announced a preventive revolution victory after the army ousted acting President Carlos Luz and installed Nereu Ramos as president. Luz and Eduardo Gomes conceded. Gomes returned with officers. Censorship in Rio was lifted and reports said the bloodless coup was a success.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Henrique T. Lott
Brazil
Lott
Army
Carlos Luz
Nereu Ramos
Luz
Eduardo Gomes
Santos
Almirante Tamandare
Rio
Gomes
Cumbria
Vasco Alves Secco
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Congress
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Juscelino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
New Monroe Hospital Names 1956 Staff Officers
Monroe hospital officials announced the 1956 staff officers and executive committee members. Dr James E Walsworth becomes chief of staff with Dr W B Liles as vice chief and Dr W E Jones as secretary. The executive committee includes Drs Walsworth Haydn Cutler Rizzo and Morgan Simonton.
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St. Francis Hospital
James E. Walsworth
W. B. Liles
W. E. Jones
Dr. Walsworth
F. P. Rizzo
Walsworth
Haydn Cutler
Rizzo
Morgan Simonton
Simonton
H. E. Guerriero
Continued Warm Weather Persists in the South
Northeast Louisiana remains warm with widely scattered showers through Monday. A cold front slows in the Midwest as Arkansas eases cooler in the northwest by late Sunday. Selman Field reported a Saturday high of 86 and low of 59.
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Louisiana
Treme
Midwest
South
Sennen
Arkansas
Selman Field
Classified Index of Newspaper Sections
The page lists section codes and topics for the issue including INDEX Class 14 194 Oil Gas 8A Churches 14B Radio TV 16B Editorials 4A Sports 11-144 Gard News 15B Theaters 17B, guiding readers to stories and notices within the paper.
Faure Wins Fifth Confidence Vote in French Assembly
Premier Edgar Faure survives a tight 185 to 247 confidence tally in Paris as he backs December elections and faces Communist support. The session follows Mme Rene Coty’s death, with President Coty urging continuation of the vote amid mourning.
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Premier Faure
Paris
Edgar Faure
France
National Assembly
Faure
Pierre Mendes- France
Mme
Rene Coty
Assembly
Mme. Coty
Coty
Radical Socialist Party
Exemptions For New Industries Draw Fire In Louisiana Panel
During a televised governor candidate panel Louisiana officials faced questions on a proposed 10 year tax exemption for new industries. Cap Barham and other candidates argued the policy unfairly burdens established firms and urged repeal or shortening of the exemption. The program also covered the right to work law as viewers phoned in questions.
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Cap Barham
Louisiana League
Louisiana
Francis Grevemberg
James McLemore
Chep Morrison
Barham
Fudicker
Preaus
Grevemburg
Khrushchev Discusses Soviet Bomber Range With Press
Khrushchev told foreign correspondents in Moscow that the USSR’s new twin jet medium bomber has a range sufficient to reach London northern Europe North Africa and Turkey. In a casual reception honoring Norway’s Premier Torhardsen he also commented on French politics and world communism.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
U.S.S.R
London
Europe
North Africa
Turkey
Einar Torhardsen
Norway
Separated Twins Rejoin Parents in Chicago Return
The Andrews girls Sia mese twins Christine Mary and Deborah Marie were released to their parents in Chicago after separate hospital discharges. Christine Mary left Mercy Hospital last night following months of monitoring after an April 21 surgery. Deborah Marie was released in July and both had undergone extensive brain tests showing no essential changes.
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Chicago
Andrews
Christine Mary
Mercy Hospital
Deborah Marie
Wilfred Andrews
Birth of West German Army Prompts Rebirth Of Streitkraefte
In Bonn on November 12 Defense Minister Theodor Blank presided over the oath of loyalty for the first 101 men of a planned 500,000 strong Streitkraefte. The ceremony in a bare garage featured a red carpet and an iron cross, with veterans among the pledging officers.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Theodor Blank
Streitkraefte
Bunting
Blank
United States Army
Sagebrush deaths rise to twenty one with two more fatalities
Army officials report during Exercise Sagebrush in western Louisiana one soldier died when his parachute failed and another died in a tank accident. PFC Louis L. Larson of Princeton New Jersey with the 82nd Airborne was killed when his chute did not open. PFC Peter F. Magnier of Fleming New Jersey with the 4th Armored Division died after a tank track flew off and struck him. Total deaths in the exercise reached 21 since November 1.
