Ella Swings From Coast Fury Grows In Hurricanes Off Carolina
Hurricane Ella intensified to severe status off the Carolinas with 120 mph winds and 12 foot waves. The storm shifted away from shore while Navy vessels and planes stayed on standby. Four lives feared as two fishermen and a search for the Esther Pearl continued amid gusts and near eye conditions.
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Wilmington
N. C
Ella
Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Nags Head
Georgetown
S.C
Cape Hatteras
South Carolia
Edward Carter
Vernon Veach
Coast Guard
Esther Pearl
U.N. Moves To Oust Nationalists. Invite Communist China
The Soviet Union advances a resolution to remove the Chinese Nationalists from all U.N. organs and invite the Chinese Communists to occupy China's seats in all U.N. bodies. The United States expects a wider margin against the move at the 109 nation assembly. An Assembly meeting is set for Monday.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
U.S
China
U.N
Organizations pledge monthly pay to United Givers Fund
All employees and executives at listed organizations pledged at least one hour per month for 12 months to UGF earning gold or silver plaques. Silverstein notes 70 percent participation as over the threshold. Belk Gallant Ark & La Mo R R remains listed among the qualifying groups.
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United Givers Fund
UGF
Silverstein’s
Belk - Gallant Ark
la. Mo
R.R
Door Whips Open Fatal Plane Door Incident
A rear door opened midflight over Connecticut, hurling a stewardess from Allegheny Airlines Flight en route from Washington to Providence with stops in Philadelphia and Windsor Locks. Francoise de Moliere, a 26 month employee from Paris, was found dead in Farming after the crash scene damage.
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Hartford
Farming
Washington
Providence
United Air Lines
Shelby
N.C
Huntsman Gaylord Roberts Rumored Successful In Lafourche Swamp
Dorothy Roberts Fri day recounts her husband Gaylord Roberts shooting five squirrels on Friday and seven the day before in Lafourche swamp near the Jonesboro Road. She notes dangers from rattlers and water moccasins discouraged further trips.
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Dorothy Roberts
West Monroe
Husband Gaylord
Lafourche Swamp
Jonesboro Road
Lafourche
Dorothy
Birthday shout for Robert N McMullen at college
A Northeast Louisiana State College senior in general agriculture turns 21 today. His fiancee Ann Hobgood has a special day planned, with a possible addition to his menagerie. Continued on page 8-A.
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Robert N. McMullen
Robert
Northeast Louisiana State College
Ann Hobgood
Pie Proves Downfall False Alarm Calls Traced To Girl
Police traced alarming two month long prank calls to 7 year old Linda Terwilliger of San Diego. The girl, who enjoys chocolate pie, prompted investigators after a Burroughs Corp employee offered pie for the address. She and other children were playing house when the calls occurred. Linda’s mother says she was appropriately punished.
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San Diego
Calif
Burroughs Corp
Burroughs
Linda Terwilliger
Linda
State Budget Revenue Near Estimates Amid Quarter Review
Baton Rouge AP Chairman William Cleveland of the Legislative Budget Committee said revenue in the first quarter came within a few thousand dollars of estimates. He noted three more months are needed to confirm a trend in tax inflows. The panel, after a closed meeting, postponed action on parish school board budgets pending audits by state officials.
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Baton Rouge
William Cleveland
Legislative Budget Committee
Sen. Cleveland
Crowley
Budget Committee
Cleveland
Jimmie H. Davis
Concordia
Jackson
St. Helena
St. Bernard
J. B. Lancaster
Plaquemines ‘Parish
Ascension Parish
Atlas F missile flight tests decoy warhead tracking tactics
An Atlas F missile launched from Cape Canaveral completed a 5000 mile test flight spraying decoy warheads toward Ascension Island to study guidance propulsion and the ability to distinguish decoys from the real warhead. The test aimed to refine penetration aids and enhance Nike Zeus antimissile considerations.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
United States
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
Weather forecast calls for mild conditions and warm weekend
The weatherman predicts mild today with partly cloudy skies. Friday reached a high of 85 and a low of 47 degrees. Today's outlook shows a high between 82 and 86 and a low between 50 and 55 degrees.
