Burdens Dumped On Business Hit
Jackson Mississippi business leaders hear criticism of burdens on commerce at the Mississippi Economic Council MEC 10th anniversary session. Russ Johnson MEC president urges growth and prosperity while speakers include Ben Gilmer of Southern Bell and Cloyd Steinmetz Reynolds. The event features luncheons with cultural and agricultural talks and a women’s banquet with Mrs. Coleman and Mary Ann Mobley.
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Jackson
Miss
Russ Johnson
Mississippi Economic Council
MEC
Johnson
State Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi
Jackson Banker
Ben S. Gilmer
Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Cloyd
Patrolman Tickets Wife’s Car on Wrong Street Side
Wallington New Jersey patrolman Stanley Remiszewski ticketed a car parked on the wrong side of the street. The vehicle belonged to his wife.
Gates Elected To Presidency Of Pine Association
E C Gates of Fordyce Arkansas was chosen as president of the Southern Pine Association at the final session of the annual convention. Other officers named include M W Smith of Jackson Alabama as board chair and H the Manley of Savannah Georgia as first vice president. Louisiana and Mississippi directors were named along with Crosby Mississippi and New Orleans executive vice president Stanley P Deas.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine Assn
E. C. Gates
Fordyce
Ark
M. W. Smith
Jackson
Ala
H. the “Manley
Savannah
H.P. Greer
Joyce, la
M. L. Fleisher
Jacksonville
Fla
Stanley P. ‘Deas
Mississippi
Tom * DeWeese
Philadelphia
Davis L. Fair Jr
Louisville
R. S. Taggart
Crosby
Louisiana
W. H. Brown
Shreveport
R. D. Crowell Jr
Long Leaf
Joe C. Ferguson
Zwolle
William P. Dougherty
Oakdale
A. T. Hunt
Ruston
Alexander pays up to reclaim unlicensed dog
R G Alexander paid the dog catcher fee without argument after his wife’s unlicensed dog was picked up. Alexander is described as the master of the city pound in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
R. G. Alexander
Alexander
City
Nation mourns Dulles resignation and illness
A chorus of leaders across parties express regret at John Foster Dulles resignation and concern over his illness. President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, and former presidents Hoover and Truman join Eleanor Roosevelt in mourning the longtime secretary of state and praising his service and courage.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster
Eisenhower
Dulles
Russia
Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
House Foreign Relations
Johnson
Rayburn
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Soviet Press claims U S jobless prove Communist edge
In Moscow the Pravda and Trud papers highlight U S unemployment as proof of socialism’s economic superiority. They report U S labor leaders reacting to joblessness while government boasts of high production in a seven year plan. The March U S unemployment figure stands at 4 362 000.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Communist Party
Pravda
Trud
United States
Jack Work
Author Keeps Close Eye On Film Treatment
Marquette Michigan AP report notes Justice John Voelker also author of Anatomy of a Murder observes the film of his book being made with James Stewart as defense, Otto Preminger directing, and Lee Remick starring. Voelker warns producers to avoid sensational courtroom tricks and last-minute witnesses.
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Marquette, Mich
John Voelker
Marquette County
James Stewart
Lee Remick
Joseph Welch
Otto Preminger
Voelker
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Robert Traver
John Wayne
Jimmy Stewart
Defense procurement earns profits and risks high prices says Atwood
J. L. Atwood of North American Aviation told the House Armed Services subcommittee that the Defense Department’s buying practices create powerful incentives for higher costs and profits. He argued contracting favors efficiency and competition, potentially speeding weapon system development by up to two years.
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Washington
Defense Department
J. L. Atwood
North American Aviation
Subcommwood
Atwood
Porter
Hardy D
Britain Approves Aid to Jordan For Desert Road Project
Britain agrees to gift 5.6 million dollars to impoverished Jordan in the current financial year and lend 1.4 million dollars more toward a desert road project, announced by UPI.
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London
UPI
Britain
Jordan
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D-Nm
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Gates
Pine Association
Bob Thomas
China
Melmac
Loungin
Elaaninan
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