Overlapping School Bus Costs Across Ouachita Parish
A Morning World survey shows Ouachita Parish and Monroe City school boards operate 28 buses in overlapping areas at about 57 739 dollars annually. Parish transport costs exceed city expenditures despite fewer parish riders, due to driver pay scales under state law.
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Sam Hanna
Morning World
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
City
Supt
W. W. Ward
van Dodom
Parish School Board
City Board
Theegislature
Northeast State College Homecoming Parade Opens 28th Celebration
The Northeast State College Homecoming kicks off with a 10 a.m. parade led by the Chief of the Tribe through downtown West Monroe and Monroe. Parade riders include Homecoming Queen Sandra Edwards Maid of Honor Jeanie Duffey and the Homecoming court atop an Alumni Association float.
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Northeast State College
West Monroe
Monroe
Sandra Edwards
Jeanie Duffey
Alumni Association
Pavers Drive
Riverside
New Bridge
Trenton Street
Old Bridge
DeSiard
Sixth Street
Cuban Charges U S Aiding In Guatemala Plot
At the United Nations Raul Rao charged that U S backed Cuban bombers planned an attack on Cuba or a staged attack on Guatemala. He accused the United Fruit Co and the State Department of organizing planes and an invasion force in Guatemala with over 100 American airmen aiding the effort.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Raul Rao
Guatemala
Cuba
Rao
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Guantanamo
United Fruit Company
U.S. State Department
Guatemalan
White House
U.S
British Deny Macmillan Promised Summit Next Spring
British Foreign Office official denied that Prime Minister Harold Macmillan promised Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev a summit next spring. The denial followed Khrushchev's assertions at a United Nations gathering, with officials stating Macmillan did not accept a Soviet proposal for a special disarmament session.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Harold Macmil
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John Russell
Lord Home
Khrushchev
U.N. Corores Association
Macmillan
H. H. Nobles remembered on birthday with family observance
Ramblin October 9 1960 marks a quiet family observance for H H Nobles who was born in England 82 years ago. He served in the British Navy in youth and moved to the United States in 1907. He managed several New York hotels including the Hotel Shelton.
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H. H. Nobles
Old England
British Isles
United States
New York City
Shelton
Northeast To Seek 1 750 000 Building Funds
The State Board of Education authorized Northeast Louisiana State College to file a preliminary application for 1 750 000 to finance a Student Union and housing for about 300 students. Estimated costs are 800 000 for the Union and 950 000 for housing. a federal agency in Fort Worth will receive the filing. Dr. George T. Walker emphasized the urgent need for more housing and a better student center.
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Northeast Band
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
West Monroe
J. Allan Norris
George T. Walker
Northeast
State Board of Education
Northeast Louisiana State College
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Fort Worth
Tex
Walker
Baton Rouge
Picket Line Clash Sparks Emergency at GE Home Plant
Eleven people were arrested in a picket line clash at General Electric in Schenectady. Mayor Ellis declared a city emergency as 150 non-strikers tried to breach a 3,500-man union picket. Police and state officials discussed assistance as violence and arrests spread to other GE plants.
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Schenectady
N.Y
UPD
General Electric Co
Malcolm Ellis
International Union of Electrical ‘Workers
Neskayuna
Burlington
Pittsfield
Mass
Ellis
Arthur Blessing
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Robert MacCrate
Rockefeller
Harold Calkins
W. S. Ginn
Branch Drowns In Larto Bayou
JENA La AP Robert Lincoln Branch a 41 year old Shreveport paint contractor drowned Friday in Larto Bayou in LaSalle Parish Branch is survived by his widow and three children.
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Jena
Robert Lincoln Branch
Shreveport
Larto Bayou
LaSalle Parish
Branch
Operation Fireside brings seniors social rides weekly
Senior citizens enjoy a social afternoon with dominoes bingo and checkers as Operation Fireside a Red Cross project coordinated by Ouachita Parish chapter of the American Red Cross offers monthly rides and outings. Gray Ladies volunteers noted older people wanted to go for rides and a car pool was organized for one afternoon each month with plans to expand this idea nationally.
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United Givers Fund
Ouachita Parish
American Red Cross
George Rorex
Red Cross
Gremillion Guilty Of Contempt In Federal Hearing
Federal Judge Edwin F. Hunter found Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion guilty of contempt for calling a New Orleans school desegregation hearing a den of iniquity and a kangaroo court. He received a 60 day suspended sentence and 18 months probation. The judge warned against contempt despite heated advocacy and urged humility before the law.
