Red China Calls Soviets Monsters in Nuclear Pact Row
In Tokyo AP report Chinese officials branded Soviet leaders freaks and monsters for backing the partial nuclear test ban while Moscow accused Premier Chou En-la i of bad faith dating back four years. Albania joined the clash charging Khrushchev with concessions to imperialism amid world peace debate.
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Moscow
Chou En-lai
Albania
Peking
Khrushchev
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S
The
People’s Daily
Kremlin
World Communist Movement
Chou
Insin
Yardman Jailed After Earthy Lair Uncovered
Gilbert Kennedy a 47 year old yardman secretly lived under a widow Rose Haaskins home for three years. Police found a pallet suitcases of clothes and water jugs beneath the house. He was charged with vagrancy and jailed awaiting further action.
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Miami
Fla
Gilbert Kennedy
Rose Haaskins
Speech canceled at LSU law school by admin decision
Baton Rouge AP Louisiana State University canceled a talk by Wade Mackie regional director of a Quaker group after university officials refused the law school auditorium invitation. The Young Democrats Club arranged the visit and a government instructor reported a committee denied university facilities. Steininger, upset, planned a memorandum to the AAUP chapter.
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The
American Association of University Professors
Christine Ward near death as overdose worsens condition
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, hospitalized at St Stephen's after an overdose and bronchial pneumonia left him comatose and slipping toward death. A hospital spokesman cited mounting concern from Ward's physicians as Christine Keeler and others react to the case and Ward's conviction for living off the earnings of prostitutes.
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London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Christine Keeler
Christine
Stephen
Old Bailey
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Barnett
Elizabeth Taylor
William Mayne Butcher
JFK Adviser Pleads Guilty On Tax Count
James M. Landis, former Harvard Law School dean and Kennedy adviser, pleaded guilty in federal court to five counts of late filing and payment of income taxes for 1956 to 1960. He cited public duties and inherited securities sales to meet a family need. Sentencing set for Aug. 30. he had filed the returns and paid due taxes, and offered full cooperation.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Kennedy
U.S
Manhattan
Landis
Edward McLean
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
West Monroe club hosts public shrimp boil at fairgrounds
A crew from West Monroe Opti mists organized a public shrimp boil at the West Monroe fairgrounds this afternoon. Orders will be available for on site eating or takeout from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Lou Hedgepeth reports on CHIT-CHAT Page 5-A.
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West Monroe
Lou Hedgepeth
Selman Airport Terminal Plans Approved in Monroe
Monroe city officials approved the architects Johns and Neel plan for a new terminal at Selman Field as part of an 11.5 million capital program. The design includes 16,800 square feet on the ground floor, a folded plate roof, a mezzanine, four plane positions, and a covered walkway to the airplanes next to a new control tower with parking and better airline space. Bids expected around October 1.
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H. W. McSherry
Selman Field
Johns & Neel
Monroe
McSherry Sad
McSherry
Kennedy says U S will continue underground nuclear tests
President Kennedy said at a news conference that subterranean tests will continue, excluding them from the atmospheric and underwater ban. The move could influence Senate ratification and address fears of a voluntary moratorium, as Jackson and Mansfield weigh the underground program’s impact on treaty support.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Jury Indicts Judge's Son On New charges
Grand jurors indicted Gareth Martinis, son of Bronx Criminal Court Judge Joseph A. Martinis, for vehicular homicide after acquittal on lesser charges in a May 19 crash that killed five. The indictment lists five counts of vehicular homicide and one count of third degree assault, with possible five year terms per homicide count.
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New York
Dist
Atty
Isidore Dollinger
Gareth Martinis
Martinis
Criminal Court
Joseph A. Martinis
Henry Hudson Parkway
Bronx Supreme Court
Peter A. Quinn
Weekend Rain Predicted in Forecast This Weekend
The official forecast indicates weekend showers with up to 45 percent area coverage and likely rainfall. Today will be partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers. temperatures stay warm with highs in the mid 90s and lows near 70s. Monroe reported a high of 95 and an overnight low of 72 yesterday.
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Monroe
Aycock criticizes Kennedy civil rights plan in Congress
Louisiana Lt. Gov. C C Aycock told a House subcommittee that President Kennedy s civil rights proposal undermines constitutional liberty. He urged using a constitutional amendment route if affirmative action is needed, arguing the bill concentrates federal power and curtails individual rights.
