West Powers Bar Soviet Armored Cars in Berlin Ceremony
Western powers plan to bar Soviet armored cars from transporting Russian honor guards to the Soviet war memorial in West Berlin. The move, supported by the French chair of the Berlin command, could force the Soviets to use a bus again, amid ongoing Berlin tensions and Russian military buildup in East Germany.
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Uraay
West Berlin
France
Threepower Berlin Kommandatura
Berlin
East Germany
Tiergarten Park
Sandkrug Bridge
U. S
Charlie
War Memorial
Triche Seeks Probe of Offshore Oil Leases
Louisiana Representative Risley Triche says he will ask the tidelands committee to investigate offshore leases in zone one to ensure proper operations and diligent development of state minerals. The committee meets with the Louisiana Mineral Board to discuss zone two federal state lease sales on Oct 9 and zone one state leasing on Oct 25.
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Triche
Tidelands Committee
Louisiana Mineral Board
Jimmie H. Davis
Tidelands
Mineral Board
Louisiana
Directors Tour Local Agencies For United Givers Fund
United Givers Fund board plans on the spot tours of its 12 local member agencies over two weeks to observe programs and operations. Tours start Sept 11 with American Red Cross Salvation Army and Colored Community Welfare and continue Sept 13 18 and 20. Open House events run Sept 17 through 21.
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United Givers Fund
Fred Beckett
American Red Cross
Salvation Army and
Colored Community Welfare
Ouachita Association For Retarded Children
Northeast
Louisiana Association For Mental Health
Twin Cities
YWCA
Boy, Scouts of America
Monroe Area
West Monroe
D. C. Bernhardt
D. V. Loflin
Gordy Roy
Benton Wakefeld
Italy Deports De Gaulle Foe
Georges Bidault once French prime minister and anti De Gaulle figure was found in Italy and escorted out. He was sent to an undisclosed destination amid speculation he preferred a sea or air departure to avoid arrest at the French border or expulsion from neighboring countries.
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Rome
Georges Bidault
France
National Resistance Council
Italy
Spain
French
Switzerland
Austria
Ramblin James Hoffpauir Loses Billfold Near Ouachita River
James N. Hoffpauir visiting West Monroe. he reports losing a billfold Saturday morning near the new bridge and railroad bridge on the east Ouachita River. The wallet contains about $70 and valuable papers. a reward is offered. Contact Hoffpauir at the Herbert.
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James N. Hoffpauir
41St St
Port Arthur
Tex
New Bridge
Ouachita River
Hoffpauir
West Monroe
Ohio Beauty Crowned Miss America 1963
Jacquelyn Mayer of Ohio, a Northwestern University student, was crowned Miss America 1963 in Atlantic City. The 20 year old shared the stage with finalists from Wisconsin Texas South Carolina Hawaii and more as she plans a theater career after completing her education. Her win followed a week of pageant events and a warm audience reaction.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Ohio
Jackie
Northwestern University
Maria Beale Fletcher
Asheville
N.C
Austria
Northwestern
Huron
Miss Ghia
Miss Fletcher
Wisconsin
Joan Mary Enghe
Texas
Penny Lee Rudd
South Carolina
Evelyn Keith Ellis
Hawaii
Patricia Lei Anderson
Jack
Mayer
Sandusky
Jim
Beth
Bombs Found At Marrero Church Desegregation Pageant
Three live bombs were found Saturday night at St Joseph the Worker Church in Marrero near New Orleans. Jefferson Parish officers planned to detonate them after removing the devices. The incident follows desegregation of the church school where five Black children attend.
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New Orleans
Marrero
Jefferson Parish
A. J. Scardino
St. Joseph the Worker
Mississippi River
Harvey
Westwego
Vaccinations Advised for Expected Asian Flu Wave
The American Medical Association urged vaccination for those over 45 as a third wave of Asian flu A-2 was predicted for the 1962-63 winter. Health officials noted prior epidemics caused about 90,000 deaths, with 59,000 excess deaths in 1957-58 and 26,700 in 1959-60.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
National Advisory Committee On
U. S
United States
Russia
Ben Bella's Troops Seize Algiers Front as Guerrillas Withdraw
Thousands of regular army troops led by Col Boumedienne entered the Algiers region from Blida after a demilitarization deal with Ben Bella's Political Bureau. Guerrilla commanders griped of political trickery as Boumedienne's force moved toward the capital and the National Assembly election date was set for Sept 20.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Houari Boumedienne
Blida
Boumedienne
Wilaya (Zone) No. 4
Ben Bella
Trooper dies after fog struck on Louisiana highway
State Trooper Rudolph H. Miller, 35, died from injuries after a car struck him while he filed a ticket and helped a stopped pulpwood truck on U S Highway 5 near Kentwood. Henry H. Sheffield, 19, was charged with negligent homicide. Gardener, Magnolia, Miss., faced intoxicated driving and simple escape charges. Miller resided in Amite. funeral at St Helena Catholic Church.
