France braces for invasion amid Algerian mutiny threat
Paris reports show France sealing airports and blocking runways as Debre orders tightened security against a suspected airborne assault by paratroopers linked to the Algerian junta. Air force to intercept flights. reservists called up. demonstrations reported among airmen and sailors in Algeria.
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Paris
Algeria
Michel Debre
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
Maurice Challe
Information Ministry
Louisiana workers compensation reform urged by contractor spokesman
A contractor spokesman urged Louisiana to assume control of the workers compensation program citing high profit and overhead margins in premiums. Cuba reopened its airfields and airspace to commercial flights. U S District Judge Seybourn Lynne ordered integrated seating in Birmingham Terminal Co. waiting room following appeals court mandate. An explosion and fire at Columbiana Boiler Co. in Columbiana injured at least 10 workers.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Birmingham
Ala
U. S. Dist
Seybourn Lynne
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Birmingham Terminal Co
Salem, Ohio
Columbiana Boiler Co
Columbiana
Here
Automobile Show in Monroe Declared a Complete Success
Thad J. Ryan Jr of the advertising committee called the Monroe Franchised Dealers show at Eastgate Shopping Center an outstanding success with thousands attending. He praised dealer and media cooperation, noted some sales, and predicted a boost to local economy and future auto buying interest. The weather aided the event with ideal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Eastgate
Ityan
Ryan
Give Us Arms as Paris Mob Marches on Interior Ministry
In Paris hundreds shouted Give us arms as mutinous paratroopers from Algeria loomed over the city. The Interior Ministry courtyard buzzed with about 800 recruits forming 10 man squads, trucks delivered uniforms and steel helmets, and Gaullist veterans joined the scene amid a tense security buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Interior Ministry
Iier
Michel Debre
Fom
Algeria
Paris Leaders Acknowledge U S Algerian Crisis Support
President Kennedy assured Charles de Gaulle of U S support in settling the Algerian crisis. De Gaulle thanked Kennedy and said he was touched by the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
U. S
de Galle
Venezuelan FM seeks safe conduct for Cuban ex-president
The Venezuelan Foreign Ministry seeks safe conduct for Manuel Urrutia and 86 other Cubans taking refuge in the Venezuelan embassy in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Manuel Urrutia
Cuba
Havana
Pinewood Derby at St Pauls Church Features 40 Entries
The annual Pinewood Derby for cub scouts takes place at 7 30 p m at St Pauls Methodist Church. Forty entries from cub scout pack 232 race under Dr Jack T Jackson with each car built by the boy and his father.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cub Scout Pack 232
Jack T. Jackson
Firing Squad Threat Hangs Over Invaders
Cuban leader Fidel Castro vowed that counter-revolutionaries captured after the ill fated invasion would be shot. He warned the United States to end attempts to oust Cuba and suggested clemency might depend on U S restraint. The speech came as Havana broadcast the lengthy address to a Cuban audience in exile in Florida.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Adolf Hitler
Florida
United States
Court Dismisses Suit Against Voter Registrar
Judge Ben C. Dawkins Jr. threw out a four year old federal suit by Monroe dentist Dr. John S. Reddix against Ouachita parish registrar Mae Lucky. The dismissal came on a motion by District Attorney Albin Lassiter acting for the registrar and Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion after Reddix registered April 7. Reddix did not appear in court.
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Ben C. Dawkins, Jr
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Registrar of Voters
Reddix
Students Run City Hall on Monroes Student Government Day
Monroe today hosted Student Government Day with students from Ouachita Parish High School Neville St. Matthews and others serving in city roles under supervision. Mayors finance officers and officials were briefed and guided through duties by incumbent leaders as student commissioners and chiefs took tours and observed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
City Hall
W. L
Jack) Howard
Tommy Beaube
Ouachita Parish High School
Charles Biggar
St. Matthews
Richard Greene
Neville
Finance
H. W. McSerry
Paul Graham
Johnny Roach
Ouachita
Jane Loker
W. D. H. Rodriguez
Jimmy Huggins
Cherry Tousman
Donnie Elias
Jan West
Courtland Gray
Rey Franks
Fred Howell
Herbert Perry
Carolyn Hart
Bruce Davidson
Clifford Benson
Lewis Stone
Victor Zagone
Buddy Embanato
Mary Martin
Blaze Wipes Out Bowden Family in Maryland Tragedy
A Maryland fire killed nine people in a two story Bowden home in North Beach. Firemen found the mother Marie Elizabeth Bowden and two children near the front door as investigators probed the ruins. The dead include Bill Bowden 35 Marie Elizabeth 33 their six children and Marie Bowden s mother Xenia Farr in her early 60s. The blaze was reported at 10 50 pm after a caller heard a woman scream get out and background crackling. Fire crews from most southern Maryland departments fought the fire with 12 alarms before the home garage and nearby house were destroyed. Several firemen were injured.