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Washington
Louisiana
Kennedy
America
C. C. Aycock
Congress
Lord Sutch Campaign Opens for Profumo Seat
Stratford on Avon AP Lord Sutch 22 pop singer opens campaign for John Profumo's parliamentary seat with slogan Vote Sutch gain mutch. He is one of six candidates including a convict. platform calls for US to pay British scientists who work in America. Sutch stumbles over disarmament and high finance. manager Reg Calvert defends him as sincere.
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Stratford ON Avon
England
Lord Sutch
John D. Profumo
Sutch
House of Commons
Profumo
United States
America
Reg Calvert
Builders Push Property Rights in Louisiana
Louisiana Association of Home Builders leaders backed a property owners bill of rights. A. Lee Booth said a resolution outlining the bill would be drafted for a state meeting in Alexandria next month. Davis Moore reported his Shreveport chapter's resolution supporting the bill to stop federal interference in selling real estate to buyers of choice.
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Aycock
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Association of Home Builders
A. Lee Booth
Alexandria
Davis Moore
Shreveport
Association
Chicago Rights Dispute Sparks Long Street Demonstration
Racial trouble erupted on Chicago's South Side as CORE led a protest at the mobile classroom project site for the Chicago Board of Education. Police reported 25 arrests for disorderly conduct as participants blocked trucks and sat in mud, while white residents protested the arrival of Negro families in a largely white area.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Chicago Board of Education
Board of Education
Anti-Soviet Feeling Stronger in Red China Says Ex-POW
Lowell D. Skinner, an Akron Ohio native and one of 21 American POWs who refused repatriation in 1953, told reporters in Hong Kong that anti Russian sentiment is stronger than anti American in Red China. He linked the Great Leap Forward failures to Soviet aid withdrawal and noted brutal working conditions and restricted movement under Communist rule.
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Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
Red
China
Army Corneral
Skinner
United States
Red China
Europe’s Puzzle Reframed As A Peaceful Missing Piece
A wry headline notes Europe resembles a jigsaw with a peace piece missing, hinting at ongoing balance complications and the quest for lasting harmony across regions and nations. The comment captures a historical pattern of untidy alliances shaping modern diplomacy.
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Europe
Kennedy praises Girls Nation at White House in light moment
President Kennedy hosts 100 Girls Nation members in the White House rose garden and jokes that they are more beautiful than the governors. He notes boys’ nation visit and cautions about political initiative while urging continued public service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Girls’ Nation
American Legion Auxiliary
White House Rose Garden
Boys’ Nation
Miami Beach
Fla
White House
Hou
Fifteen Soldiers Injured In Ft Dix Road Collision
Twenty one soldiers marching on a Ft Dix road were struck by a car driven by Pfc Robert C Keyser. Fifteen were admitted to Watson Army Hospital with fractures. six treated and released. The driver, a reservist from Toms River, was questioned by military police.
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FT. DIX
N.J
Watson Army Hospital
Army
Robert C. Keyser
Toms River
Keyser
Stewart Dias
Browns Mills
Dias
Two Die Five Hurt In Hammond Three Car Crash
In Hammond Louisiana a three car crash three miles east of the city last night killed two women from Scotlandville identified as Mabel Bradford 41 and Eliza Herbert 44. Adrian Calmes 37 of Baton Rouge the driver of another car tried to pass illegally on a curve and faces negligent homicide and improper passing charges. He was in critical condition at Seventh Ward Hospital. Five others including Eugene London Annabelle Ewin and Ollie London of Scotlandville were injured and rushed to Independence Hospital where London was listed in critical condition. The driver of the third car was Deane C Richardson 21.
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Hammond
UPI
Here
Mabel Bradford
Eliza Hebert
Scotlandville
Adrian Calmes
Baton Rouge
Hurricane Found in Atlantic
A 100 mile per hour hurricane was located today by a Navy reconnaissance plane in the Atlantic about 2,500 miles east-southeast of Miami. The hunter plane, based in Puerto Rico, reported from inside the storm roughly 1,000 miles east of the Windward Islands as a ship noted heavy seas and a falling barometer in the quiet Atlantic. The TIROS weather satellite had spotted the area Wednesday in the central Atlantic and transmitted cloud pictures.
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Miami
Fla
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Tiros
Central Atlantic
Wanted ad items for sale in Box Springs area
Box Springs listings show an innerspring mattress at 25 dollars a large TV antenna for 15 dollars and a David Bradley garden tractor with attachments plus another machine at 150 dollars. Also selling FA 3676 and FA 2 516 contact for placement and low seven day rate with cancellation privileges.
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