Do-Nothing Session Sets In Congress Beat
Washington AP reports Congress resumes after the convention with many House members choosing another week of vacation. The Senate reconvened and ratified a multilateral treaty and passed a public works bill, while debate grows over minimum wage and social security plans. Kennedy and Johnson show little movement as sessions unfold.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Saeed
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Mental illness or crime disputed in drug case of four sisters
Coroner and physicians say the mother’s behavior is a mental case, not a crime, as Bernadette Venita Aadette and two younger children are placed under guardianship and civil custody pending a hearing. The four sisters had episodes of sleeping disorders linked to drug exposure, with some children recovering normal sleep patterns. Protective custody and court involvement continue.
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Bernadette
Samuel R. Gerber
Earl E. Smith
Richard “. Wagner
Margaret J. Spellacy
Joseph
James
Mount Sinai Hospital
Gerber
Kennedy Pushes Health Bill Revisions At Hyde Park
President hopeful faces Senate rewrite call on a indegent health program funded by federal and state grants. The plan mirrors a bill from the House and follows Eisenhower Nixon guidance. Kennedy urges quick enactment of a comprehensive medical plan before adjournment while awaiting Senate debate.
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House
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roberts. Kerr
Oklahoma
J. Allen Frear Jr
Delaware
Clinton P. Anderson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Clerk Records
Real estate transfers listed include Moses E Stivers to Dorothy Hart in section 9 18N 2E for 300 and numerous parcels in West Monroe. Transactions involve Joel Deason to Cleo Deason 239, Federal National Mortgage to Veterans' Affairs Administrator 3038.23, and several other parcels across Paylond Place Glasgow Carter subdivisions and McGee School Addition with mixed cash and mortgage terms.
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Quachita Parish
Moses Edward Stivers
Dorothy Hart
Township 18
Joel William Deason
Rt Ux
Cleo Deason
T. A. Sanders
West Monroe
Federal National Mortgage Association
Administrator of Veterans’ Art Fairs
Sunshine
Meghis Ad Soto
Anthony Wiltant
Kelly Hueckel
Richard Arthur Port
Paylond Place
Nateral Mortgage Association
Federal Housing Commiss
Gross
Carter
Fedreal Housing Commission
Quachita Cotton
Frank Cooper
Jacob L. Ben
Highland Park St
EL Campbell
Gregory Warren
Township
S *, Inc
McGee School
W. CC. Monnisies
Asia, Inc
Ship 17
Court action over trades council boycott at Monroe firms
The case targets a trades council accused by John F. Lee regional director of the NLRB of sanctions against five firms Ford Bacon and Sons Hoard and Sons Don Baxter and Sons and others for picketing and boycotting. The dispute centers on contracts with subcontractors not under union agreements as projects expand at a state college dormitory hospital and savings institution sites in West Monroe and 19th Street.
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Monroe
Ford
Bacon 3
Don Baxter and Sons
Hoard and Sons
State College
Wardroe Memorial Hospital
Mestead and Savingson
West Monroe
No- Relations Board
U N Forces Take Neutral Stance as Congo Unrests Escalate
In Elisabethville police used tear gas to break up protests against Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe as U N forces began patrols and assumed guard duties from Belgian troops. Tshombe loyalists faced arrests while a large crowd gathered in the main square amid ongoing security handover.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Cartel
United Nations
Rayburn Denounces GOP Texas Prediction
House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas dismissed Leonard Hall's forecast that Texas would vote Republican in November as silly. He said Texans would not turn away Lyndon B. Johnson, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, and he declined to forecast the session's length.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Texas Today
Texas
Rayburn
Leonard Hall
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Johnson
Ray
Johnson
Congress
Zens
Gremillion
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Kennedy-Johnson
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Orleans Parish
Orleans
Doctor Borodaiko Opens Clinic in Shelby County
Dr Lubomir Borodaiko the first doctor to settle in the Shelby County village of Russia Ohio opened an office there. He arrived from Ukraine in 1957 and will serve the local community. The article also notes congressional action on minimum wage and elderly health aid with no House agenda this week.
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Russia
Ohio
Lubomir Borodaiko
United States
Ukraine
Shelby County
Burn
Senate
House
Senators push for early adjournment as Nixon and Kennedy vie
The article describes Nixon and Kennedy racing to push a legislative agenda before Labor Day. It notes the vice president could preside briefly in the mornings to speed votes, while Lyndon Johnson controls Senate pacing with long sessions. Kennedy plans a Hawaii trip starting Sept 3 with Johnson, seeking to avoid missed crucial votes.
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Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirkssen
Haineis
Congress
Hawaii
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nixon
Johnson
House stalls as roll call narrows quorum on labor day
House members returned to vote on Eisenhower’s message but only 161 of 217 needed were present. Adjournment fight en route to Labor Day aims, with Johnson saying adjournment time holds no magic and Americans will judge any prolonging.
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Gross
Rayburn
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Johnson
FBI Agents Press Registration Probe Across Louisiana Parishes
Federal investigators sought voter records in Ouachita East Carroll and other parishes while East Carroll registrar refused access citing legal limits. Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion vowed to block unlawful requests and defend segregation amid ongoing civil rights clashes.
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East Carroll
Cecil Manning
Ouachita Parish
Mae Lucky
FBI
Joseph M. F. Ryan, Jr
Civil Rights Division
Department of Justice
Lassiter
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Lucky
William P. Rogers
East Feliciana
Montgomery County
Ala
Early County
Rogers
McCormack County
S. C
Webster County
Gremillion
East Carroll Parish
Dodgers Pitching Coach Became Noted Catcher Early
Pitching coach Joe Becker of the Los Angeles Dodgers first made his mark as a catcher. He began his career in 1930 with Des Moines in the Western League.
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Joe Becker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Des Moines
Life photographer Carl Mydans expelled from Soviet Union
Life magazine photographer Carl Mydans is labeled undesirable by Soviet authorities and charged by the trade union paper Trud with using his entry into the USSR to caricature Soviet life after a stint by Howard Sochurek. He was scheduled to return home as replacement by Sochurek was criticized in Sunday coverage.
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Edna West
David Ue West
San Francisco
David
Texas
Carthage
Tex
Ward Chandler
Moscow
UPI
Life Magazine
Carl Mydans
Soviet Union
Mydans
Trud
Howard Sochurek
Sunday
SAG Rejects Plan to Merge With AFTRA
Hollywood reports members of the Screen Actors Guild rejected a merger proposal with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. The vote signals continued labor division in the entertainment industry with potential impact on union actions and negotiations.
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Hollywood
UPI
Screen Actors Guild
SAG
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
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