Soviet Warns U.S. on Cuba Attack Berlin Talks Delayed
The Soviet Union warned the United States against attacking Cuba and said it would delay Berlin negotiations until after the November U.S. elections. Tass quoted officials saying aggression could trigger nuclear war and that a peace bargain must await the vote.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Berlin
U.S
Tass
Iowa
Kennedy
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Soblen Dies After Brain Damage From Convulsions
London based report says Dr Robert Soblen a 61 year old New York psychiatrist and Soviet spy died at Hillingdon Hospital after a five day coma caused by brain damage from barbiturate overdose taken to avoid deportation. His wife Dina and attorney Solomon Kaufman were present.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
United States
New York
Hillingdon Hospital
Dina
U.S
Solomon Kaufman
C. G. Barnes
Soblen
Barnes
Russia
William B. Herlands
Israel
Britain
Voters Decide In Key Primaries Across Eight States
Voters head to polls in New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Wisconsin Minnesota Utah Washington Arizona and Colorado to choose 39 House seats eight Senate seats and six governorships. In New Hampshire four candidates seek the GOP nomination to fill Styles Bridges term with Maurice Murphy Dolores Bridges and Perkins Bass among the contenders.
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New Hampshire
House
Senate
Vermont
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Georgia
GOP
Styles Bridges
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Wesley Powell
Dolores Bridges
U.N
Kennedy
Perkins Bass
Woman Booked In Bizarre Basement Burials
Iva Kroeger 44 is jailed in San Diego on suspicion of murder and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution tied to strangulation deaths and basement burials of a Santa Rosa couple. FBI says she used alias Jane Schmidt and expressed relief it’s over. Ralph Kroeger faces charges stemming from the same case in San Francisco.
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San Diego
Calif
Iva Kroeger
Santa Rosa
FBI
Mrs. Kroeger
Man Indicted For Manslaughter In Barroom Slaying
PORT ALLEN La AP The West Baton Rouge Parish grand jury indicted E D Parrish 62 on manslaughter and aggravated battery in the barroom killing of Baton Rouge mother of five Audrey Mae Lewis. Parrish pleaded innocent at arraignment. Trial on manslaughter is set for Oct 8 with aggravated battery trial on Oct 4.
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Port Allen
West Baton Rouge Parish
E. D. Parrish
Baton Rouge
Parrish
Audrey Mae Lewis
Samuel Rubin Receives Great Silver Medal of Paris
Samuel Rubin Sr of 1122 N Third St is awarded a citation and the Great Silver Medal of Paris for his role as American Legion ambassador of goodwill in Paris. West Monroe Boys Club directors plan a 7 a.m. Wednesday meeting at Olincraft Cafeteria.
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Samuel Rubin, Sr
Third Street
Paris
France
American Legion
West Monroe's Boys Club
Olincraft
Geologist Barney Pate to Speak at Monroe API Meeting
Barney Pate of Southwest Producing Company will headline Monroe chapter of the American Petroleum Institute tonight at the Paragon Club. The 7 p.m. gathering includes a social hour and the election and installation of officers for the coming year.
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Barney Pate
Southwest Producing Company
Monroe
American Petroleum Institute
Paragon Club
Vienna Man Among 44 Crash Victims
AP report from Spokane notes all 44 aboard the SAC jet tanker were killed when it crashed into a fog enshrouded Mt Kit Carson near Spokane. M Sgt Lee Barney of Vienna Louisiana was identified among the dead. Crew included 39 Air Force men from Ellsworth AFB plus one civilian and four crewmen.
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Spokane
Wash
Strategic Air Command
Mt. Kit Carson
Here
Air Force
Lee Barney
Vienna
28Th
Ellsworth Air Force Base
S.D
Ellsworth
Fairchild Air Force Base
Oil Supply Firm Official Found Dead In Natchez
Natchez Mississippi Adams County officials ruled death by self inflicted strangulation in the case of Thomas Jefferson Massey Jr. 36 a Hycalog Inc district manager who was found with an electric cord around his neck in a restroom at U S Highway 61 south. Massey last seen Sunday evening leaving his Laurel home en route to Natchez and his body found Monday afternoon by a Hycalog employee. An autopsy was performed and an inquest held. Massey resided in Dallas until moving to Laurel two years ago. He is survived by his wife and mother. burial arrangements were in progress.
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Natchez
Miss
Adams County
R. E. Smith
Thomas Jefferson Massey Jr
Massey
Hycalog Inc
William Ferrell
Laurel
Hycalog
Hyecalog
U. S. Hwy. 61 South
Smith
Foster Funeral Home
Dallas
Tex
Laurel Thompson Funeral Home
No Basis For Cuba Berlin Deal Fears Keating Says
Administration spokesmen told Len K Keating that fears of a U S Soviet diplomatic bargain linking Cuba and Berlin are groundless. Dean Rusk and Senate Leader Mike Mansfield denied any truth to such rumors while Thomas Dodd urged Cuba embargo amid growing Soviet military aid.
