Long Says Davis Is Doing The Best He Can
In a Washington interview Len Russell Long praised Gov Jimmie Davis saying the governor is doing the best he can though not the best or worst. Long criticized the Kennedy satellite bill calling it crooked and corrupt and urged voters to hold their noses if supporting the bill.
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Minor Thefts and Burglaries Occupy Local Police
West Monroe officers booked Jack Smith of Good Hope Road for burglary after a man seen fleeing the home of Mrs. Marvin Smith on Wilson Street around 11:50 am Wednesday. Investigations also include a theft from a soft drink machine at Cruse Lion Service Station and a missing watch and cigarettes from Lamond Whitten at 706 Pine Street. Ouachita Parish deputies arrested four youths in a dragline theft at Lazarre Point, naming Lloyd Stephens and John H. Harner among them. two younger suspects, 14 and 16, remain in a juvenile detention home.
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France Surrenders Coastal Enclaves of India
India formally assumes control of Pondicherry and three other French enclaves after a ceremony at the Foreign Ministry with Prime Minister Nehru and French Ambassador Jean Paul Garner. The transfer ends centuries of colonial presence dating back to the 17th century.
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Diana Smith feted by Oak Ridge crowd before Miss America run
Diana Jane Smith, Miss Louisiana, left Oak Ridge for Atlantic City amid hometown praise at a nighttime gathering of about 270 people including 20 relatives. Officials helped locate a misrouted electronic organ before her send off, while Mayor Williams voiced pride comparing her achievement to historic local deeds.
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Louisbourg fortress rebuilt for Canada centennial
The French fortress of Louisbourg, once the New World’s strongest stronghold, is being rebuilt with original building licenses. Completion aimed for Canada’s 1967 centennial. The project follows historic depictions after 1758 and the 1756 declared war between England and France.
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Budget Group Reassembles To Review State Budgets
The Legislative Budget Committee in Baton Rouge plans a full session to study the Spending programs of the Department of Institutions and the Department of Welfare along with the Secretary of State. They will reconvene Monday to examine Wildlife and Fisheries and Education budgets, after approving other agency budgets. Delgado Trade School challenges a larger 10 percent cut, noting last year’s high non recurring expenses.
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Trade School
New Orleans
Charles Deichmann
Delgado
Bats and Bottles Mark Philadelphia Teamsters Clash
A disorderly melee in Philadelphia involved roughly 1,000 people linked to Teamsters Local 107 and dissidents calling themselves the Voice. Police reported injuries to two officers and 12 protesters, damaged cars and a union office window with three bullet holes. The disturbance arose amid long running leadership disputes tied to Hoffa loyalists and a bid to break away to the AFL-CIO.
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Smith Transfer Co
Teamsters Local 107
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Voice
Teamsters International
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Brigantine
N.J
Correspondent Ordered Out Of Russia
Russian authorities expel Newsweek correspondent W Bassow after the Tass agency says he violated foreign press conduct standards. Four Venezuelan army officers fled a Caracas prison while awaiting sentence on revolt charges.
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Moscow
Whitman
Newsweek
Tassday
Tass
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Press i Department of the Foreign Minstry
W. Bassow
Soviet Public Opinion Drives World News Dispatches
Fragmentary OCR text references Soviet public opinion and dispatches. The readable lines imply coverage of state messaging and journalism within the USSR, noting restraints and propaganda themes without concrete events, dates, or named entities.
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