Yuri Gagarin Triumph in Moscow Red Square Parade
Space hero Yuri Gagarin arrived in Moscow after a dramatic Vnukovo to Red Square motorcade at 2 20 PM. Premier Khrushchev led bunting crowds to the Lenin Stalin tomb as the cosmonaut saluted and reported mission completion amid a historic Soviet welcome.
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Moscow
Yuri Gagarin
Red Square
Soviet Union
Vnukovo
Gagarin
Khrushchev
Presidium
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Gagarin Reportedly Lands By Parachute After Flight
Moscow radio claimed Yuri Gagarin left his capsule and parachuted to a smooth landing near a field. Tass cited Komsomolskaya Pravda and Soviet Russia reports describing a calm, unhurt cosmonaut greeted by collective farmers who helped remove his suit and helmet.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Yuri A. Gagarin
Nikolai Gurovsk
Tass
Komsomolskiya Pravda
Soviet Russia
Ivan Rudenko
Rudenko
Yuri Gagarin
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Studebaker
East Esto
Boy in 17 Foster Homes Background Key to Crime Career
Seattle AP report chronicles Michael Andrew Olds an 18 year old with 17 foster homes and a psychiatrist note of deep damage His crime ends Tragically Blossom Alta Braham a 38 year old former dancer is killed in the grocery robbery by Olds who fled with 30 30 in cash He later claimed the shooting occurred after misreading a hand movement and he spent the money on basic needs
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Seattle
Wash
Michael Andrew Olds
Blossom Alta Braham
Navy
Olds
Kennedy flags shorter European trip before Paris visit
AP dispatch notes President Kennedy likely will skip an extended European tour on his Paris itinerary. In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales receives news of twin daughters from wife Madelyn Darrow. In Fort Worth, over 100 officers with blood hounds a plane and helicopters search a wooded area for Curtis Lee Jones, a Weatherford jail escapee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Paris
Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales
Actress Madelyn Darrow
Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Fort Worth
Curtis Lee Jones
Weatherford
Kennedy urges Latin nations to set summer project deadline
President Kennedy called on Latin American nations to set a summer deadline for starting projects to raise their economic and social standards, signaling a push for regional development initiatives.
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Washington
Court overrules NAACP bid to halt parish school election
A three judge federal court today overruled an NAACP motion to stop the scheduled April 22 local option election in St. Helena parish on whether public schools should be closed. The decision preserves the ballot timing despite civil rights challenges.
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New Orleans
API
NAACP
St. Helena Parish
Weekend Forecast for Northeast Louisiana
Partly cloudy to cloudy in northeast Louisiana Friday and Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible this afternoon. Cooler temperatures Saturday with highs near 68 and lows around 52. Today’s high about 76 with tonight’s low near 52. Thursday’s high was 69 and low 40.
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Monroe Ouachita planning panel meets Monday at City Hall
The Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission will convene Monday at 4 p.m. in City Hall to discuss regional issues. The same week L B Faulk Post 13 American Legion plans a 6 p.m. meeting at the Memorial Home to focus on child welfare with Rev. Fr. George Martinez as guest speaker. April is named Child Welfare Month by the Legion.
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Monroe - Ouachita
L. B. Faulk
The
American Legion
George Martinez
Legion
American Legion Memorial Home
Graduating Seniors Initiated Into St Matthew’s Alumni
Graduating seniors at St Matthew’s High School will be received into the Alumni Association during a ceremony at the school. Details note to refer CHIT-CHAT pages 2 to 4.
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St. Matthew's High School
Alumi Association
Evangelist Bob Pierce to Lead Japan Crusade in Tokyo
Dr. Bob Pierce head of World Vision, Inc. sails for a month long evangelistic drive in Japan. He warns of possible violence as Communists oppose the effort. The crusade in Tokyo features a 30 piece orchestra and 2 500 voice choir with 5 000 counselors and nightly broadcasts.
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New York
Bob Pierce
Japan
Tokyo
Olympic Auditorium
Pierce
World Vision, Inc
Pasadena
Calif
Christian Service Agency
Far East
Courtney Calls Goldwater Too Socialistic at Conservative Convention
John Birch organizer Kent Courtney, leader of the Independent American Forum, rejects Barry Goldwater as too liberal for a new third party. He cites Goldwater backing Nixon in 1960 and says he might run for president if no better option emerges. The three day convention in Chicago features groups not usually labeled patriotic and ends with remarks from Roger W. Claus of the Young Conservatives.
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Chicago
UPI
John Birch Society
U. S. Senate
Barry Goldwater
Kent Courtney
Independent American Forum
Goldwater
Courtney
New Orleans
Arizona Republican
Richard Nixon
National Committee For Economic Freedom
Trades Policy Committee
National
University of Wisconsin
Roger W. Claus
Claus
Culture Rescued From Demeaning Brassiere Ads
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller signed a law barring use of nonprofit names for commercial ads without permission. The measure, effective Sept. 1, protects groups like Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera from campaigns linking them to brasieres. The bill targets organizations formed for religion charity arts and sciences and other civic purposes.
