Herter Begins Closer Work With Demos
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter moves toward closer informal ties with Democratic lawmakers led by Senate Foreign Relations Chairman J. William Fulbright. He plans to brief Fulbright on Paris talks with British, French and West German ministers and will have Assistant Secretary Macomber relay developments until his return.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Herter
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William B. Macombe
Fulbright
Senate Committee
Geneva
Macomber
House
Dulles
Mitchell Hopes House To Revamp Labor Reform Bill
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell urged the House to strengthen the Senate passed labor reform bill by adding the administration’s recommendations on boycotts and picketing. He noted Republican criticism and predicted House action aimed at tougher curbs on racketeering and a stronger bill of rights for unions. He also cited weaknesses in a recent union welfare and pension disclosure act.
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Washington
UPI
James P. Mitchell
House
Mitchell
Senate
Carroll D. Kearns
Penn
House Labor Committee
Kearns
Labor Department
Congress
Mink Fisherman Eludes Capture
Beverly Hills police report a would be burglar armed with a toy dart pistol fished a mink from a Wilshire Boulevard fur shop. He fired a dart into a manikin and used a line to pull the garment free, leaving a fish hook in the dress as evidence.
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Wilshire Boulevard
Judge Says Lynching Opens Flood Gates Of Hate
POPLARVILLE Miss AP A circuit court judge condemned the kidnapping of Mack Charles Parker as opening flood gates of hate in Mississippi The 23 year old truck driver was dragged from Pearl River County jail before a trial date could proceed Prosecuting Attorney William Stewart sought a continuance saying no defendant remained FBI teams led the two state search for Parker and his abductors Spectators filled a courthouse opening with a prayer as three Negroes watched from the balcony The case underscores racial tensions and fears of new anti black laws in Mississippi.
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Poplarville
Miss
Mississippi
Sebe Dale
Mack Charles Parker
Pearl River
William Stewart
Parker
FBI
Dale
Stewart
W. C. Moody
Theo Bilbo
Bilbo
Liu Shao-chi Named President of Red China in Mao Era
Theorist Liu Shao-chi was elevated to the presidency of Red China with Mao Zedong relinquishing the post to focus on party leadership. Chou En-lai became premier, while Mao remains chairman. Mme Sun Yat-sen and Tung Pi-wu named vice chairmen as Chu Teh moves to a top parliamentary post.
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Tokyo
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Party
Red China
Peiping Radio
Mao Tze-tune
Mao
Chinese Communist Party
Liu
Peiping
Mme
Sun Yat-sen
China
Tung Pi-wu
Chu Teh
Chu
Yunnan
Marshal
National People’s Congress
Communist Central Committee
People's Congress
NBC network restored after engineers strike ends
NBC resumed normal programming at 10 a m Eastern Daylight Time after supervisory staff quickly brought the network back on the air. The National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians claimed a nationwide walkout by members had broadened the stoppage to major cities including Washington Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Sydney Biges
NBC
Figes
National Assn. of Broadcast
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
No One Must Ever Know new Carville memoir
Betty Martin writes a new Doubleday published account of life at the Hansen's disease hospital in Carville. The book cites Monroe resident Sam Rubin as a longtime visitor to the facility and a noted friend of patients and a World War II era Legion activist.
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Doubleday
U. S. Public Health Service
Carville
Betty Martin
Monroe
Sam Rubin
Hansen's Disease Hospital
Rubin
American Legion
Special Child Care Course Offered by Red Cross Unit
All prospective mothers and fathers may attend a special child care course conducted by the Ouachita Parish Red Cross chapter at 200 South Grand Street. Continued on page 5A.
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Ouachita Parish
Red Cross Chapter
South Grand Street
Temperature Taming Seen as New Virus Vaccine Approach
Dr. Albert B. Sabin reported at the National Academy of Sciences meeting that some virus strains grow best at higher or lower temperatures, with potency adjustable accordingly. The method could improve live virus polio vaccines and create weaker strains to combat other diseases, offering a new avenue in vaccine research.
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Washington
Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
Khrushchev Returns to Moscow After Absence Amid Rumors
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev reappeared in Moscow after a month away on a Crimea vacation amid rumors of ill health. Radio Moscow reported he met Spyros Markezinis in the Kremlin marking his return and return to activity. Soviet officials denied any health problems, calling Khrushchev’s condition excellent and labeling illness rumors malicious.
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London
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Radio Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Spyros Markezinis
Crimea
Soviet
Foreign Ministry
Khmiushchev
Henry Shapiro
United Press Inernational
Panama Braces as 80 Rebels Sail Into Carib Coast
Government forces close in on an invasion of 80 rebels moving along Panama's Caribbean coast. National Guard to demand surrender or adopt stronger action. Three attackers captured at Playa Colorado with Roberto Arias named as their chief. Arias fled to the Brazilian Embassy after a Pacific coast landing.