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New Orleans
Edwin F. Hunter
Louisiana Atty
Jack Gremillion
Hunter
Louisiana State University
Gremillion
Wellborn Jack
King Hussein presses against neutralism in Cold War talks
President Eisenhower described his meeting with 26 year old King Hussein of Jordan as very friendly. Hussein said nations may choose their line but there can be no neutrality toward communism, urging the free world versus communism as the greatest destructive force.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
King Hussein of
Jordan
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Hussein
Mideast
Khrushchev Threatens Force for Spring U.N. Summit
Premier Khrushchev warned at a U.N. luncheon that the Soviet Union would use its own force to advance interests outside the United Nations. He pressed for a post election U.S. summit and a General Assembly on disarmament by April, with equal U.N. representation and a four power Berlin status tied to that summit.
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United Nations
N.Y
Khrushchev
USS
West Berlin
U. N. General Assembly
U.S
Geneva
Moscow
Leningrad
Washington
White House
U.N. Correspondents Association
U. N
Berlin
U. S
United States
U S Dismisses Russia Threats Against Arming West Germany
The State Department rejected Moscow's note threatening measures if West Germany is armed with American missiles. It called the Soviet message a distraction from allied Soviet moves, citing threats against Berlin, rocket use, and Khrushchev's conduct at the Geneva talks and in New York.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
West Germany
Moscow
U.S
Lewellyn Thompson
Moscow Radio
Russia
Soviet Union
East Germany
Francis W. Tully
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Homecoming Weather Clears For Northeast State College
Partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures greet Homecoming day at Northeast State College. Forecasters expect a high near 62 with a low around 4, while Friday posted a high of 77 and a low of 65. no rain early last night though thundershower warnings were issued.
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Northeast State College
Soviet Premier May Fly Home First Of Week
New York dispatch reports Khrushchev plans to depart for the Kremlin early next week with two Soviet planes cleared for Idlewski Airport on Monday or Tuesday. Officials anticipate a farewell news conference and a meeting with airport and police authorities on Tuesday.
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New York
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Idlewski International
Khrushchev
Port of
Fifteen Prisoners Escape from Morro Castle in Havana
Fifteen political prisoners escaped Morro Castle Prison in Havana Bay during a pre dawn mass break. A government report said they were aided by a non commissioned officer and four enlisted men on guard duty and tied the escape to a Tuesday invasion force landing in Oriente.
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Havana
UPI
Morro Castle
Havana Bay
Oriente
New Orleans Police Ordered to Shoot to Kill
Police Supt Giarrusso told officers to carry sawed off shotguns and act against robbers. As he spoke, three robberies yielded over 10000 dollars, including 10000 at the J and L Restaurant, and two truck drivers were robbed of 55 and 75. He warned that September robberies were high and vowed forceful action to curb crime.
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New Orleans
Joseph A. Giarusso
J and L
Giarrusso
Nest Egg Inflation Turns Savings Into Chicken Feed
A wry remark notes that rising prices erode personal savings as once sizable nest eggs shrink to chicken feed under current inflation. It humorously contrasts the value of saved money with ongoing price increases.
undecided voters sway after Kennedy Nixon debates
United Press International spot check found voters shifting minds or remaining undecided after the Kennedy Nixon TV clashes. Miami agent James L Slaughter said he moved toward Kennedy while others like Chicago Catholic Dean Petito favored Nixon for experience.
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United Press International
James L. Slaughter
Miami, Fla
Aoe
Nixon
Kennedy
Dean Petito
Chicago
Campaign Fire Blasts In Nixon Kennedy Clash
Nixon accuses Kennedy of woolly Formosa thinking as they clash over defense and Korea. Kennedy warns of a nerve test for the next president and blasts the Eisenhower Nixon record. Debate echoes as television brings the battle to millions across the nation. Kennedy is pressed on Quemoy and Matsu defense.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
White House
Formosa
Korea
Berlin
America
Chicago
Quemoy
Matsu
Rioting Lumumba Loyalists Cause Fatal Harms in Congo
Village officials report at least 35 killed in raids by Baluba tribesmen loyal to Lumumba. UN noted nine African bodies after a Niemba raid. 30 Niembans held. Mobutu may reopen parliament as Ileo government seeks installation.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Elisabethville
United Nations
Niemba
Bukuma
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Joseph Ileo
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John Pavelle
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Harry R. Sowers
Pittsburgh
Sowers
Monroe-West Monroe
Louisiana
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