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ALANY
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Metropolitan Opera Association
Father and Son Killed in Wreck East of Lake Charles
A headon collision on U.S. High Way 90 near Lake Charles killed Howard K. Mitchell 40 and his son Mark 12. Henry Bell 27 of West Lake, driver of the other car, was charged with negligent homicide and held in Calcasieu Parish jail after minor injuries.
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Lake Charles
Here
Howard K. Mitchell
Mark
Henry Bell
West Lake
Bell
Calcasieu Parish
Mitchell
Winnie Bids Adieu To Cheering Mob
The tottery but smiling Sir Winston Churchill bade cheering Americans goodbye today in New York perhaps for the last time as he travels on amid a throng of admirers and reporters.
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Winnie
New York
Sir Winston Churchill
Cooley Faces Murder Charge After Daughter Testimony
The teenage daughter of Spade Cooley testified she saw him beat and burn Ella Mae Cooley to death. A coroner's jury ruled her death an homicide with Cooley as the responsible party. Cooley had planned to remarry and had filed for divorce last month.
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Garber Davidson
Bakersfield
Calif
Spade Cooley
Ella Mae Cooley
Cooley
Melody Cooley
Melody
Dist
Kit Nelson
Anita Ros
Ella Mae
Hutchinson Linked to 25 Percent Kickback Claim
State-Times reports Joseph Hutchinson, former Baton Rouge executive for Re tarded Children, was offered a top consultant post on a Louisiana project in exchange for a 25 percent kickback to a high state official. The piece notes Hutchinson, now in Baltimore, and mentions Paul C. Kiene of Ruston being appointed to a $30,000 consultant post for the $3 million Retarded Children's Institute near Hammond.
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Baton Rouge
State-Times
Joseph Hutchinson
Baton Rouge Association For
Children's Institute
Hammond
Kiene
Ifield
Eichmann Defence Says He Would Not Take Own Life
In Jerusalem AP reports Adolf Eichmann would not consider suicide even if offered, his German lawyer Robert Servatius said. He argued such an act could be seen as an admission of guilt and dismissed Israeli reports that Eichmann appeared depressed.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Servatius
Eichmann Defense Seeks West German Protection
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann's defense counsel Servatius declares Eichmann has a claim against the West German state to protect him from Israel's courts. He said Germany must shield Eichmann or he may sue the state.
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Belman Morin Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Israel
Eichmann
Hitler
Deense
Servatius
West Germany
Spaceman Gagarin Field Vision Draws Mixed Praise
American altitude pilots voiced no doubt about Yuri Gagarin’s claim he could distinguish plowed fields from meadows from 200 miles up. Scott Crossfield noted Meccas of Earth look distinguishable from great heights, while NASA officials questioned ground-vision limits beyond 100 miles and cited unknown atmospheric effects.
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United Press International
America
Yuri Gagarin
Scott Crossfield
Crossfield
Meadows
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gagarin
David G. Simons
U.S
TODAY'S CHUCKLE Filing cabinet: Where papers set lost alphabetically
A humorous note on office life describing how documents end up misplaced in a filing cabinet despite an alphabetical system. The joke highlights the chaos of sorting and the fate of random papers buried within folders.
Soviet Woman Scientist Casts Bright Light On Space Quest
Alia Massevitch, 39, head of the Soviet satellite tracking program, tours Italy and speaks at the Florence space symposium. The mother of a 7 year old daughter presented in a soft, persuasive English, challenging space propaganda norms with her engaging image.
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Florence
Italy
Judy Garland
Alia Massevitch
Soviet Union
Space
Mrs. Masnevitch
Pro-Trujillo mobs drive out bishop in Dominican capital
Bishop Thomas J. Reilly arrived in Ciudad Trujillo after mobs loyal to Rafael Trujillo attacked his diocese 100 miles west. Nuns and priests fled as churches were looted and records destroyed. police and soldiers restored order and protected the bishop.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Thomas J. Reilly
Rafael Trujillo
New Bedford
Mass
San Juan de la Manguana
Kefauver Wiley Clash Delays Price-Fixing Hearings
Senate Antitrust subcommittee chaos delayed public hearings on price fixing in electrical equipment as Kefauver and Wiley clashed. Witness John C. Fink from Westinghouse was sworn but not heard amid table pounding and pointed accusations of seeking publicity.
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Washington
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Kefauver
Wiley
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Subcommittee
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Council Awaits Tulane Answer
The South Louisiana Citizens Council seeks a reply from Tulane Educational Fund President Joseph M. Jones after Tulane announced admission without regard to race. The letter says the council is stunned and aims to inform Tulane alumni members. Observers speculate about potential funding pressure from national foundations.
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New. Orleans
UPI
South Louisiana Citizens
Jones
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