Federal Troops Bar Nazi Garb At Cemetery in Culpeper
Federal troops arrived at Culpeper National Cemetery to enforce an order banning Nazi insignia as the hearse bearing George Lincoln Rockwell stood outside. Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner led MPs who barred entry to mourners wearing uniforms or symbols. Rockwell was killed previously. a former party official faces murder charges.
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Culpeper
George Lincoln Rockwell
Culpepper National Cemetery
Carl C. Turner
Clifornia
Ontario
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Rockwell
Pfc
James G. DeWitt
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Ft. Gordon
Military Police Corps
Turner
DeWitt
Edward Maxwell
Culpeper National Cemetery
Red Chinese Battle Police In London
In London two clashes erupted between Red Chinese diplomatic staff and police outside the legation. Dozens were injured as Chinese used clubs bottles and a revolver appeared but was not fired. Police dispersed the mob and no further violence followed as officials blamed provocation from Chinese diplomats.
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London
Red China
Red China Legation
Legation
Red Chinese Battle Police
Arthur de la Mare
Foreign Office
Shen
Peking
River Stages Location Flood Present Change
Flood stage readings show Monroe rising at river location with stage 40 at 615.8 and a rise observed current change.
West Monroe Welcomes Sandra Reeves to City Hall
Sandra Reeves begins employment as receptionist in City Judge John McCormick's office and deputy clerk of court at West Monroe City Hall. A native of West Monroe, she previously worked as a legal secretary at a local law firm and replaces Peggy Smith who moved to Texas. Reeves starts Friday September 1.
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West Monroe City Hall
Sandra Reeves
Reeves
Peggy Smith
Texas
John McCormick
West Monroe
West Monroe High School
Notable Week of Heavy U S Warplane Losses in Vietnam
The U S Command reports 116 aircraft losses in the Aug 21 27 period, the heaviest seven day total. One Marine Intruder went down for unknown reasons, two Marines are missing, and three were rescued. B 52 raids hit Red bases near the demilitarized zone while Marines and Air Force strikes target 152 mm guns and gun pits along Key routes in Saigon Can Tho and Da Nang areas amid intensified shelling and bridge destruction.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Marine AG
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Seigon
My Tho
da Nang
Henry Wells Seeks Ward 3 Ouachita Parish Police Jury
Henry Wells 39 a local businessman seeks Ward 3 on the Ouachita Parish Police Jury in the first Democratic primary November 4. He lists himself as an independent pledging cooperation to improve Ouachita Parish. Wells has lived in Ward 3 eighteen years and in Ouachita Parish twenty years. A U S Marine veteran he served in World War II and the Korean War.
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Henry Wells
Ouachita Parish
Wells
Ward 3
U.S. Solons Rebel Against Tax Levy
Washington lawmakers resist Montgomery County Maryland one percent income tax aimed at residents. Rep. John M. Ashbrook paid no tax, arguing Ohio residency. Finance officials plan to pursue taxes from members from states with low or no income taxes.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Montgomery County
Washington Area
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Ashbrook
Douglas Dayhoff
S. Ashbrook
Dahoff
D. C
Local Candidate Profile Highlights Wells Family and Church Ties
The candidate married to Helen Wheelus of Winnsboro has a daughter Cathy aged 6. A charter member of the Southside Methodist Church, he has served on the church official board since 1953 and is currently vice chairman. He is also a Mason and lives on the Columbia Highway.
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Helen Wheelus
Winnsboro
Cathy
Southside Methodist Church
Wells
Masonics
Shirley Temple Black Announces Congress Bid in California
Former child star Shirley Temple Black announces candidacy for the 11th California Congressional District seat in San Mateo County. The 39 year old Hillsborough housewife joins a crowded Republican and Democratic field, following in the footsteps of George Murphy and Ronald Reagan.
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San Mateo
Calif
Shirley Temple Black
Congress
U.S
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Black
Hillsborough
Fall-Like Weather Remains In Area
The Monroe area forecasts partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Wednesday. Temperatures reach 85 to 89 with nightly lows 66 to 72. Seiman Field recorded 85 high and 62 low this morning with no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Monroe
Seiman Field
Auto Industry Offers Union Salary Hikes
In Detroit AP reports the auto industry presented a three year contract package to the United Auto Workers amid a looming strike deadline. The Big Three seek 13 cent initial rise and 2.8 percent yearly increases plus changes to the cost of living escalator. Unions demand a guaranteed annual income and higher supplemental unemployment benefits. Leaders from GM and Ford praised their offers as responsive and responsible.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
General Motors
Malcolm Denise
Ford
Reds plotting third party bid to seize politics
New York Daily News reports government security agencies found evidence of a Communist scheme to steer the National Conference for New Politics into a new third party. William F. Pepper says delegates will be accredited only if chosen democratically. The five day Chicago convention opens with Dr Martin Luther King Jr as keynote, amid rumors of a King Spock ticket in 1968.
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NEW York
New York Daily News
Communist Party
National Conference For
New Politics
Washington
Progressive Labor Party
William F. Pepper
National Conference
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Benjamin Spock
Epstein Death Held Unnatural
London report states Brian Epstein, 32, manager of the Beatles, died of unnatural causes after a Westminster postmortem. Coroner Gavin Thurston ordered blood and stomach content analysis, a standard step when no natural cause is found. Epstein was found dead in bed at his London home near Buckingham Palace. An inquest will open Wednesday and be adjourned pending results.
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London
Brian Epstein
Epstein
Westminster
Gavin Thurston
Buckingham Palace
Mississippi Voters Decide Governor Runoff and Sheriff Contests
Mississippi voters flocked to the polls for a Democratic primary runoff with Negro voting strength possibly tipping the governor’s race. Negroes may elect Mississippi’s first sheriff since Reconstruction as 21 Black candidates face white opponents. Rep. John C. Conyers observed the vote and urged participation while noting Justice Department election complaints. Winter and Williams led the governor runoff with Negro turnout split similarly to white voters. Swan’s support faded after his first-round surge.
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Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Betty
Raymond
Miss
Williams
William Winter
Jackson, Miss
Detroit
John C. Conyers
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
U.S
Jimmy Swan
Hattiesburg
Swan
Desert Service Sign Sparks Wry Chuckle
A Western desert service station posts a sign saying Dont ask us for information If we knew any thing we wouldnt be here. The quip captures a dry humor moment at a roadside stop.
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Desert
Mineral Board Sets October Bids on Offshore Tracts
Louisiana Mineral Board will accept bids on October 12 for about 95,722 acres of state lands including 38,927 offshore acres in Gulf of Mexico blocks such as Eugene Island numbers and Rockefeller Game Preserve in Vermilion Parish. Inshore tracts total 40,?. bids cover nine West Lake Pontchartrain acres and Breton Sound tracts in Plaquemines Parish.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana Mineral Board
Eugene Island
Rockefeller
Vermilion Parish
West Lake Pontchartrain
Breton Sound
Plaquemines Parish
Fowler Finds No Fraud In Voting
State Voting Machine Custodian Douglas Fowler reported malfunctions in four Louisiana parishes during the 1963 Democratic primary but said the election was free of fraud. He urged outlawing the single shot device that erases votes and outlined costs to replace faulty devices.
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Baton Rouge
Douglas Fowler
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Fowler
East Baton Rouge
Rapides
Caddo
Orleans
Commission Council
Orleans Parish
Democratic Central
Housewives Love Want Ads For Practical Household Deals
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