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Fort Polk
Louisiana
Louis L. Larson
Princeton
N. J
82Nd Airborne Division
Peter F. Magnier
Fleming
4Th Armored
Texas Man Drowns at Cross Lake in Louisiana
Lake patrolmen pulled the body of A. C. Rhody, 52, of Greggston, Texas, from Cross Lake on November 12 after he toppled into the water while attempting to change seats in an operating outboard motorboat. The body was found about a mile north of the point where he fell in.
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Shreveport
Lake
A. C. Rhody
Greggston
Tex
Cross Lake
Rhody
Landslide kills three in Nicolet Quebec City disaster
A landslide caused by undermined water currents toppled multiple buildings into the Nicolet River in Nicolet Quebec. Three people died, including a two month old child, with fires, collapsed structures, and telephone lines cut. Brother Hermangilde of the Chretiennes School for Boys among the dead.
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Quebec City
Nicolet, Que
Bishop’s Palace
Nicolet
Hermangilde
The
Chretiennes School For Boys
Senators Press DOJ Over Dixon Yates Witness Probe
Democratic senators accused the Justice Department of not pursuing evidence of witness tampering in the Dixon Yates matter. Assistant Attorney General Warren Olney III said there was no crime and little chance of proving one. Kefauver reopened Dixon Yates hearings amid the Tennessee Valley Authority power contract controversy.
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Washington
Justice Department
Dixon-Yates
Warren Olney III
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Eisenhower Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kefauver
Tennessee
Dixon - Yates
Frederick Kellogg
University of Mississippi
School of Engineering
Securities
Virginia private schools urged to block desegregation plan
Virginia leaders urge using state funds to educate white and Black children in private schools to thwart public school integration. Gov. Stanley’s Education Study Commission calls for amending the state constitution to allow funding private schooling and for local boards to assign students to best serve welfare.
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Virginia
Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
Education Study Commission
Guatemala in Color Shown by Monroe Explorers Club at Hotel Virginia
The Monroe Explorers' Club screens Guatemala in color at Hotel Virginia Tuesday November 15 at 8 p.m. This marks the group's second film program of the season. Roy Whipple, long successful in business, has retired early to travel and explore new lands, sharing his journeys as lecturer through his Casa del Cielo residence.
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Monroe Explorers’ Club
Guatemala
Virginia
Roy Whipple
Costliest Maneuvers Army Budgets Five Million For Sagebrush
The Sagebrush mock ground air battle covers seven million Louisiana acres and costs over 5.27 million dollars beyond regular operations. Army figures cite transport, highway and bridge reinforcement, land use, fuel, and communications as major items. General Weyland jokes it resembles a Louisiana Purchase but costs far less than that historic sum. The air phase is integrated with routine training and not separately itemized.
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Washington
Louisiana
Otto P. Weyland
Weyland
United States
France
Army
Pentagon
Big 3 Agree on United Action in Middle East
In Geneva the United States Britain and France reach accord to enforce postwar Middle East peace with possible diplomatic economic and military sanctions. Dulles and Macmillan with de Margerie agree to tighter policy coordination to curb Kremlin influence. Pinay absent for Assembly session.
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Big 3
United Action
Middle East
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Roland de Margerie
Mideast
Kremlin
de Margerie
Antoine Pinay
Paris
Governor Escorts Margaret Truman at Princeton Yale Game
New Jersey Governor Robert Meyner escorted Margaret Truman to the Princeton Yale football game at Palmer Stadium Princeton. They arrived in the presidential box a few minutes before kickoff and were quickly surrounded by photographers highlighting their presence.
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Princeton
N. J
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Margaret Truman
Palmer Stadium
Harold W. Dodds
West and Russia Put Disarmament Back to U N
At Geneva on November 12 the four foreign ministers agreed to have experts craft a UN backed disarmament framework to be considered when the conference ends next Wednesday. They failed to issue a joint communique but signaled continued talks in the United Nations. Molotov planned private talks with Dulles at headquarters Sunday morning.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
New York
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Molotov
Plans Return To Work Gettysburg Office For Ike
President Eisenhower resumed outdoor activity at the White House green after his heart attack and announced plans to open an office in Gettysburg Pennsylvania near his farm. He spent time on the south lawn with his son Army Major John S. Eisenhower and had not swung a club since September.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Army
John S. Eisenhower
John
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Jes’ Ramblin
Casa del Cielo
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