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North Beach
Bowden
Bill Bowden
Marie Elizabeth
Maryland
2Istory Bowden
Mrs. V. J. Cascio Dies at 72 in St Francis Hospital
Mrs. V. J. Cascio, 72, died after a brief illness at St. Francis Hospital. Funeral arrangements are with Mulhearn Funeral Home, Rosary at Mulhearn Chapel tonight at 7 30. Surviving: two daughters Mrs. Charles C. Miller and Miss Joesphine Cascio. two sons Charles J. Cascio and Leon A. Cascio. one sister Mrs. Eu nice Giganti. one brother Leonard Messina. 11 grandchildren. Burial at St Matthew's Cemetery.
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V. J. Cascio
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Mulhearn Chapel
Charles C. Miller
Joesphine Cascio
Monroe
Charles J. Cascio
Leon A. Cascio
Beaumont
Tex
Eunice Giganti
Brooklyn
N.Y
Leonard Messina
Sicily
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
St. Matthew's Cemetery
Sailor Dies of Accident Injuries in Louisiana
A 19 year old sailor from Buffalo New York died of a skull fracture after a Friday night traffic accident near Saint Martinville Louisiana. He was Seaman Paul Lawrence attached to the 37th Training Squadron at New Iberia Naval Air Auxiliary Station.
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ST. Martinville
Paul. Lawrence
Buffalo
N.Y
New Iberia Naval Air Auxiliary Station
Cuba snubs nose at U S Reds as Castro speaks long
Fidel Castro delivers nearly a four and a half hour speech amid an abortive U S invasion, bolstering his regime and signaling tighter internal suppression while Latin American policy faces a setback. The article notes U S hopes to curb communism in Cuba have faded and warns of wider regional risk.
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Latin America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
U.S
Second Mattox Trial Set With 400-Man Venire
Circuit Judge John D. Greene scheduled the second murder trial of Jon Mattox for next week and ordered a 400-man special venire. Mattox, 21, a former Mississippi State University student, was granted a new trial by the state Supreme Court after a life sentence for the coat hanger strangulation of his neighbor in Columbus. The conference with prosecutors and defense lawyers followed a defense motion for a large special venue. Mattox was absent as the case was set. The defense did not seek a change of venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
John D. Greene
Jon Mattox
Mattox
Mississippi State University
State Supreme Court
Greene
Young Mattox
Kennedy Names Taylor to Lead U S Intelligence Probe
White House appoints Retired Gen Maxwell D Taylor to head a broad inquiry into U S intelligence capabilities and paramilitary operations with Attorney General Kennedy and CIA chief Allen Dulles as senior aides. Admiral Burke and other officials join the high level task force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Taylor
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Britain and Soviet Reach Laos Ceasefire Pledge
London reports Britain and the Soviet Union have agreed on preliminary cease-fire steps for Laos. The plan calls for a six nation and Indian chaired conference in Geneva on May 12 and a three power international superv isory commission. Foreign Secretary Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko signaled efforts to secure an immediate cease-fire prior to the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Soviet Union
Laos
House of Commons
J. B. Godber
Godber
Lord Home
Britain
Indo-China
India
International Supervistory Commission
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Frank Roberts
Gidber
Eichmann Trial Delays Evidence Admission in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Eichmann case saw a key delay as the defense and prosecution battled over affidavits from an American interrogator. Judge Moshe Landau postponed ruling until Tuesday, with Dr. Robert Servatius and Gideon Hausner instructed to be ready. The day featured a witness detailing Jews’ 200 year struggle erased overnight by Nazi rule.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Nuernberg
Smith W. Brookhart
U.S
International Military Tribunal
Supreme Court
Moshe Landau
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Gideon Hausner
Nazi Germany
Ile
Austria
Salo Wittmayer Baron
Columbia University
New York City
Baron
Europe
Dr. Baron
Adolf Hitler
Warm Showers Predicted in Northeast Louisiana
Warm weather with scattered thundershowers expected in northeast Louisiana through Tuesday. Highs near 82 and nights in the 60s. Sunday ended a stretch of fair mild days with temperatures from 65 to 81 and no rain in the area.
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Louisiana
Cave of horrors reveals Bar Kochba era cliffside refuge
Israeli researchers report Judean desert caves near Ein Gedi used by 132 135 AD rebels led by Shimon Bar Kochba. Skeletons of over 40 captives found in a cliffside cave and 50 to 60 papyrus documents recovered, including Bar Kochba orders and land contracts showing nationalization under the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
UPI
Judean
Ein Gedi
Dead Sea
Colorado
Shimon Bar Kochba
Yigael Yadin
Jerusalem Hebrew University
Bar Kochba
Troops Airlifted To Shore Up Laos Govts Defenses
Hundreds of government troops were airlifted to the front north of Vientiane to bolster crumbling defenses before a cease fire in Laos civil war. Pathet Lao rebels advanced along the highway, forcing royal army retreats of 30 to 40 miles as India agreed to a three nation truce supervision. American advisers may have been captured near Vang Vieng, with conflicting reports on their status. The government called the area north of Vientiane a Laotian Dien Bien Phu.
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Vientiane
Laos
India
Vang Bieng
Here
Vientiane-Luang Prabang
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
Rent Ads Offer Quick Fill for Vacant Bedrooms
Classified notice advertises rentable rooms with paid bills and 7 day rate, cancellation option. Mentions Southside two room apartment and Telemaque listing. Notes various rooms available with short term terms and price details implied.
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