French join Suez Users Assn with reservations
London reports the French government agrees to join the Suez Canal Users Association to preserve British French unity while reserving liberty of action for international canal control. Prime Minister Mollet says Britain shares reservations and vows to oppose Nasser's nationalization. Selwyn Lloyd aligns with tempered SCUA stance and announces a third London Suez conference for Oct 1.
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Assn. Scua
Suez Canal
Guy Mollet
Paris
Britain
SCUA
Mollet
National Assembly
Nasser
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Saudi Arabia
Shukri Kuwalty
Flossy Storm Heads for Gulf Watch Expanded
Flossy tropical storm moved from the Yucatan into the Gulf south of New Orleans and is expected to intensify toward hurricane strength. Hurricane watches were issued for 400 miles of the Texas and Louisiana coasts and small craft from Texas to Florida were urged to stay in port. Centered about 300 miles south of New Orleans at 10 p.m., it was projected to move northwest then north, with winds near 55 mph and large squalls extending up to 250 miles.
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Flossy
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Somoza Wounded In Leon Nicaragua Shooting
President Anastasio Somoza was shot three times by an unknown assailant in Leon while awaiting his Liberal party nomination for reelection. He was taken to a hospital with non serious injuries as the government imposed a state of siege. The suspected assailant Yurberto Lopez Perez was killed by a crowd at the reception. Mrs. Somoza remained at his side.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Leon
Somoza
Liberal Party
Workers’ Center
Guatemala
Rigoberto Lopez Perez
U. S
Eisenhower
Thomas Whelan
Panama Canal Zone
Washington
Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Matthew Hanna
Red Party In U S Outlines Major Changes
American Communist leaders pledge allegiance to the United States and renounce violence as they seek political and economic change. A draft resolution for the 16th National Convention in February outlines internal democracy and dissent limits while affirming the goal to replace profits with people owned production. It keeps old targets unchanged including trusts, fascism, Wall Street, imperialism, and public figures like Brownell Nixon Eastland and McCarthy.
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New York
United States
Trusts
Wall St
Enemies of Freedom
Brownells and
Nixons
Eastlands
McCarthys
Atty
Herbert Brownell
Richard M. Nixon
James Eastland
D-Miss
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
East Carroll Seeks State Convention Delegates
East Carroll Parish Representative Vail M Delony and Lake Providence Attorney Mason P Gilfoil announce as candidates for delegates to Louisiana's proposed constitutional convention Delony a long time lawmaker and family man outlines goals including reforms for economic welfare and revision priorities Gilfoil a Lake Providence native and longtime resident emphasizes the need for careful study before offering a rough draft for delegate consideration Continued on second page
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East Carroll Parish
Vail M. Delony
Mason P. Gilfoil
Delony
Bessie Louise Miller
Betty
Vail
Delany
East Carroll
Louisiana
Law Institute
Fast
Carroll
Gilfoil
Index of sections listed for newspaper content
The page shows section codes including Oil & Gas 9A Churches 14B Radio TV 16B Editorials 4A Sports 10-12A Gard News 12B Theaters 17B and general INDEX Class listings. It outlines where stories in those topics may appear.
Fink Joins Race for Louisiana Constitutional Convention
Monroe attorney George Fink announced his candidacy for Ouachita parish’s two convention delegates. He joins Fred Hudson James Trousdale and C C Bell Jr in seeking election to a new state constitution. Fink advocates a streamlined constitution with a civil service safeguard and final voter approval.
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George Fink
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Fred Hudson
James Trousdale
C. C. Bell, Jr
Fink
Louisiana
Ouachita Persh
Facts for all of Us. a Ramblin' Jes' Ramblin' letter
A mailed note titled Facts for all of Us recounts a grim scene where a child is struck by a car while crossing the street. The author recalls a father rushing to the girl and holding her as she dies, followed by despair and a prayer.
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Elmira
New York
Richland Parish Educator Enters Constitution Race
Rayville educator and civic leader Ernest G. Brown announces candidacy as a delegate to the proposed Constitutional Convention from Richland Parish. He has sixteen years as deputy clerk of court and seven as Rayville Elementary principal, with degrees from Baylor and LSU. Brown has led local civic groups and serves as secretary to the Richland Parish Democratic Executive Committee.
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Rayville
Ernest G. Brown
Richland Parish
Brown
Baylor University
Louisiana State University
American Legion Post
Mixed News From New Iberia and Washington
News briefs from New Iberia recount a Bayou Teche boat accident that killed a 7 year old girl and two others with two bodies recovered within hours as eight people rode an overturned craft. Also in Washington a Pentagon letter asks for satellite advertising rates to reach service members. In Newton Stevenson attacks farm issue policy as brazen political expediency while Eisenhower’s reception surpasses his rival’s.
