Humphrey Keating urge allies halt arms shipments to Cuba
In Washington Senate leaders Humphrey and Keating urged stronger pressure on U.S. allies to stop military and strategic shipments to Cuba amid Soviet Cuba tensions. Humphrey warned against profit over free world interests and called for action against Cuban aggression with or without OAS support. Rusk said the U.S. will not be intimidated by nuclear threats over Cuba.
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Senate
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Free World
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
United States
Humphrey
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Castro
Humphreys
Congress
Dean Rusk
Republican Seeks Powell Trip Spending Details
Iowa Republican H R Gross demanded disclosure of U S Embassy funds used by Rep Adam Clayton Powell and two female staffers on their Europe trip to study women’s rights. He urged Rusk and House Foreign Affairs Chair Morgan to back travel expense accountability legislation as Powell’s delegation cut the journey short amid criticism.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Dean Rusk
U.S
New York Democrat
Europe
Rusk
Gross
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Gravity Of Space Strike Issue Deepens
The White House settlement plan backing a union shop for Lockheed Convair North American and Ryan faces firm resistance as unions and manufacturers push toward a two thirds vote. Kennedy urges use of the board findings to avert strikes though talks have stalled with Sept. 22 looming. The dispute centers on compelling 100000 workers to join unions and a no strike pledge expiring soon.
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Washin
White House
Lockheed
Convair
North American
Ryan
Kennedy
Afl-Cio Auto- Workers and Machinists
Expine
Los Angeles
Boeing
Houston
Washington
Attendance At Schools Growing In New Orleans Desegregation
Public and parochial elementary schools in the New Orleans area enter the second week of fall term with rising attendance at desegregated schools. White pupils at 20 desegregated public schools reach 8 110, up 170 from Monday, while 108 Negro students are recorded. Catholic school attendance in Orleans and Jefferson parishes rises by 311 to 14 317. about 300 Negro students also attend area schools, plus three Catholic schools in other parts of the archdiocese.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Jefferson Parishes
Bonhomie Club to Meet at Mrs Garvin Home
The Bonhomie Club holds its regular meeting Thursday at 704 South Fifth Street Monroe. It will be the first meeting of the current year. Miss Vassiliki Koula Economos of Monroe is at George Washington University Washington DC for graduate work in school government.
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Bonhomie Club
A. J. Garvin
South Fifth Street
Monroe
Vassiliki Koula Economos
Khrushchev Backing Away From West Berlin Showdown
Soviet Premier Khrushchev signals reluctance to force an early showdown over West Berlin. In a Cuba warning the Kremlin emphasizes occupation removal but notes U S elections may hinder talks on a German treaty, suggesting a pause as pre election pressures rise.
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Washington
Khrushchev
West Berlin
United States
Cuba
Berlin
Britain
France
Russia
U.S
Desegregation of Forty New Orleans Lunch Counters
Forty downtown lunch counters opened to New Orleans Negroes on Tuesday for the first time, in a quiet desegregation move after CORE negotiations with lunch counter operators and possibly city government. CORE said it aimed to avoid publicity and avoid confrontation. C. E. Vetter of the Citizens Council confirmed the change.
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New Orleans
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
C. E. Vetter
Citizens Council of Greater
Texas lawmakers hear on slanted wells scheme and losses
In Dallas testimony before the Texas House Investigating Committee, oilman Harrington cited a billion dollars in oil produced since 1949 by deviated wells and urged regulatory reforms. Railroad Commission Chair Murray said tighter rules are being drafted and Humble Oil denied involvement. Authorities have identified about 140 nonvertical wells and up to 350 may exist, with over 500 wells totaling $9 million in annual production cut from pipelines due to slanted holes.
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Dallas
Tex
East Texas
H. M. Harrington Jr
Longview
W. J. Murray Jr
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas House
Harrington
Humble Oil
Railroad Commission
Spy Brother Freed From Federal Prison
Jack Soble, once key witness in the Soblen spy case, was released Aug. 31 from Danbury Federal Prison. Soblen, who headed a Soviet spy ring, died in a London hospital after fleeing bail to avoid a life sentence in the United States.
