France Britain clash over Tunisian arms dispute at NATO session
Paris reports say France demanded two U S Britain guarantees on Tunisian arms shipments and warned NATO unity could shatter over Algeria friction. Delegates pressed for another conciliation session next week as Dulles and Pineau planned talks in Washington.
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Hussein strikes back at Egyptian slander drive
King Hussein of Jordan denounces Cairo press and radio attacks as slander. He receives support from Kings Feisal of Iraq and Saud of Saudi Arabia who call the vilification deplorable. The Cairo press claims Hussein ordered army moves to allow US Sixth Fleet access from Israel to save his throne.
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Dossie L Miller Drowning Victim In Union Parish
Marion special report says Dossie L Miller aged about 55 drowned yesterday morning in a farm pond near Marion. Coroner's office ruled suicide after the body was recovered from 12 feet of water. Miller had left home claiming a trip to Farmerville and was found near his cousin Dick Miller's farm. A wheel tied with rope was found around his neck and the body was taken to Kilpatrick's Funeral Home in Farmerville.
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Dick Miller
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Farmerville
Mrs Atkins Dies of Heart Attack at 72 in Monroe
Mrs P M Atkins 72 died suddenly last night at 10 at her home 520 Riverside from a heart attack. Widow of P M Atkins former Monroe Hardware Co owner and Central Savings Bank vice president funeral 3 30 p m at Peters Funeral Home with Rev Wayne Gray and Dr Ernest Holloway. burial Riverside Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Ruth Atkins Dallas Mrs Sam French Dallas Tex Mrs E J Castle Saint Joseph La Mrs E J Seymour Monroe and several nieces and nephews in Monroe Shreveport.
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Monroe
Sam French
Dallas
Tex
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Saint Joseph
E. J. Seymour
Shreveport
Jonesville Man Killed In Wreck
Ernest E. Coley a 27 year old man from Jonesville was killed in a two car collision near Caspiana in northwest Louisiana. State police said he lost control on a rain wet highway and skidded broadside into an oncoming car last night.
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26 Bodies Recovered In Train Crash In France
A speeding lightweight diesel train collided with a switch engine at Chantonnay causing massive casualties. Rescue workers retrieved 26 bodies with more believed trapped. death toll could reach 50 while at least 30 were injured.
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Nantes
Weekend Weather Outlook in Twin Cities and Arkansas
Forecast calls for warm and cloudy conditions in the Twin Cities with partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain. Yesterday reached 73 degrees with a 0.52 inch rainfall. Friday’s high was 78 and low 50. Scattered showers are expected in Arkansas today and tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Notre Dame Upsets Oklahoma 7-0 Ending 47-Game Sooner Run
Notre Dame shocked Oklahoma 7-0 to snap the Sooners 47 game win streak and become the first to shut out Oklahoma in 123 games. Dick Lynch scored the lone TD after an 80 yard drive as Oklahoma clinched the Orange Bowl bid.
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Eisenhower to discuss defense hike with McElroy in Augusta
President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary McElroy plan a Tuesday meeting in Augusta to decide how large a defense spending increase is needed to counter the Soviet space era threat. Wilfred J. McNeil will accompany McElroy from Washington as the fiscal expert.
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Sylvia Porter to Explain Tax Savings Series in The Morning World
The Morning World announces a five part series by Sylvia Porter on legitimate ways to cut income tax before year end. Porter is a regular columnist on the World editorial page and will provide guidance for average taxpayers. Subscriptions are urged to access the full series and other World features.
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Mrs Driskill Crowned Homecoming Queen At Brown Stadium
Carolyn Dark Driskill wife of Northeast State football player Joe Driskill ruled over homecoming festivities. The events culminated with a game between the local Indians and the Louisiana College Wildcats at Brown Stadium. Robert Evans of Olin Mathieson preceded the crowning, naming her queen.
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Robert H. Evans
Joe Driskill
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Mystery Blast Kills Three In Alabama Town
An unexplained explosion killed three sisters and injured a fourth in Huntsville, Alabama. The eight room home of John H Bachman was demolished and the dead were Maude Williams, 73, William Struve, 69, both of Huntsville, and Pearl McFarlin, 74, Detroit. Nora Freeman, 71, Huntsville, was hospitalized in serious condition. Residents speculated the blast resembled rocket motor tests at Redstone Arsenal, though the nearby static testing tower is miles away. Mrs Freeman recalled a flicking memory as reporters gathered details.
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Experts To Probe Crash Of Airliner
In Alameda California on November 16 the Navy announced seven crash experts would fly to the carrier Philippine Sea then return to Long Beach with 19 bodies and wreckage from a Pan American Stratocruiser. The plane carrying 36 passengers and eight crew disappeared November 8 while en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. debris offered no clues. Rear Adm. T A Ahroon stated findings should convince anyone that a midair explosion did not occur.
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Arkansas prison escapee captured after three hour manhunt
A 23 year old prisoner from Arkansas State Penitentiary described as extremely dangerous was captured in South Monroe after a three hour manhunt. He escaped from Warner prison on November 12 after assaulting a guard and stealing a car. He was found hidden in a garden corner by a 12 year old girl as police closed in.
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Fire kills 17 in Moon Glow Hotel blaze in Niagara Falls
A pre dawn fire at the Moonglow Hotel in Niagara Falls claims 17 lives, including 14 children from two Negro families. Fire officials fear the toll could rise as crews comb the 47 room building and recover victims. One 16 year old was critically injured, and the cause is under investigation with a gas furnace suspected.
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Edward H. Potthoff
John J. Dietz
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Laer
United Givers fund short of expected donations
The United Givers drive lags as past donors cut gifts for the coming year. If all complete their personal assignments on Monday, fines may be written to the drive to support 11 important groups that depend on the fund for operating costs. Monroe seeks many new industries.
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United Givers’ Fund
Monroe
Air Force probes space tests for nuclear blast defense
A 16 member team at Kirtland Air Force Base is studying how nuclear explosions might be tested in space to destroy missiles in flight. Col. McPherson Morgan says the work is theoretical but aims to solve blind spots for defending against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Acid Tossed By Teens In Downtown Park Attack
A 27 year old painter Richard Von Rieff was burned in the face after two youths about 15 years old threw a liquid believed to be acid or lye in Lafayette Square New Orleans. He was hospitalized with damage to both eyes and said robbery was not likely the motive as his wallet with $23 remained.
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