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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1963

Page

7

East West Nonaggression Talks Face Hard Path Ahead

Washington reports that Khrushchev demands a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression treaty as the next step after the test ban pact. U.S. officials warn a full agreement may be hard, with Berlin tensions and East Germany recognition among sticking points. De Gaulle opposes the pact and refuses to sign the test ban. The United States seeks broader European security steps and inspection measures to ease tensions while avoiding formal recognition of a divided Europe.

Washington Soviet Union Khrushchev United States Moscow NATO East Germany West United Nations U.N Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Kennedy France U.S Europe Berlin West Berlin W Averell Harriman Voice of America

Predict Haiti Invasion Will Be Defeated

NEW ORLEANS AP Three Dominican Republic senators predict the Haiti invasion will fail unless a widespread uprising occurs They stopped in the United States on a State Department tour Senators Carlos Grisolia-Polony Jose America Espinal-Hued and Miguel Angel Ramirez-Alcantra chaired the Senate Armed Forces Committee He said the invasion lacks a real strategic plan and will be defeated if uprisings do not emerge The article also notes uncertainty over US Soviet talks and hints at clues from Rusk upon return to Washington

New Orleans Dominican Republic Haiti State Department United States Carlos Grisolia-Polony Jose America Espinal-Hued Miguel Angel Ramirez-Alcantra Republic Senate Armed Forces Committee

Youth gets 10 year term for mercy killing

Rodolfo C. Ocejo, 17, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the mercy killing of 14 year old Henry Gomez. He said the initial accidental shot in Gomez’s eye caused suffering and he fired a second shot to end it. He could not face the death penalty due to his juvenile status.

San Antonio, Tex Rodolfo C. Ocejo Ocejo Henry Gomez Gomez

New York Agreement Aims to Expand Negro Job Access in Public Works

The Associated Press reports a New York accord by Gov Rockefeller and seven civil rights leaders to boost public construction jobs for Negroes and minorities after weeks of arrests and sporadic violence. Demonstrators weigh halting protests after consultations, while White House talks push for broader job opportunities.

Associated Press New York Nelson A. Rockefeller White House Washington Kennedy Clarence Mitchell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Frankfort Economic Security Department Bert Combs Elizabeth N.J Athens Danville Farmville Charleston S.C Columbia New Orleans Mobile Ala U.S. Supreme Court Alabama House of Representatives Alabama Baton Rouge Mississippi

Photo Contest Rules for 1963 Snapshot Awards

The Morning World and News-Star announce nine entry rules for the amateur photo contest and the 25th annual Newspaper National Snapshot Awards. Entries must be B and W, postJuly 1 1962, and submitted with name address class on back. Grand Prizes awarded in four classes Babies and Children Activities Scenes and Tabletop Animal Life.

News- Star Theseewspaper Jeaen News-Star National Sprint

Polls open as emergency voting affidavits are filed

Negro voters submitted affidavits and marked ballots under a state emergency voting law. The State Democratic Executive Committee chairman said the votes will not be counted.

State Democratic Executive Committee

Hungarian Soldier Defects To Austria Seeks Asylum

A 21 year old Hungarian soldier in full uniform fled across the border near Lutzmannsburg and asked for political asylum in Austria. He is the eighth Hungarian refugee to flee to Austria in the past two weeks.

Vienna Austria UPI Lutzmannsburg

FASTEETH Denture Powder Ad Claims Secure Fit

An advertising claim asserts FASTEETH helps denture wearers eat talk and laugh without fear of denture slippage. The powder allegedly makes plates firmer and more comfortable with no taste or nausea, is alkaline, and reduces denture odor. Available at drug counters.

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