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Bayou Teche
Here
Bob Mitchell
Ulysse J. Duhon
Kathy Reppond
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Wilson
Fairfield
Calif
Newton
Iowa
Andlai FE. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Madrid Sept 22 Be Continued On Thirteenth Page
The page note indicates a continuation of coverage from the thirteenth page. No further readable context available to specify events, people, or actions.
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Madrid
National Guard Removed From Sturgis and Clay Schools
Kentucky National Guardsmen were withdrawn from Sturgis and Clay after court action sought to enforce school integration. Gov. Chandler ordered 500 troops out upon return from Chicago as federal injunctions, if granted, would be enforced by U.S. marshal.
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Sturgis
Kentucky National Guardsmen
Clay
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Chicago
J. J. B. Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S. District Court
Sturgis High School
Clay Consolidated School
Williams
U. S
Chandler
Sturg
Gambling activity in Jefferson parish draws Morning World probe
A Morning World series by a Times-Picayune staffer reports on open gambling returning to New Orleans area, focusing on Jefferson parish. An on the spot investigation followed reports of resumed operations and local conditions.
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Morning World
Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Picayune
Scientists See Travel To Moon Mars In 30 Years
Rome report says scientists and engineers at the International Astronautical Conference expect moon and Mars travel within 30 to 40 years. Delegates from the United States and Russia note the satellite launch planned for 1957-58 as the beginning, with man in space within ten years, then lunar exploration.
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Moon
Mars
United States
Russia
Storm Flossy Threatens Gulf Coast As It Heads North
The weather bulletin at 4 p.m. est placed Flossy at 23.7 N, 91 W, about 450 miles south of New Orleans, moving northwest at 12 mph with 45 to 50 mph winds. It posed a risk to the upper Texas and Louisiana coast with increasing winds, squalls, and rising tides from Galveston to Apalachicola through Saturday night into Sunday.
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New Orleans Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Apalachicola
Florida
Flossy
United States
Latin America
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Showers and Squalls Forecast Across Region
The forecast calls for showers and scattered squalls across north Louisiana with Sunday and heavy rains in the south as tropical storm Flossy nears the gulf coast. Cooler air from the northwest may trigger heavy rainfall in south Arkansas Sunday and Monday, with the front blamed for most of the upcoming precipitation in the Twin Cities.
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North
Louisiana
Flossy
Gulf Coast
South Arkansas
Twin Cities
Fifteen Fairs and Festivals Scheduled In 5th District
The northeast region will host fifteen fairs and festivals over four weeks highlighting agriculture, crops, livestock, canned goods and related items. LaSalle Parish Fair opens in Jena, followed by Jackson Parish in Jonesboro and others in Bastrop Collinston and Columbia, with events running Oct 3 to 13 across Winnfield West Monroe Farmerville and Olla, ending with a crowded schedule.
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LaSalle Parish
Jena
Jackson Parish
Jonesboro
North Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
Bastrop
Connhest
Collinston
Caldwell Parish
Columbia
Winnfield
Union Parish
Farmerville
West Monroe
Concordia Parish
Louisiana
Olla
Third Trial Planned in Morris Murder Case
Bay St. Louis Mississippi September 22 Judge Leslie Grant declared a mistrial in the second murder trial of Dale Morris a 32 year old Montana cowpuncher. The jury was deadlocked 7-5 for conviction after several delays and a prior mistrial this past March. Morris will be tried again at the March term, with a third trial anticipated.
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Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Leslie Grant
Montana
Dale Morris
Morris
Billings, Mont
Charles Flink
Flink
Dolph Kellar
Boyce Holleman
Grant
Tot Electrocuted At New Orleans
An electric shock killed two year old Kenny Morgani in a New Orleans backyard shed where he was playing while visiting relatives. Authorities said he touched an open light socket or exposed wire, and he died at the scene or en route to care. The child was the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Morgani, visiting at aunt Mrs William Lang's home.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Kenny Morgani
Jack Morgani
William Lang
Pineville Man Killed by Motorscooter Collision
Pineville Louisiana a 56 year old man Hy man Henry Moreau died yesterday after being struck by a motorscooter Police said the scooter driver Pvt Ronnie Blessing Fort Polk Louisiana was injured and transported to Ft Polk hospital after receiving emergency treatment at Pineville Charity hospital
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Pineville
Hyman Henry Moreau
Ronnie Blessing
Fort Polk
Ft. Polk
Pineville Charity Hospital
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Fred Safier
Berkeley
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