Soviet Planes Leaving Cuba At Fast Clip
Washington reports say Soviet IL28 bombers and missiles are being withdrawn from Cuba rapidly. Informants say more than 40 bombers are leaving, with complete removal possible within days, aligning with Khrushchev’s pledge to remove offensive weapons. Diplomatic talks and U.N. Security Council steps loom as the crisis eases.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
New York
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
United States
U.N. Security Council
Khrushchev
London Smog Kills 60. Longs Weigh Gov Race
London smog deaths rise to 66 with police predicting hundreds possible in Britain. In Louisiana, Sen. B B Rayburn of Bogalusa considers pursuing the Longs backing for the 1963 governor race, joining Russell B Long and Gillis W Long as candidates amid a wide field and talk of a unified Long contender.
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B. B. Rayburn
Bogalusa
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Huey P. Long
Rayburn
Earl Long
Jimmie H. Davis
Longs
Long
London
Britain
John Langworthy
Yorkshire
Weather Bureau
London County Council
U.S
Russell B. Long
Kingfish Huey
Gillis W. Long
Alexandria
Russell
Gillis Long
Speedy C. Long
Jena
Congress
Harold B. McSween
Lloyd Teekel
John McKeithen
Columbia
Widow of former senator dies in Gibsland fire
Mrs. John Paul Jones 82 of Mt. Lebanon burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a bathroom heater. Her daughter Mrs. Myrtle Terry, a teacher at Arcadia High School, was hospitalized for severe burns after trying to smother the flames. The Gibsland Fire Department extinguished the blaze. the house was slightly damaged.
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Gibsland (Specil
Louisiana
John Paul Jones
Mt. Lebanon
Here
Myrtle Terry
Arcadia High School
Arcadia Hospital
Woman Burned To Death In Opelousas Crash
An unidentified woman died from burns after a crash on the Mor ganza Floodway bridge near Opelousas. The car was driven by Amos Nelams, 49, who also suffered multiple burns and was hospitalized.
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Opelousas
Morganza Floodway Bridge
Dave Knight
Amos Nelams
Opelousas General Hospital
Knights of Pythias Lodge to Elect Officers Tonight
Stonewall Lodge No. 8 of Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p.m. today at Castle Hall 127 St. John St. for the election of officers, announced by Chancellor Commander Paul S. Lazarus.
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Stonewall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Paul S. Lazarus
Castle Hall
St. John St
High Ex Nazi Seized In Chile
In Santiago Chile AP the arrest of a higher ex Nazi on war crimes charges may follow the detention of a former Nazi colonel who allegedly ordered the gas chambers that killed 90 000 Jews. Patrick Weichman head of Interpol in Chile said a second top war criminal is believed in the country and could be arrested soon after Walter Rauff appeared before the Supreme Court and proclaimed innocence. Weichman did not name the second suspect.
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Santiaco
Chile
Patrick Weichman
Interpol
Walter Herman Julius Rauff
Supreme Court
West Germany
Weichman
You Know The YWCA Global Presence
The Young Women's Christian Association began in London in 1855 and now operates in 70 countries with its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
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The
Young Women’s Christian Association
London
Geneva
Switzerland
Lucky Fireman Describes Pre-Dawn New Orleans Blaze
In a riverfront New Orleans blast, fireman Eugene Morse escaped a collapsing shed with only aching hands and relief. Lt. Theodore Tujague led cooling operations before the wall fell, forcing a sprint that sent bricks showering behind them. several firefighters suffered cuts, bruises, and shocks but survived.
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New Orleans
Eugene Morse
Riverfront
Morse
Charity Hospital
Theodore Tujague
Tujague
Rise In Teen Age Jobless Investigated
The U S Department of Labor is probing why about 150000 more teenagers appeared unemployed in November, pushing the national jobless rate to 5.8 percent. Officials note seasonal effects and droughts in farming aside, and will determine if teens are quitting school or taking after school work.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Weymour Wolfbein
Labor Department
Wolfbein
Jerry Stovall Day to be Held by West Monroe Optimists
Jerry Stovall, LSU halfback and All-America honoree, will be celebrated with a "Jerry Stovall Day" in West Monroe on January 19 following the AP and UPI All-America announcements. The planned events include a parade, coffee at Highland Park Country Club, a banquet at Paragon Club, and a city-wide celebration with community leaders, reflecting Stovall’s standout season and accolades.