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Independence
Rudolph H. Miller
Here
Henry H. Sheffield
Kentwood
Miller
Phala
Aubrey L. Bethel
U.s.highway 5
Amite
Hammond
Seventh Ward
F. A. Sheffield
J. Lee Gardner
Magnolia
Miss. Gardner
Sgt. Bethel
St. Helena Catholic Church
Rescue risky feat saves two marooned fishermen
Two Newark men John MecClary and Keith Overson were stranded six days on a sandspit in the middle fork of the San Joaquin River canyon. After a three day rescue by climbers, a rubber raft, and a helicopter, they were rescued in good condition and flown to Fresno. Overson, a Hayward elementary school vice principal, had missed teaching earlier in the week.
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Madera
Calif
John MecClary
Keith Overson
Newark
San Joaquin River
Overson
Hayward
Air Force
Fresno
Ellender Sees Cuban Uprising in Making
Senator Allen J. Ellender warned that a full-scale counter revolution against Fidel Castro may be forming in Cuba. He cited reports of sabotage and a worsening economic situation as factors underpinning his view. Democratic leaders awaited White House reaction on a Formosa-type resolution empowering action toward Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Fidel Castro
Cuba
New Orleans
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Outlook Today Stays Routine
The forecast remains routine with partly cloudy to cloudy skies today. Highs reach 86 to 93 degrees and tonight's low is 70 to 76 with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. Saturday's high and low were 89 and 67 under mostly cloudy skies.
Senator Soaper Sums Up Jabs on Modern Life
The quipster muses on a future president dancing the Mashed Potato, a bust of wealth and poverty, a home where a TV outage goes unnoticed, and space traffic prompting new capsule indicators.
Atlas Rocket Tests For Orbit Flight Success
CAPE CANAVERAL AP S A silvery Atlas rocket passed a major static firing test on Saturday boosting hopes for astronaut Walter M Schirra to fly a multi orbit mission within a month The test revived the propulsion system while the missile stayed on the pad Officials called the workout beautiful and said it strengthened plans for Schirras Sept 25 launch aiming for more than 17000 mph six orbits and a mid Pacific Ocean landing
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Cape Canaveral
Aps
Walter M. Schirra
America
Schirra
Earth
mid-Pacific Ocean
Smokey the Bear Gets Bride at National Zoo Welcome
At the National Zoo in Washington a tranquilized 18 month old goldend bear named Goldie arrived from New Mexico for Smokey the bears planned mate. Zoo director Dr T H Reed said the pair will be kept separate initially and may take weeks or months to acclimate before starting a family. Forest Service chief Edward P Cliff praised Smokey’s work and hoped his image would endure through offspring.
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Washington
Smokey the Bear
Goldie
National Zoo
Smokey
New Mexico
Indianapolis
T. H. Reed
Reed
Edward P. Cliff
Forest Service
Rains Cause Five Deaths In Accidents In Texas
Weather battered Texas with flash floods that damaged about 130 homes in Richland Hills and 75 homes around Flood Bend. Fatal accidents from storms claimed two lives near Fort Worth, while a Sabine Pass rescue involved six mariners in distress.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Sabine Pass
Cleburne
Forth Worth
Richland Hills
Trinity River
Dallas
Beaumont
Coast Guard
Houston Pilot Boat No. 1
Caribbean GI buildup is denied by Defense Department
The Defense Department denied reports of a troop buildup in the Panama Canal Zone and Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Officials cited ongoing operations in Honduras and earlier plans for Canal Zone mobilization, noting no net increase in total personnel.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Guantanamo Naval
Cuba
Miami
Caribbean
Honduras
Canal Zone
Quarry Heights
Panama
Caribbean Command
Colombia
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
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