Cartier burglary leads to arrests in jewelry theft case
DeNormand admitted obtaining gems and bonds from a friend named Frank. Coffey, charged with burglary, and Fuca, with vagrancy, linked to known criminals, face charges as investigators close in on a fence. Millson identified suspects, aiding the case against Coffey and deNormand. a fourth man known as William Miller was questioned.
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Cartier
DeNormand
Frank
Coffey
Fuca
Conrad Millson
William Miller
Millson
Federal medicare plan outlines aid to states and new coverage
The plan expands federal grants to states for medical costs of 2.4 million old age assistance recipients and creates a new program to cover medical bills for about 10 million people not on relief but with insufficient income. It uses a 50 to 80 percent federal matching formula, with higher aid to poorer states.
Corn Show Expands Attractions and Entries
Birdsong announces more divisions for the corn show including sewing gardening canning baking and crafts plus 4 H clubs for girls and boys. Deadline for entry is 7 p m on Oct 10. No professionals or teachers may enter and judges decisions are final as commercial booths sell quickly and interest grows.
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Birdsong
House T discusses sugar laws and foreign aid impact
A House debate centers on sugar legislation and a potential veto of 190 million dollars in foreign aid. The outcome could be no new sugar law and a sharp blow to the president’s foreign aid program.
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House T
Melvin Miller plans and politics collide in weeklong trip
Melvin Miller an elder from Peoria will travel to Los Angeles for a busy schedule including a mayoral gift, a Los Angeles visit, bullfights in Tijuana and a Dodgers game. He stresses he does not drink, and his wife of 19 years expresses trust in his conduct amid the public itinerary. In Washington the Senate and House remain at odds over final funding and minimum wage legislation as Kennedy vows to pursue the issue publicly.
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Melvin Miller
Peoria Iill
Sally
Laguna Beach
Calif
Miller
V.lp
West
Marine Corps
Joe Gestson
Mel
Jayne Mansfield
Peoria
Los Angeles International Airport
Miss Mansfield
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Mexico
el Toro Marine Air Station
Los Angeles Coliseum
San Francisco
UN controls Kamina base as Belgian technicians linger amid Congo fighting
Threat vows Kamina air field will host only U N planes and notes the base houses about 1000 Belgian technicians. Katanga commander Crevecoeur reports ongoing clashes near Bakwanga in Kasai between Kalonji Baluba fighters and Lumumba forces, with captured airfields and dwindling supplies cited.
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Kamina
U.N
Berendsen
Katanga
Roger Crevecouer
Albert Kalonji
Bakwanga
Kasai
Katonji
Congo
Lumumba
Crevecoeur
Kalonji
Goldwater Says Byrd Boosts GOP Across Virginia
Sen Barry Goldwater claims Virginia Democratic leader Harry Byrd criticizes the party platform and remains silent on his presidential vote, seen as advice to support Nixon and Lodge. He spoke in Charlottesville Richmond and Norfolk before about 5000 attendees.
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Richmond
Barry Goldwater
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Arizona
Old Dominion
Byrd
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Police arrest burglary suspect in Monroe
Monroe police arrested an 18 year old man, Samuel Ross of 406 8 S. 7th St., on a burglary charge after being found inside the home of Lela McClain at 704 S. 12th St. No goods were stolen. Ross previously spent time at Angola.
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Monroe
James C. Kelly Jr
Samuel Ross
S. 7Th St
Lela McClain
S. 12Th St
Ross
Angola
U S Denies Asylum to Cuban General Pedraza
The United States denied political asylum to exiled Cuban general Jose E Pedraza and ordered him to return to Canada within five days while his appeal is reviewed. The decision marks a temporary exclusion after he entered the U S from Canada last weekend.
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New York
UPI
United States
Jose E. Pedraza
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pedraza
Canada
Incidents Elevate Tensions in Downtown Negro Areas
Police booked two men on disorderly conduct and threatening with a deadly weapon after a gun threat. A 35 year old Negro was cut by two unidentified white men who jumped from a car and fled. Shots hit a liquor store and a fish market window in separate Negro sections while rocks and bottles hit passing cars. Police increased mobile patrols as nightly sniping and fire bombing added pressure to the simmering situation.
Supreme Court to study Louisiana stay request in integration case
The justices will review written pleas for a stay in the New Orleans school integration fight with no party present. Gov. Davis announced Louisiana would seek a stay and Supreme Court review, while Atty Gen Jackson prepared to present documents in Washington. The Orleans Parish School Board, split on delaying, weighs timing and possible pupil transfer plans as Judge Wright's stay order aims to avert confusion in opening schools. NAACP leaders opposed the delay, arguing it achieves nothing later that cannot now.
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Gremillion
Jimmie H. Davis
Louisiana
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Asst. Atty
John E. Jackson Jr
Washington
Louisianaa
Wright
Lloyd J. Rittiner
Rittiner
Louis J. Riecke
Theodore H. Shepard Jr
Matthew W. Sutherland
Emile A. Wagner Jr
Navy
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
A. P. Tureaud
Antoine Trudeau
Tureaud
Daniel defends local control in school integration dispute
Daniel issues a formal statement backing local operation and warns federal court injunctions if state control is attempted. Houston School Board appeals integration order to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans. no hearing date set, briefs due Sept. 6, just before the order takes effect.
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Daniel
Austin
Houston School Board
Virginia
Texas
Louisiana
Connally
Fifth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Houston
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Joe Reynolds
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