State Teachers Open Crucial Meet Monday
Louisiana teachers convene in New Orleans as Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar speaks for Gov. Earl Long to urge against a strike over pay raises. The gathering opens informally Sunday night and runs to Wednesday. a strike resolution faces likely defeat in the North Louisiana bloc while Negro teachers hold meetings in Shreveport.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Lether Frazar
Frazar
Earl Long
Supt
C. L. Perry
Caddo Parish
North Louisiana
Louisiana Education Association
Shreveport
Long
Nec
Three Negroes Found Guilty Of Murdering Youth
In Amite Louisiana three men Alfred Faciane and Johnny McMiller were found guilty of murdering 13 year old Berkley Hane during an attempted holdup at his father's store. The jury imposed the death penalty for two and life terms for the third. A fourth suspect Milton Faciane was killed by a shot during the incident.
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Amite
Berkley Hane
Alfred Faciane
Johnny McMiller
New Orleans
Elias Cyprian
Franklinton
Anecdus
Faciane
McMiller
Milton Faciane
Cloudy Skies Forecast With Warmer Temperatures
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures for today. Moderate winds will come from the coast into Northeast Louisiana. Yesterday’s high reached 59 degrees while the low fell to 30.
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Louisiana
Index of sections and topics for the edition
The page lists sections including Class Index 16 21A Oil & Gas 10A Churches 10B Radio TV 14B Edits 4A Sports 13-15A Gard News 12B Theaters 15B. It serves as a contents guide for readers and identifies feature areas within the issue.
Communists Threaten Starvation to End Hungary General Strike
Vienna dispatch reports Soviet rounded up Hungarians for deportation as Budapest workers vow to keep their general strike. Spokesmen demand end to deportations, Soviet troop withdrawal, and Nagy’s return while Red Cross to oversee relief including $20 million in U.S. aid.
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Hungarys
Vienna
Valin Nnenman
Budapest
Janos Kadar
International Red Cross
U. S
United Press
Russell Jones
Jones
Csepel Island
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Kadar
Symphony From New Orleans At Northeast Today
Acclaimed conductor AlexanderHilsberg will lead the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra in a 3 p.m. concert today at Brown Auditorium on the Northeast State campus Monroe. The 87 member ensemble tours under college sponsorship, with much of its recent fame tied to Hilsberg's leadership and prior role with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Symphony From
New Orleans
Alexander Hilsberg
New Orleans Symphony Orchestra
Brown Auditorium
Northeast State
Monroe
The
College
New Orleans Orchestra
Hilsberg
Philadelphia Orchestra
Texas ranks third in industrial employment says board chair
H C Pittman Jr of Austin told lawyers at Borger legal institute that Texas tops in industrial employment but workers compensation laws remain 1913 model. He said the current system is inadequate to meet modern needs and called for reform.
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Borger
Tex
Texas
North Plains
H. C. Pittman, Jr
Austin
Texas Industrial Accident Board
Borger Bar
State Bar of Texas
Texas Workmen's Com
Iowa Hawks Clinch Rose Bowl Bid With Ohio State Win
Iowa defeated Ohio State 6-0 to secure a Rose Bowl berth and a share of the Big Ten title. Kenny Ploen connected with Jim Gibbons on a 17 yard scoring pass after a 63 yard drive. Minnesota upset Michigan State 14-13 while Michigan faces Ohio State next week.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Kenny Ploen
Jim Gibbons
Michigan
Min
Nesota
Iowa City
OSU
Pasadena
Buckeye
Associated Press
Minnesota
Michigan State
Michi
UN Secretary Reaches Accord With Nasser
Dag Hammarskjold and Gamal Abdel Nasser ended two days of talks with a hopeful accord on UNEF operations in Egypt. Soldiers from Yugoslavia Norway and Denmark joined the peace mission raising UNEF to 390 troops. Officials expect force action possibly by Wednesday after Burns arrives. British and French nationals are under house arrest for protection.
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London
Cairo
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Israel
Abu Suweir
UNEF
Suez Canal Zone
Un-Egypt
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
New York
Oak Grove Man Killed In Highway 165 Crash
Louis Mariche, 48, a Oak Grove cook and father of four, died after a two vehicle collision on Highway 165 1.7 miles north of Monroe. John G. Edwards and his wife Hattie Edwards were injured. an unidentified truck was reported as being involved.
