Clay Denies U S Berlin Policy Shift
Gen Lucius D Clay Kennedy special envoy to Berlin says there has been no change in U S policy and the West will maintain its rights in divided Berlin He advised West Germany to face reality of East Germany while denying any change in U S stance and signaling possible future package talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
U.S
Germany
Clay
West Germany
USS
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
Fiery Lava Threatens Three Villages in Keaau District
Lava fountains 1500 feet long erupt along Kilauea eastern rift threatening Opihikau Kalapana and Kiraueleau with 1400 residents ordered to evacuate Civil defense trailers evacuate as Kilauea continues erupting near Pahoa Hilo area reports no injuries after two day sequence in Puna this century.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
Volcano Observatory
Opihikau
Kalapana
Kiraueleau
Kilauea
Hilo
Civil Defense
Puna
Turkish airliner crash near Ankara kills all aboard
An AP report says a twin engine Turkish airliner crashed in heavy rain near Ankara, killing 25 passengers and four crew. All aboard were Turkish citizens. The Fairchild propjet was en route from Adana to Ankara, marking Esenboga Airport's first crash since January 19, 1960.
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Ankara
Turkey
Esenwoga
Adana
Esenboga
Crossland Urges Quick Givers Drive for United Givers
Campaign chairman Conway Crossland of the 1962 United Givers Fund calls parish residents to rapid participation. With a $260000 goal, the drive splits into Monroe $195000 W Monroe $55000 Sterlington area $7000 Twin City colored $3000, each chaired and funded.
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Conway Crossland
United Givers Fund
Crossland
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Monroe
W. W. Kellogg
West Monroe
FE. B
Lenny Martin
Jeff Burnett
Sterlington Area
Marvin C. Ramsey
Twin City
Ramblin Mother Finbarr to join hospital administrators group
Mother Finbarr, administrator of St Francis hospital, will be inducted into the American College of Hospital Administrators in an Atlantic City ceremony this afternoon. She will attend the ACHS convention Thursday after a full day program. Earlier this year she passed the required oral exams.
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Mother Finbarr
St. Francis Hospital
American College of Hospital Administrators
Atlantic City
New Jersey
ACHS
Kennedy names Thurgood Marshall to U S Court of Appeals
President Kennedy nominates Thurgood Marshall a longtime civil rights lawyer to the U S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York. The selection, announced days before Congress adjourns its 1961 session, faces Senate confirmation via the Judiciary Committee led by Sen. Eastland.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
White House
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Western Lanes Robbed at White's Ferry Road Center
Burglars struck the Western Lanes Bowling Center on White's Ferry Road in West Monroe Friday night stealing cash and breaking vending machines. Manager W H Sonny Durham found the office cash missing Saturday morning. Loot estimated near $1,000 with back-door entry suspected. West Monroe police pursuing leads.
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Western Lanes
West Monroe
White's Ferry Road
W. H
Sonny) Durham
Durham
Ex Convict Fights For Right To Teach In Washington
Dean Bay, 32, who served 18 months for grand larceny, seeks a Washington teaching certificate after three rejections by the state board. Now a college graduate and lay minister, he teaches seventh grade at a private school near Seattle while awaiting the decision from State Superintendent Louis Bruno.
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Olympia
Wash
Dean Bay
Washington State Reformatory
Crepes State
Bay
Goldendale
Eastern Oregon College of Education
la Grande
Weston
Ore
Oregon
Chamber Commerce
Harris Hunter
Washington
Major Saturday Upsets and Scares Highlight Early College Grid
Associated Press reports a mix of upsets and strong performances on the opening big Saturday. Wisconsin beat Utah 7-0 on a sloppy field. Penn State won 20-10 against Navy. Iowa State beat Oklahoma State 14-7. Wyoming edged North Carolina State 15-14. Alabama routed Georgia 32-6 behind stout defense and Mike Fracchia. Missouri overwhelmed Washington State 37,000 at Columbia with Rennie Taylor directing the offense. Virginia finally won 21-6 over William and Mary, ending a 28-game winless drought.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Utah
Penn State
Navy
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Wyoming
North Carolina State
Alabama
Tions
Georgia
Mike Fracchia
Missouri
Washington State
Columbia
Rennie Taylor
Tiger
Senate adjournment stalled by party maneuver
Congress faced a possible extended session after a Republican tactic blocked plans to adjourn. The hold centered on a $1 billion supplemental appropriations bill and a tax bill tied to Du Pont stock disposal. Senate leader Mansfield set Monday reconvening as Dirksen signaled opposition to proceeding.
