Senate Appropriations Panel Restores Major Aid Funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 14 to 7 to restore 500.9 million of 809.7 million cut by the House from Eisenhower foreign aid. It recommends 3.0257 billion in new funds and approves 667.05 million in carryovers totaling 3.6927 billion, while rejecting a move to withhold these funds. Johnson signaled support for about half a billion more, after meeting Eisenhower privately.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Senate’ Appropriations Committee
House
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Lyndon, Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Trawler Madonna Burns and Sinks Off Gulf Coast
A 42 foot trawler Madonna out of Port Arkansas with captain John Dupre and two crewmen aboard exploded and sank in the Gulf of Mexico after a fire. The three men escaped into churning seas and were rescued by the shrimp boat Sara S. a month old dog named Trouble died. Coast Guard ships and a plane helped in the search before dawn.
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Galveston
Tex
Port Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
Dupre
Coast ‘Z Guard
Coast Guard
Corpus Christi
Cart
Wilden Callaia Jr
Delcambre
Personal Income Averages Across United States
Census Bureau data shows national personal income reaching 324 billion dollars, averaging 1940 per person before taxes. Delaware tops at 2858 while Mississippi lags at 964, with Indiana near the average at 1946. fifteen states plus DC above average, thirty three states and Hawaii below. The figures cover wages, farm net income, rentals, dividends, interest, and social security benefits.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Delaware
Mississippi
Indiana
New Cemetery Planned West Of Ouachita River
A 26.2 acre tract for a new cemetery is purchased eight miles west of the Ouachita river near Highway 80. Eddie Pohl, son of Clyde and, Mrs. Pohl, is promoted to vice consul and stationed in Palermo Italy. Joy and two children accompany him. Franklin Parish planter R L Adams marks 85th birthday with 31 046 farm days. Joe Caskey prepares for another season.
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Twin Cities Memorial Gardens
Highway 80
Ouachita River
Eddie Pohl
Clyde Pohl
South Fifth Street
Pohl
Palermo
Italy
Joy
R. L
Bob) Adams
Franklin Parish
Winnfield
Bob
Liddieville
Girard Denies Japanese Charge In Fatal Firing Range Shooting
Army specialist William S. Girard of Ottawa Illinois faced a Japanese manslaughter trial over the January 30 death of Mrs. Naka Sakai at a firing range. Prosecutors allege he lured scavengers with empty shell casings and shot at them, while his attorney argues he acted on official duty and the case should be heard in Japan. The trial adjourned with a late fall or autumn schedule planned at the Somagahara range.
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Girard
Sakai
Itsuro Hayashi
United States
Japan
U.S. Supreme Court
Yuzo Kawachi
Hayashi
Somagahara
Air Force pilots survive jet trainer incident near Chesapeake Bay
Two lieutenants from the Air Force survived a jet trainer incident after their T33 aircraft ran low and they bailed out near the Bay inlet. Lt. Say Williams and Lt. George Beaving were found in good condition and treated for injuries. They refueled at Andrews before the crash and are assigned to Nellis. The event occurred Saturday night with details continued on Page Two-A.
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Carery
Say ‘le D. Williams, Jr
Medfore l, Ore
George K. Beaving
Roanoke Va
Tess Wemant
Air Force Bas
Andrews
Washingto
Nellis
Las Vegas
Force Base
President Eisenhower Receives Asian Flu Vaccine
President Eisenhower was inoculated against Asian flu today as advised by the White House medical team. Health officials urged priority for those with heart and lung ailments, noting Eisenhower’s heart attack history and exposure to flu cases in the White House.
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Washington
White House
Howard McC. Snyder
S. E. Burney
Burney
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Grabrit 2
Hauge
Jack Cliff
Tom Craven Jr
Downtown Monroe Rejigs Bus Route To Alleviate Congestion
The Monroe city bus system cuts the Park Avenue DeSiard Road route from DeSiard to Fourteenth Street turning north to Washington then Third Street to the Morgin Lindsey corner. New downtown stop at Morgan Lindsey corner across from DeSiard and four block shift removes stops at St. Matthews Church and along DeSiard. The change, effective September 1, aims to speed trips by reducing traffic lights and eliminating a southern DeSiard loop.