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Washington
Len Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Cuba
Berlin
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Keating
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Rusk
Abortionist in France as NY official seeks return
New York Queens District Attorney Philip Chetta flies to Perpignan France to obtain the return of Dr Harvey Lothringer and his secretary Theresa Carillo amid an abortion death case. The couple were arrested after a Europe wide Interpol alert and are held on a warrant regarding a 1961 abortion. Barbara Soframento, a College of New Rochelle student, and an unborn baby were found in a sewer near Lothringer's Queens office.
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Harvey Lothringer
Queensborough
New York City
Theresa Carillo
Perpignan, France
New York
France
Lothringer
Andorra
Pyrenees
Perpignan
Queens County
Philip Chetta
Miss Carillo
Interpol
International Police Organization
Barbara Soframento
Queens
Miss Soframento
U.S
The
College of New Rochelle
Manhattan
Monroe Weather Remains Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy skies prevail in Monroe and surrounding areas with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs reach 93 while temperatures dip to 70 to 75 overnight. Sunset is 6 20 p m and sunrise tomorrow 5 50 a m. Yesterday’s high was 95.
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Monroe
Weather Department
Gun Accident Fatal To Child In Alexandria
Four year old Gibson J Whatley died after his brother and he played with a gun and it discharged. He was the son of Stafford B Whatley and his wife and died two hours after being rushed to an Alexandria hospital.
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Alexandria
UPI
Gibson J. Whatley
Stafford B. Whatley
Gibson
Mississippi incident wounds two registered voters in Ruleville
In Ruleville Mississippi two young Black women active in voter registration work were shot through a house window. Marian Burkes 20 and Vivian Hillier 18 were treated for injuries not considered serious. Authorities questioned a man at the hospital and noted ongoing voter registration classes by CORE and SNCC in the county.
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Ruleville
Miss
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Marian Burkes
Vivian Hillier
Dorrough
Charles Cobb
Roxbury
Mass
T. W. Carr
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Object Sighted In South Louisiana
Police in six South Louisiana cities reported a bright mysterious object hovering over the area this morning. Capt. Paul Landry of Lafayette described a clear white ball of light about the size of a basketball with two smaller objects nearby, sighted from 3:30 to 5:00 a.m. Reports varied blue green and red colors.
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New Orleans
UPI
South Louisiana
Coast Guard
Lake Charles
Lafayette
New Iberia
Jennings
Crowley
Abbeville
Paul Landry
Landry
Kennedy Begins 2 Day Inspection Of Space Bases
President Kennedy starts a two day tour of space sites in Huntsville Cape Canaveral Houston and St Louis with Vice President Johnson Defence Secretary McNamara and congressional leaders. He aims to study space work and aid the 1964 budget. The itinerary includes Redstone Arsenal Marshall Space Flight Center Cape Canaveral and a tour of the next orbital flight pad with astronaut Walter Schirra.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Huntsville
Ala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Andrews Air Force Base
America
Russia
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Mc Kennedy
Congress
Redstone Arsenal
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Navy
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra
Marriage 50-50 proved a joke in Today’s Chuckle
A light joke notes a man believes marriage is fifty percent effort while missing either women or fractions.
Enrollment in Monroe City Schools Reaches Record 10085
Monroe City School system today reports a record enrollment of 10085 students, up 442 from last year and a 4.6 percent rise. Superintendent Van D Odom calls the increase gratifying and says it likely reflects most students who will enroll this term.
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Monroe City
Supt
van D Odom
Salton Sea surface lies about 240 feet below sea level
The Salton Sea in California is a shallow saline lake whose surface sits roughly 240 feet below mean sea level, according to the Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer of the World UPD.
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California
Salton Sea
Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer of the World
UPD
New Pest Control Methods Aimed at Insects
Atlantic City AP reports progress toward reducing chemical insecticide use. Scientists at a national American Chemical Society symposium described approaches including lure traps using the female cockroach's sex attractant to attract males for poison, potentially lowering chemical exposure.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
American Chemical Society
Westwego Board Demands Desegregated School’s Negroes Leave
Westwego Louisiana leaders urged Archbishop Cody to withdraw Black students from Our Lady of Prompt Suecor School after desegregation sparked protests. The mayor and aldermen cited hardship and asked removal of Jefferson Parish deputies and police dogs from the area, though claimed to support the colored community. Crowds gathered daily outside the school following the admission of two Black children.
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Westwego
UPI
John P. Cody
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Westwego City
Our Lady of Prompt Suecor
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Staley
Missouri
Elmer L. Andersen
Slayton
Minn
William H. Neumann
Sioux City
Andersen
Bowling Green
St.Louis
Lester Plackmeyer
Associated Press
Twin City
Rubin
Western Mountain
Floyd R. Cressman
Fairchild
Solon
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Bronx
Mississippi
C. M. Dorrough
Mississippi Delta
South
Louisiana
Cody
David Bradley
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