Red China reports Indian forces launch large frontier attacks
The American dispatch cites New China News Agency claiming Indian troops backed by heavy artillery struck Chinese positions in the Kechilang River area and in northern region near Sinkiang. It says Chinese forces suffered heavy losses and Delhi pushes the line beyond MacMahon. The agency also frames US as China's co-enemy.
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Tokyo
Red China
New
Red
China
Kechilang River
India
Sinkiang
Chip Chap
MacMahon
Communist New China
Mac- Mahon Line
United States
What to do Until the Sitter Comes
A satirical column notes an emergency guide for mothers may carry that title. An etymologist explains callow once meant bald, joking on Ike and the Kennedy era. The piece reflects a citizen torn between voting for or against both candidates amid social clashes. In Ohio a high school girl resists gym shorts claiming the knee is immoral. elsewhere knees are deemed knobby.
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Ohio
AGC backs bond issue at Louisiana convention
Ray Burgess urged Louisiana Associated General Contractors to mobilize votes for a $60 million highway bond on the November 6 ballot. The AGC adopted a unanimous resolution in support and elected Jack Terrill as president.
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Louisiana Associated General Contractors
Jack Terrill
Shreveport
Edward Welsch
New Orleans
Sam Hanna
World
Ray Burgess
Enartment of Hiehuave
Epee Wanes VV
Saibnway CO
Burgess
AGC
Vlew
Education
Shelby M. Jackson
Louisiana
Gates
Ronnie Terral
Farmerville
Terrill
Charles Rollins
Frank A. Barber
Baton Rouge
Bayou’ DeSiard Country Club
T. T. Fields
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana Public Service Commission
William J. Dodd
State Board of Education
Robert F. Kennon
W. L. Howard
Monroe
Holiday Inn
Highway Department
James Wactor Escapes Prison
A statewide alert was issued for James Lee Wactor a 25 year old convict who escaped from a New Orleans hospital while being treated for a fractured skull after transfer from Angola. Wactor was convicted in Monroe in 1960 for aggravated rape and burglary and is a native of McComb Mississippi. He was arrested November 1 1959 and held on those charges.
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New Orleans
Monroe
James Lee Wactor
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola
Wacer
McComb
Miss
Today's Chuckle Obstacles What We See When Eyes Slip Off Goals
A lighthearted reflection on the slips and misdirections that occur when pursuing goals. The piece notes common mental stumbling blocks and suggests staying focused despite everyday distractions.
U S Plans Beacon Satellite Launch Next Tuesday
Defense Department to loft the ANNA beacon satellite to measure the earth more accurately. Officials invite foreign nations including the Soviet Union to observe and share results as scientists debate data dissemination and precise ground tracking will locate ANNA six miles up.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
Earth
ANNA
Army
Navy
Air Force
NASA
Soviet Union
Defense
U.S
Court halts Mississippi actions against desegregation at Ole Miss
The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals orders Mississippi and officials to stop any interference with the University of Mississippi desegregation. Five of seven judges support the injunction requested by the Justice Department, while dissents warn about naming the state as a party. The ruling targets arrest attempts against James Meredith and bars officials from pursuing such actions.
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Atlanta
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Elbert P. Tuttle
Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U S Pulls Out Units At Oxford
The Army announced withdrawal of 3 500 regulars and Mississippi National Guard troops, leaving about 500 regulars in Oxford Mississippi. The 108th Armored Cavalry Regiment will be released from active duty at midnight Tuesday as guards return to civilian life. Brig Gen Charles Billingslea will hand command to Col Lucien F Keller at Fort Benning.
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Oxford
Miss
Regular
Mississippi National Guard
Mississippi-Tennessee
University of Mississippi
108Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Tupelo
2Nd Battle Group
23Rd Infantry
2Nd Infantry Division
Ft. Benning
Ft. Hood
Tex
716Th Military Police Battalion
Ft. Dix
N. J
716Th
Military Police
Charles Billingslea
Lucien F. Keller
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Rockford
Ill
Jes’ Ramblin
Happy
Pie
Ole Miss
Ben Bradford
Atlas
Soaper
Ike
Kennedy
James Wactor
Meredith
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