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Louis Mariche
Oak Grove
Conway Memorial Hospital
Monroe
John G. Edwards
Hattie Edwards
Pioneer Man 65 Critically Burned In Home Fire
A 65 year old Pioneer man named Bill Boutner was severely burned in a house fire at his Route 1 home early Saturday around 4 a.m. He was taken to Conway Memorial Hospital in critical condition after the blaze caused by a exploding butane gas heater. He lives alone and was treated at the hospital yesterday.
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Bill Boutner
Conway Memorial Hospital
Boutner
Route 1
Pioneer
Conway
Russia asks summit talks on open skies proposal
President Eisenhower orders study of new Soviet disarmament proposals hoping for fresh openings. Ambassador Bohlen delivers Moscow text and Bulganin backs a Big Four plus India summit not including Red China to discuss open skies. Hagerty confirms White House will review full text.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Bulganin
Britain
France
India
China
Red China
United Fund Need Remains Large in Quachita Parish
Walter Kellogg urged Quachita Parish residents to reflect on the United Givers Fund drive as more than publicity. He noted agencies rely on public support to fund essential community services and called for continued contributions to meet the quota.
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Walter Kellogg
United Givers Fund
Quachita Parish
United Fund
Kellogg
Good Samaritan in Monroe Nursing Home
An aged Monroe nursing home resident, aided by a homemade crutch, continues her daily rounds aiding others, embodying the biblical teaching of serving those in need. Her steadfast ministry inspires staff and residents as she travels through rooms each day.
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Monroe
Stranded Ship Toll Now At 200 Strike Costs Put At 20 Million Per Day
A 200-ship strike ties up ports from Maine to Texas costing 20 million dollars daily. Mediation fails as leaders say no near-term settlement. a new session is set for Monday. The walkout disrupts transatlantic travel and Caribbean cruises. Officials warn of broader impacts on West Coast and Hawaii amid Suez crisis aftermath.
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New York
Maine
Texas
U.S. Maritime Administration
Washington
West Coast
Hawaiian
New York Board of Trade
Eisenhower
Taft
Anti Communist Revolt Flares In North Indochina
Reports from Hanoi quoted by Nhan Dan describe a popular uprising against Ho Chi Minh’s Communist rule in Red North Viet Nam. The toll includes many killed and wounded among rebels and Communist soldiers as Chou En Lai planned a visit to the region.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
French News Agency
AFP
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
the People
Ho Chi Minh
North
Asia
Europe
North Viet Nam
Chou En-lai
If Convention Had Been Called 21 Delegates Friendly
Final unofficial returns show Gov. Earl Long would have held about 41 delegates from a pool of 327 names for a 121 member constitutional convention. Voters rejected the 1957 convention by nearly six to one, with eight known delegates among the final list and many Long supporters.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Long
Highway
Oscar Guidry
John Nick Brown
A. O. Rappelet
Walter Chachere
House
George W. Hardy Jr
Shreveport
States Rights Party to Field Candidates in Louisiana
States Rights leader Robert Chandler said the party voted to continue operations and enter candidates in state and local offices. He stated incumbents not acting in line with constitutional provisions or Louisiana interests would face challenges.
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Shreveport
Robert Chandler
Louisiana
College president grants week vacation at NLSC
Lewis Slater announced that after the India Tech victory last night the entire Northeast student body will have holidays next week through Monday November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Slater
la. Tech
Soviet union calls for summit on disarmament with limited open skies talks
Moscow proposes a summit on disarmament to discuss limited application of Eisenhower open skies. Plan would allow survey flights within 500 miles of borders. Russia calls for destruction of all H bomb and air bomb stockpiles within two years and an immediate ban on nuclear tests. Khrushchev condemns imperialists while Gomulka receives a reception.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio Tonight
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Washington
White House
U. S
Paris
Europe
ATO
Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Geneva
United States
Russia
Bulganin
Britain
France
India
China
Moscow Radio
Nikita S&s. Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Khrushchev
NATO
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the United Way
Traiskirchen
Austria
Central Committee
James C. Hagerty
George DeGroat
Sam Bergsted
Los Angeles
Calif
Emma Maizlishe
Maizlishe
Emma Loverlgn
Ramblin
Indochina
NLSC
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