Five Senators Named for Hall of Fame Honor
Five historic legislators Henry Clay Daniel Webster John C Calhoun Robert M La Follette Sr and Robert A Taft were anticipated as the next Hall of Fame inductees by sources, with a formal announcement by Chairman John F Kennedy expected Wednesday. The five portraits will fill gilded spaces in the Senate reception room.
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Washington
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Robert M. la Follette Sr
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Hall of
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Senate Chamber
State Dept Denies Immoral Entertainment For King Saud
The State Department told a House subcommittee there were no funds used for immoral entertainment during King Saud of Saudi Arabia’s visit. Deputy Assistant Secretary Edward C. Crouch testified there is no truth to a radio report claiming $82,600 was spent on such entertainment.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Dep
Edward C. Crouch
House Appropriations
Rooney Id-Ny
WDGY
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Saud
Roce
Crouch
Department of State
Rooney
Ragland To Head Library Trustees In Louisiana
W. B. Ragland of Lake Providence was elected president of the Fifth District Library Trustees Association at a Columbia meeting attended by about 45 people from ten northeast Louisiana parishes including Madison, Catahoula, Concordia, Richland, Caldwell, East Carroll, Ouachita, Franklin, Tensas and Union. Miss Sallie Farrell of the Louisiana State Library spoke on library victories and continuing challenges in service, standards, and adult education cooperation.
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W. B. Ragland
Lake Providence
Fifth District Library Trustees Association
Columbia
Northeast Louisiana
Madison
Catahoula
Concordia
Richland
Caldwell
East Carroll
Quachita
Franklin
Tensas
Union Parishes
Sallie Farrell
Louisiana State Library
Deaths Mrs P Y Colvin and Clinton Lamar Jemerson
Mrs P Y Colvin 92 of Vienna died after a long illness. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Ruston Church of Christ with interment in Colvin Cemetery. Survived by three daughters, one son, and a brother. Clinton Lamar Jemerson 55 of Ft Nelessity died Monday afternoon after several months illness. Funeral 3 pm Tuesday Oak Grove Baptist Church Winnsboro with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife, three sons, two daughters, four grandchildren, and three brothers.
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P. Y. Colvin Ruston
P. Y. Colvin
Vienna
Ruston Church of Christ
C. K. Crawford
Orville Smith
Colvin
Kilpatrick
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Mary Richardson
R. R. Richardson
QO. B. Anderson
Clay Colvin
J. L. Ball
Breaux Bridge
Clinton Lamar Jemerson
Winnsboro
Ft. Nelessity
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Floyd Lisby
Tom Ratcliff
Oak Grove
Young
Myrtle Jaemerson
Marvin
Delton
Aubre
Lee
Lannie McCarty
Gent Norman
Reno
Nev
Alton
R. A
Peyton
April Brings Mixed Signals To U S Business
April brought only a partial pickup in activity with earnings for the first quarter improving modestly. Backlogs hold near capacity while new orders fall, inventories shrink, and some sectors show a softer pace despite gains in steel and oil industries.
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New York
Wall Street
Ine Basic Indus
USO Chicago Seeks Jukebox Break-In Suspect
USO Chicago officials are seeking a man suspected of trying to break into a vacant juke box. They warn the would-be thief that there are no coins and the music is free. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
USO
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