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H. W. McSherry
Finance and Utilities
Park Avenue - DeSiard Road
Central Savings Bank and Trust
Morgan-Lindsey
DeSiard
Fourteenth
Sixth Street
St. Matthews Church
Jackson
Park Avenue
Morgan - Lindsey Corner
DeSiard Road
Washington
Third Street
Central Savings Bank
Takis
Lawyer Dares Celebrities To Take Stand
Hollywood attorney Arthur J. Crowley challenged film stars Corinne Calvet Maureen O'Hara and John Carroll to testify that Confidential and Whisper stories were false. He said he would impeach their testimony if they denied the magazine tales under oath. The trial’s fourth week saw related claims including Pat Steele's statement about John Huston.
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Hollywood
Arthur J. Crowley
Crowley
Corinne Calvet
Maureen O’hara
John Carroll
Confidential
London
Pat Steele
John Huston
Miss Steele
Huston
New York
Michael Mordaunt - Smith
Miss Calvet
William Rizzi
Patsey Morgan- Dibben
Confidential Magazine
West End
Patsey
Baron Konopka
U.S
Scandal Magazine
Rules Committee Clears Civil Rights Bill 10-2
The House Rules Committee voted 10-2 to clear the compromise civil rights measure for floor action, overriding opposition from Chairman Howard W. Smith and Rep. Colmer. If the House approves, the Senate is expected to concur and send the bill to the White House, marking the first civil rights law since Reconstruction.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Seattle
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Rules
Smith
White House
Madden
Ind
O'Neill
Mass
Delaney
Trimble
Ark
Thornberry
Tex
Bolling
Aller
Brown
Ohio
Latham
Scott
Heat Returns Bring Warm Start To Week
The weather page forecasts partly cloudy skies with highs in the 90s and no rain mentioned. Yesterday saw a 68 to 92 range with a 1.3 inch shower early morning. Selman Field reports today 73 to 88 as prospects for tomorrow predict 70 to 74 lows and 90 to 94 highs.
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Selman
Move to probe La Fourche school board charges
Lockport backers push for investigation into La Fourche Parish School Board and its superintendent. Donald Bollinger of Lockport named spokesman for the drive seeking a formal probe.
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Lockport
Lafourche Parish
Donald Bollinger
Pilot Killed As Navy Trainer Planes Crash Into Homes
A Navy T-28 trainer crashed into two Clinton Pennsylvania homes today, destroying fronts and sparking fires. The pilot, Robert H. Crane, was killed. two women and three children escaped unharmed. Firefighters and crash trucks from nearby areas fought the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Clinton
Gus Schmidt
Maurice Ritchey
Air Force
Greater
Robert H. Crane
Week End Collisions Claim Eleven Lives in Louisiana
Accidents over the weekend in Louisiana killed eleven people including eight traffic deaths, a tree topple death, a train strike victim, a shooting victim, and an electrocution. Names include Ivan and Carol Landry, Willie Moses, Frank P. Orlando, Glynn Bonaventure, Moore, Lee Roy Meany Sr, Kathlene Pitchford, Charles A. Lutz Jr, Johnny B. Sharkey, William H. Miller Jr, and Floyd Bourg. Several victims were from Louisiana communities such as Sunset, Beaumont, Lafayette, Shreveport, Amite, and New Orleans, with out-of-state deaths noted near Florida and Texas.
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Louisiana
Parks
St. Martinville
Ivan Landry
Sunset
Carol Landry
Beaumont, Tey
Charles W. Handlin
Beaumont
Ivan
Carol Landy
Carol
Willie Moses
Alexandria
Moses
Frank P. Orlando
Kenner
New Orleans
Glynn
Willburn
Moore
Shreveport
Jena
Lee Roy Meany Sr
Lafayette
Kathlene Pitchford
St. Louis
Monroe
Rayville
Charles A. Lutz Jr
Lake Charles
Lutz
Johnny B. Sharkey
Amite
Hammond
William H. Miller Jr
Deland
Fla
Miller
Tulane Medical School
Floyd Bo
Three Die In Slidell Wreck On Highway 11
A collision on Highway 11 near Slidell involved a pickup and a car, the car carrying three women teachers. The truck driver Ernest Breeland, about 40, and two teachers Myrtle Royal and Alpha Locke died, while Josephine Marks of Slidell was hospitalized in critical condition. The crash occurred roughly 35 miles from New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Slidell
Ernest Breeland
Myrtle Royal
Covington
Alpha Locke
Josephine Marks
Charity Hospital
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