Robbery Suspects Held For Utah By Ouachita Sheriff
Ouachita Parish sheriff's department holds two Monroe men for Garfield County Utah on robbery charges. Ben E Drummond, 31, and Standley Aldy, 32, signed waivers of extraterritorial extradition and will be turned over when they arrive. Virgus L. Chavis, 46, of West Monroe, released on bond for theft by check. Derrel W. Finley, 27, of Monroe, held in jail on theft from an automobile. Edward Tate, 30, of Birmingham, jailed for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. A 19-year-old, Johnny Samuel Smith, injured in a late-night accident on Calypso and Catalpa streets.
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Ouachita Parish
Garfield County
Utah
Bailey Grant
Ben Everett Drummond
Standley Aldy
Monroe
Sheriff Department
West Monroe
Virgus L. Chavis
Chavis
Natchitoches Street
District Attorney's
L. E. Head
Ryder
Derrel W. Finley
Standifer Street
Edward Tate
Deerwood Drive
Birmingham
Alabama
Louisville
Johnny Samuel Smith
Spell Street
Smith
Catalpa
Calypso
Commander Leonard says Korea front cooled. 1st Cavalry alert
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Leonard, new commander of the 1st Cavalry Division, said the Korean truce line has cooled off and predicted nothing else would stir for some time. Despite heavy patrols and a July ambush that left two American soldiers dead, he noted no clear pattern in Communist activity while the division remained alert along the DMZ. Lt. Richard Murphy of Jefferson City, Missouri, reported returning with all rounds and grenades after patrols.
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1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Charles F. Leonard
Leonard
1St Cavalry
Tulip bulb sale hits 15100 to date in West Monroe
West Monroe Chamber of Commerce reports advance tulip bulb orders reaching 6100 with homeowners supplying 3100 more and 1000 bulb orders from Judge John F. McCormick and Hobson Norris. The Tulip Festival aims for next spring as George Tyner and Bagwell order from Holland.
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West Monroe
Agriculture Committee
Bagwell
George Tyner
Holland
Kilpatrick
Florists Review
National Magazine
Chicago
Pine
West Mon
Bag of cash valued at 100000 spills from wagon
A postal money bag containing about 100000 dollars fell from a transfer wagon, was run over by a train and burst open scattering bills along the track. A railroad official said there was no wind and that the money was recovered in roughly 20 minutes.
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Los. Angeles
Humane Society seeks homes for many pets
Ouachita Humane Society members care for numerous stray animals while they raise funds for a new Animal Shelter. President Bud Tidwell notes several bird dogs and puppies needing homes, with Mrs Raymond Boyd also hosting two kittens. Calls welcome to Tidwell FA 3-7531, Mrs Boyd FA 3-1009, or secretary Mrs Hugh Spurlock FA 2-9007.
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Arthur
Bud Tidwell
Tidwell
Ouachita Humane Society
Raymond Boyd
S. Second Street
Dixie
Boyd
Society
Hugh Spurlock
Kennedy Birth and Baby Patrick at Otis Air Force Base
Mrs Kennedy recovered well after Z Caesarean birth at Otis Air Force Base Hospital. Baby Patrick arrived 65 miles away in Boston and was baptized in the surgery room. President to send nuclear test ban treaty message later. first lady in excellent condition after premature birth.
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Pres. Kennedy
Children’s Medical Center
Boston
Patrick
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Jacqueline
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Otis Hospital
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
Boston Children’s Medical Center
White House
Cleveland
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Kennedy
Stork
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown University Hospital
John S. Cahill
Portland
Maine
Conference on New Mathematics Program Slated
Dr Charles Faulk professor of education at Southwestern University at Lafayette and Robert Rouse Louisiana representative for Silver Burdett will consult for a conference on the New Mathematics Program sponsored by Ouachita Parish School System The event runs Monday and Tuesday from 8 am to 2 pm in room 102 at the First Baptist Church West Monroe for teachers in grades 1 6 and math teachers grades 7 8 Principals and librarians are invited J M Waldrop elementary supervisor announced the conference A silent fully transistorized battery operated clock is advertised to keep plus or minus one minute per week
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Charles Faulk
Southwestern University At
Lafayette
Robert Rouse
Louisiana
Silver Burdett
Ouachita Parish
First Baptist Church of
West Monroe
J. M. Waldrop
Mississippi Runoff Sees Johnson and Coleman Seek Sullivan Backing
In Jackson Mississippi Lt Gov Paul Johnson and ex Gov J P Coleman seek Sullivan support in the August 27 Democratic runoff after a tight first primary. Sullivan finished third in a vote led by Johnson with 156 359 to Coleman's 135 491. The race centers on anti Kennedy sentiment and civil rights opposition ahead of the November general election.
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Ernor
Charles Sullivan
Johnson
Coleman
Sullivan
Clarksdale
Ross Barnett
Robert Mason
Magee Welder
Mississippi
Louisiana election outlook in 1964 campaigns begin
The piece notes races ahead in 1964 with seven parish school board seats across Ward 3 4 5 10 6 and 7 possible plus a fourth seat in Ward 10. It mentions senatorial terms Ellender through 1967 Long through 1969 and that West Monroe city races occur in 1964 with full city elections in 1966. It forecasts a wave of campaigns as Louisiana prepares a new state administration and a presidential vote in late 1964.
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Solon
Congress
West Monroe
Louisiana
U.S. Senate
Allen J. Ellender
Russell B. Long
Fire Sweeps White House Restaurant in Metairie
A fire at the White House Restaurant in Metairie caused about 100000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Operators Mr and Mrs Charles Watson Jr said the blaze started in the kitchen of the wooden structure and was found at 530 a.m.
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New Orleans
White House
Metairie
Charles Watson Jr
Post Office Train Robbery Hits Buckinghamshire Route
A mail train robbed near a bridge in Buckinghamshire as two cars waited below for loot. An engineer and another man were handcuffed and later freed at Aylesbury Hospital where Mills had head injuries. Detectives call the heist highly professional and note railway signaling knowledge. About 50 postal workers aboard the Glasgow to London overnight mail train.
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Whitby
Aylesbury
Mills
Malcolm Fewtrell
Buckinghamshire
Cheddington Station
Glasgow
London
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Richard Murphy
Hobbs Terrace
Jefferson City, Mo
Humane Society
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Mrs. Kennedy
Little Patrick
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Bouvier
John V. Bouvier
New York
Eye Sullivan
Sth Dist
Republican Party
W. G. Smith
Mary Carter Cnamel
Washington FA
Monroe, LA
Sears
Dan River
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