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Jerry Stovall
Press International
LSU
West
West Monroe
Monroe
Twin Cities
Associated Press and Unit
Jack Young
Highland Park Country Club
Stovall
Paragon Club
UPI
American Football Coaches Association
W. L. Stovall
Belmont Drive
Judy Kay Ward
Hawaii
Texas
Tigers
Longhorns
Dallas
Goodfellows Appeals For Assistance This Christmas
A father appeals to Goodfellows for help for his three daughters ages 10, 12, and 14. He says he works but barely covers food and rent, with nothing left after expenses. He asks for food and clothes to make Christmas brighter for his children.
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Goodfellows
Donors and memorial gifts totaling $990
A list of donors includes C, M. T. Lipp, and families contributing small sums in memory of individuals such as J. O. Willett Lena F Lemie Mrs C C Bell Sr Sarah W Inabnet George Breece and others. The running total previously acknowledged is 797, with current total 990.
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M. T. Lipp
J. O. Willett
Lena F. Lemie
Lena F
Lemie
W. S. Tennehill
C. C. Bell Sr
Sarah
W. B. Inabnet
George Breece
Susan
Paul McElroy
M. W. Montgomery
A. H. Salisbury
Christmas Charity Drives Help in Ouachita Parish
In Ouachita parish Goodfellows Drive aids families with food clothing and toys. Donations totaling 990 cover gifts for children and the elderly since the volunteer project has no overhead. Letters to Goodfellows Drive News-Star-World note the need for help as Christmas approaches.
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Quachita Parish
Goodfellows
Goodfellows Drive
News-Star—World
Louisiana
Wedding-obsessed depositor foils bank robbery at Elizabeth
NE AR units report a bank robbery thwarted by 24 year old Robert Dischler who, while trying to defend his $1600 nest egg, grabbed a robber’s pistol, shot one bandit, and fought the other. Guard William Petoskey was wounded. Dischler disarmed, then fired. Robbers fled as chaos ensued.
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Elizabeth
N.J
UPI
Robert Dischler
Nesty
Dischler
Loretta Herman
William Petoskey
Sandy Miller
Hannah Buzzene
Martha Johnson
Woman in Lawford accident settles for 1500 dollars
Nancy Jane Foster, 38, of Sun Valley, California, involved in a traffic crash with Mrs. Pat Lawford, sister of President Kennedy, received a 1500 dollar settlement from Mrs. Lawford’s insurance company. Foster suffered a slight concussion, shock and whip lash injuries to her neck.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Updch
Kennedy
Pat Lawford
Lawford
Nancy Jane Foster
Sun Valley
Lawford wife fined and ordered hospital visit for traffic offense
Mrs Lawford wife of actor Peter Lawford was sentenced after pleading guilty to driving with an invalid license. A municipal judge defended the sentence system saying she received the same treatment as any other violator and will comply with the penalties.
Wall collapses on riverfront warehouse in New Orleans
A brick wall fell during a blaze at an old riverfront warehouse in New Orleans early today injuring eleven firefighters. Assistant Fire Superintendent Edward OBrien, 52, suffered a broken wrist and two broken ribs. eight others were treated and sent home. The incident occurred as firefighters battled roaring flames with several men on a balcony when debris cascaded into the street.
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New Orleans
Eugene Morse
Edward O'Brien
O'Brien
Theodore Tujague
Ellis Rules Tulane Can Legally Bar Negro Students
In New Orleans US District Judge Frank B Ellis Jr ruled a 1960s state act enabling Tulane to take over the University of Louisiana was unconstitutional to the extent it compels segregation. An attorney for two Negro women argued the decision permits new forms of discrimination in higher education.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
US Dist
Frank B. Ellis Jr
Tulane
Eis
Kennedy
John P. Nelson
Nelson
Tulane Educational Fund
University of Louisiana
Ellis
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