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Panama
Caribbean
Jose D. Bazan
National Guard
Playa Colorado
Red Beach
Panama City
Roberto Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Britain
Pacific
Hypnosis Aids Weight Loss Among 42 Women
Dr. Lawrence B. Winkelstein reports in the New York State Journal of Medicine that 42 overweight women lost a total of about 500 pounds after a 14 week hypnosis program. Individual losses ranged from 9 percent to 58 pounds. Most had failed with other methods.
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New York
Lawrence B. Winkelstein
Mount Vernon
N.Y
New York State Journal of Medicine
Does His Best To Outsluy The Law
Salt Lake City police officer Billy A. Ford says Vernie A. Olson, 45, attempted to strike him during a minor traffic accident. Olson is charged with assault and battery of a police officer, drunk driving, collision with an unattended vehicle, and using foul language.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Billy A. Ford
Vernie A. Olson
Ford
Olson
Mississippi Court Upholds Conviction Of Child Molester
The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the 10 year sentence of Joe Pittman 23 concerning an assault on an 11 year old girl at a Picayune home last year. The court ruled the verdict was not against the weight of the evidence and noted no lie detector result was shown. Also affirmed was Ernest Bond guilty of armed robbery of a Runnelston grocery filling station with a life sentence.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Joe Pittman
Picayune
Pittman
Percy Lee
Lee
High Court
Perry County
Ernest A. Bond
Runnelston
Bond
H . Gandy
Jim Allday Jr
Neville Minden district baseball opener postponed
The Neville Minden district double A series opener in Minden was postponed to tomorrow. Coach Charlie Brown announced the delay citing a scheduling conflict with another school event. The second game will be played here Thursday, originally set for Monroe tomorrow.
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Neville - Minden
Minden
Charlie Brown
Neville
Monroe
Brown
Snake Roundup in Oklahoma Nets Over Four Tons of Snakes
In Okeene Oklahoma the 20th annual rattlesnake roundup ends with more than four tons of rattlers crated for shipment to Black Hill Reptile Gardens Rapid City. About 1,000 hunters scoured Gypsum Hills saving cattle from bites. three bitten people recover. Bill Allen grows the longest rattler.
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Okeene
Oklahoma
Okla
Black Hill
Rapid City
Here
Salt Creek Canyon
Order of the White Fang
Bill Allen
Balmy Weather Forecast for Monroe Area
Balmy temperatures continue in the Monroe area with cloudy skies and no rain forecast. Last night’s low was 67 degrees and yesterday’s high reached 82. tonight’s low should be 64 to 68 and tomorrow’s high 78 to 82. Pollen count this morning was 219 grains per cubic yard.
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Monroe
Teacher Shortage Eases in Science Math and Languages
The NEA reports a modest easing of the national teacher shortage in science, mathematics, and foreign languages. Overall, about 135,000 teachers are still needed, based on an ideal scenario, with the 1959 college class expected to yield 125,710 graduates qualified to teach.
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Washington
National Education Assny
NEA
Associated Press
California
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Court Conspiracy Endangers Capitol Hill Starlings
Washington AP reports Congress and the Supreme Court plot against starlings invading Capitol Hill. The House Appropriations Committee reveals a request for 35000 dollars to fund an electronic third elimination system on the court building, with no rapid action expected.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington Cathedral
Treasury Department
House Appropriations Committee
Hugo Black
Tom Clark
Earl Warren
Five Alabama inmates break out of Kilby Prison
Two of the five escapees were captured in Montgomery after stealing a city truck and a private car. The group included Lewis Marston James Moore Earl Phillips Charles Sweeney Walter Tatum. Police traced them after a burglary in Demopolis and a statewide manhunt.
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Montgomery, Ala
Kilby
Highway Patrol
Earl Phillips
Charles Sweeney
Phillips
Jefferson County
Sweeney
Montgomery
Demopolis
Ala
Troy Spence
Spence
Alabama- Mississippi
Frank Lee
Willard M. Lloyd
Lloyd
Lee
Lewis Marston
James Moore
Walter Tatum
Eisenhower appeals to Chamber of Commerce for mutual aid
President Eisenhower urged 4000 businessmen at the 47th annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting to promote mutual aid among free nations to block Soviet dominance. He pressed approval of a foreign aid request of 3.9 billion dollars starting July 1 and called isolation a fatal policy for America and the free world.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
America
Free World
Fisenhower
Pree SA
Hidden assets prompt ad offers quick cash from unused items
ThisWant Ad style notice urges readers to gather attic and garage items for fast sale. It lists a player piano, 18 inch mower, card tables and vacuum cleaner with a postscript night and date and a local telephone exchange FA 2516 for inquiries.
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