Marilyn Monroe Loses Baby After Operation
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller faced a miscarriage after an emergency operation at Doctors Hospital in New York. Doctors said the baby was unsavable and the mother’s life took priority. Miller rode in the ambulance to the city as doctors and a press representative visited.
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New York
Arthur Miller
Doctors Hospital
Miss Monroe
Millers
Amagansett
Long Island
Miller
Warren Fisher
Fisher
Marilyn
Marilyn Monroe
Grevemberg Defends Dayries Amid New Orleans Graft Probe
Former state police head Francis Grevemberg accused Mayor Morrison of painting Provosty Dayries as the scapegoat in the New Orleans police graft scandal. He said Dayries, police superintendent, was hindered by Morrison while trying to reform the department as a grand jury investigates bribery affecting nearly 100 officers.
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New Orleans
Francis Grevemberg
deLesseps Morrison
Provosty Dayries
Grevemberg
Dayries
Morrison
Orleans Parish
Ment
FHA Rate Hike Imminent Amid Home Loan Shakeup
Congressional sources say FHA plans to raise the mortgage rate from 5 to 5 1/2 percent with changes to down payment requirements and discount ceilings. Aides note Congress authorized lower down payments and tighter discount limits in new housing legislation signed by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Congressional
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Eisenhower
FHA
Rep. Rains
D-Ala
House
News Star Classified Ad Promises Quick Results
A bold sales pitch touts the News Star World classified ads as delivering results on the first day. It promotes a 2 wheel trailer in good condition listed for 70 cents, with contact at Fern St. Bawcomville and the phone FA 3-9134. It urges readers to place a For Sale ad with low seven day rates and cancellation privileges.
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News-Star—World
Fern St. Bawcomville
W. M
News - Star World
Local dignitaries visit Monroe and West Monroe this week
State Supreme Court Justice Frank W. Hathorne visited Monroe and West Monroe this week. Miss Jimmie Mizell of Oak Grove, a June Louisiana Tech graduate, will teach at Sarepta High School. Four northeast Louisiana men returned from Far East assignments aboard the USS General W.M. Mitchell, arriving in Seattle on July 30: Laddie L. Eaves Ruston William B. Kennedy Jr. Ruston Elton Lewis Jonesboro Fred L. Neal Bernice. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bagwell continued.
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State Supreme Court
Frank W
Slick) Hathorne
Monroe
West Monroe
Ouachita and Morehouse Parish
Jimmie Mizell
Oak Grove
Louisiana Tech
Sarepta High School
Northeast Louisiana
Far East
General W.M. Mitchell
Seattle
Wash
Laddie L. Eaves
Ruston
William B. Kennedy, Jr
Elton Lewis
Jonesboro
Fred L. Neal
Bernice
Witness Says Unions Exploit Workers in New York
Senate rackets committee testimony alleges hoodlum controlled unions and employers conspired to exploit nearly one million Puerto Rican and Black workers in New York City. McNiff cites 22 unions colluding on verbal contracts and rates near the federal minimum, denying workers copies of agreements to obscure benefits. The probe links Dio and Hoffa to labor domination on the East Coast with charges of sweetheart contracts.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
John McNiff
The
Assn. of
McNiff
New York
ILGWU
Dave Dubinsky
Dubinsky
McClellan
D-Ark
New York Area
Johnny Dio
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Dio
AFL
United Auto Workers
Hoffa
Eastern
Seaboard
Lester Washburn
Rhinelander
Wis
U S Envoy Involved Cuba In Tight Military Grip
Havana reports Batista's army enforces strict military rule after a Santiago de Cuba protest. Censorship tightens as constitutional guarantees are suspended again. Smith arrives as ambassador amid demonstrations. Police disperse crowds. some arrests made. port and bank closures noted.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Earl E. T. Smith
U.S
Batista
Santiago
Oriente
Bueycito
Smith
Eisenhower assails jury trial clause in civil rights bill
President Eisenhower condemned the Senate added jury trial provision as weakening the nations judiciary and rendering the voting rights bill largely ineffective. He warned that it would disenfranchise many qualified voters and criticized the debate as filled with extraneous issues. The White House said a veto was possible but not assured, and Sen Knowland suggested the bill might stall in conference. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
House
Hagerty
Potter
Sen. Knowland
House of Representatives
Whatcha Doin Mister Bandit Upstage by Boy
In Dallas a bandit robbed a Safeway and escaped with about $1,000 after forcing manager W C Watts to open the safe. A curious seven year old boy taunted the thief shouting questions about the loot and purchase plans. Watts warned the youth to back off as the bandit fled.
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Dallas
Tex
Safeway
W. C. Watts
Auacent
Runaway Horse Kills Coushatta Child Near Highway Crash
A 4-year-old girl, Lilliar Elaine Wood, was killed when a runaway horse dragged her into the path of a large trailer truck on U.S. Highway 71 ten miles north of Coushatta Louisiana. The horse had to be destroyed after the incident. Funeral services were planned for the afternoon.
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Coushatta
Lilliar Elaine Wood
U.S. Highway 71
Here
Red River Parish
Wood
Red Wood
Open Skies plan widens to cover U S S R and parts of Europe
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles proposed a broad open skies scheme to allow aerial and ground inspections across the United States Canada and the Soviet Union and a defined European zone. The proposal aims to break the East West deadlock by giving inspections of ports rails highways air fields and key borders with mutual consent and regional exceptions.
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London
John Foster Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Carantelan Am Hahatil
Opcanly
U. S
U. N
Dulles
Britain
France
Canada
Eisenhower
U.S.S.R
Denmark
Norway
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Greenland
Kamchatka Peninsula
Aleutian and
Kurile Islands
United Kingdom
British Isles
Warm Weekend Forecast With Scattered Showers
Weatherman calls for a warm weekend with scattered afternoon showers and a drop in temperatures. Morning readings near 87, after a low of 76 overnight. tonight’s low 74 to 78, with tomorrow’s high 90 to 95. State highs yesterday ranged from 84 in New Orleans to 95 in Monroe.
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New Orleans
Monroe
Panic Underground Blast Hits Philadelphia Subway
An early morning blast on a six car Broad Street line train injured scores and sparked panic among rush hour travelers. Officials say a motor short circuit triggered a circuit breaker explosion, derailing the lead car and causing a minor fire as passengers fled to the Erie Avenue platform.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Erie Ave
Edward Caswell
Five White Teens Sentenced in Negro Slaying
Five members of the gang known as the Rebels received prison terms from 14 to 20 years for the hammer slaying of Alvin Palmer, a 17 year old on Chicago’s South Side. One member got 50 years earlier, while two others get new trials as prosecutors’ case narrows.
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Chicago
Alvin Palmer
Bfore
Wilbert F. Crowley
Criminal Court
Joseph Schwartz
Palmer
Crowley
Ronald Rybka
Thomas Trybula
Edward Fron
Edward Gorski
Raymond Kozlowski
Lawrence Atlas
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George Krull
Michael
Atlanta
U.S. District Court
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Tenn
Frank A. Hooper
McKees Rock
U. S. Supreme Court
Chep
Davries
Mrs
Jack Bagwell
N. York
International Ladies Garment Workers
Fidel Castro
Castro
Ihe
Doin
Mister
Bandit
Watts
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Iran
Ireland
Ural Mountains
Panic Underground
Caswell
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