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Washington
Jack Soble
Robert A. Soblen
Justice Department
Soble
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Soblen
London
United States
Myra
Lewisburg
Solben
New York
Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S
Lavrento P. Beria
Beria
Europe
Russia
Lithuania
Kennedy Urges U S Lead In Space Exploration
President Kennedy calls for a bold nation led march into space to land a man on the moon this decade. He says the United States must be the world’s leading spacefaring nation despite Soviet gains in manned flight. He also notes progress in satellites and science’s role for peace and security. Hot humid weather with 95 high and 71 to 76 lows expected in Northeast Louisiana. sunset 6 19 p m and sunrise 5 50 a m tomorrow.
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Houston
Tex
Kennedy
Rice University Stadium
United States
Soviet Union
Louisiana
Tambora Eruption Details From Collier's Encyclopedia
A 1815 eruption of Tambora volcano on Sumbawa near Java lasted about a week and was heard 1 000 miles away. It threw roughly 24 cubic miles of material into the air and caused three days of darkness for 300 miles, per Collier's Encyclopedia.
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Tambora
Sumbawa
Java
Collier’s Encyclopedia
Lewis recaps Cuba policy contrasts from 1960 speeches
Fulton Lewis on the News Star editorial page cites Kennedy era inaction versus 1960 campaign vows to act against Castro. The column relies largely on direct quotes from the President, highlighting a shift in Cuban policy since taking office.
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Fulton Lewis
News-Star
Cuba
Kennedy
News- Star
Lewis
Dad Passes Out Strontium Lollipops To Protect Kids
Dr. Michael Ash in Bexhill distributes strontium-87 lollipops to his eight children claiming they shield against radioactive fallout. Using seaweed and strontium rock from Cotswolds, he envisions a Britain-wide immunization. His son David helps make them and prices them at 5 to 7 pence each.
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Bexhill
England
Michael Ash
Britain
Sodbury
Cotswold Hills
David
Ash
Health Officials Seek Smallpox Carrier In New York
Health officials and police searched New York for contacts of a suspected carrier after an African student arrived ill. Doctors lean toward chicken pox but caution is urged. about 500 people have been vaccinated. Plane passengers diverged to Lima and Nassau. tests ongoing to confirm diagnosis.
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New York
Lima
Peru
Nassau
Bahamas
U.S. Public Health Service
Tanganyika
Adventurous Englishwoman Explores Jazz on Mississippi River Trip
Deborah Rogers, 24, from London, rode a barge towboat with 17 crew from St Louis to New Orleans in June seeking jazz and travel. She logged river scenery, sampled Preservation Hall performances, and plans to return to England "the hard way" in about three weeks. Her parents remain skeptical but receive regular letters detailing her whereabouts.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Deborah Rogers
England
America
New York City
New York
Mark Twain
Debbie
Mississippi
Mexico
GOP Rejects Powell Third Term Bid In New Hampshire
In a four way GOP primary New Hampshire voters rejected Governor Wesley Powell seeking a third term. Rep Perkins Bass claimed the Senate nomination in a tight finish over Deloris Bridges. Pillsbury will face Democrat John W King in November.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Perkins Bass
Senate
New England
Powell
Big John Pillsbury
Pillsbury
John W. King
New Hampshire House
New Hampshire Senate
Bass
Deloris Bridges
Sen
Styles Bridges
Chester E. Merrow
Maurice J.murphy Jr
Bridges
Minnesota
H. Carl Andersen
Andersen
Billie Sol Estes
Robert J. Odegard
Wisconsin
Vermont
Rhode Island
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Carl Hayden
West Monroe Council Studies Fair Regulations and Sewer Plans
West MonroeCity officials tackle fair operations issues with Ouachita Valley Fair Association manager John Birdsong Sr. over police pay on extra duty and sanitary sewerage disposal. A tax on the carnival is blocked by the association, a non profit charity. Birdsong and city leaders will meet with Police Chief Jeff Caldwell and Mayor J Allan Norris to decide payment and trailer waste disposal arrangements. The association includes Lee Hawkins Tom Hicks George E Tyner August Petrus and Birdsong.
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West Monroe
John Birdsong Sr
Birdsong
Jeff Caldwell
J. Allan Norris
Lee Hawkins
Tom Hicks
George E. Tyner
August Petrus
Charles Anding
Ad Finds Kitten Gone Fast in Tiny 80 Cent Ad
Advertiser hid a kitten after a NEWS STAR WORLD want ad drew a big response. The spot cost 80 cents for the day with a low 7 day rate and cancellation option.
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