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Washington
Congress
du Pont Corporation
Senate
Majority
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Appropriations Committee
General Motors
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senator Soaper Opposes Naming a Girl Carla
A satirical column quotes Senator Soaper opposing naming a girl Carla or any birth pinpoint, while a joking Arctic base temperature line and a bakery ad phrase highlight lighthearted, mixed commentary. It notes no firm stance on Army troop lending to film crews, preferring one film without a Brooklyn sergeant.
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Brooklyn
Congress Votes Bill Creating High Pay Posts
Congress sent to President Kennedy a bill creating 499 new Supergrade government posts and 280 high pay scientific posts. The measure passed the Senate after House approval 228 to 71. The bill allocates posts across Civil Service, Defense, NASA, NSA, and other agencies, with salaries up to 21,000 dollars for some scientific posts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Civil Service Commission
Defense Department
National Security Agency
New Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Federal Aviation Agency
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Interior, Health Education, Welfare and
Post Office
No Weather Changes Today in Twin City Area
The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with afternoon showers. The Twin City high is expected to reach 86 to 92 degrees, with yesterday's high around 89 degrees and a low of 68 degrees at Selman Field.
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Twin City
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
Jet Fighters To Join U N Congo Units
The United Nations said jet fighters and bombers from Sweden India and Ethiopia would join Congo operations as the UNs first offensive air force since Korea. McKeown announced 14 warplanes with Ethiopian Pa6 jets and four Swedish Lansen jets arriving Monday.
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U.N. Congo
Leopoldville
UPI
United Nations
The
World Organization
Congo
Ireland
Sean McKeown
Sweden
India
Ethiopia
Lansen
Monroe Anti Red Program Becomes State Guide
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce American ism program is used as a model by the Association of Louisiana Chambers of Commerce for other state chambers. An outline detailing actions materials and methods was shared with the ALCC for distribution. The movement began after ALCC meeting in Baton Rouge on May 8 9.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Association of Louisiana Chambers of Commerce
Monroe
ALCC
Baton Rouge
Chambers of Commerce
New Cotton Festival Queen Crowned in North Louisiana
Diana Jane Smith, 20, of Oak Ridge, was named Miss North Louisiana Cotton Festival Queen after a field of 18. She will compete for Miss Louisiana in 1962 at Lake Providence, with Betty Gibbs as first runner up and Beverly Sumrall second runner up.
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Bastrop
Diana Jane Smith
Oak Ridge
Miss Smith
Lake Providence
Betty Gibbs
Monroe
Lyndra Pate
Shreveport
U.S.A
Sharon Rene Brown
Minden
Gibbs
NLSC
Beverly Sumrall
Johnette Bond
Pate
Jerri Roberts
Joyce
Miss Pate
Atlantic City
Aisle and Altar: Bride’s Church Entrance Chuckle
A playful take on a bride entering a church with thoughts of the aisle and altar guiding her mood. The piece blends light humor with wedding imagery.
Sole survivor of Dag Hammarskjold crash dies in Ndola
Harold M Julien American UN security guard and sole survivor of the Hammarskjold DC6 crash dies in Ndola hospital from injuries and burns. The toll rises to 16 as investigators seek cause. Police report bullets found on one guard but fire blamed for the tragedy.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Dag Hammarskjold
Harold
Harry) M Julien
U.N
Julien
Rhodesian Federation
Maurice Barber
Maria
Nu 5
Arrest Made In Monroe Moonshine Raid
Federal and local officers seized seven gallons of untaxed liquor and destroyed a 50 gallon white light ning still on Highway 15. Ray James Tullus and his wife Lucille Tullus were arraigned on charges of possession and operation of an untaxed whiskey still. Tullus released on bond, Mrs. Tullus released without bond.
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Sarah Little World
Ouachita Parish
Monroe City
Highway 15
Arkansas Road
U.S
Ray James Tullus
Lucille Tullus
West Monroe
James F. Lee
Tullus
Titan Launches First Combat Titan Test From Underground Silo
At Vandenberg California a Titan missile fired at 12 36 p m from an armored combat launch site carried a mock warhead toward Wake Island area downrange official says results show re entry vehicle hit near target area The test marks first Titan flight from an operational type facility amid plans to field 108 Titans in silos across Idaho Colorado South Dakota Washington Arizona Kansas Arkansas and California
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Wake Island
Air Force
Titan
Idaho
Colorado
South Dakota
Washington
Arizona
Kansas
Arkansas
California
Titans
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