Monroney Eyes Compromise Move For Senate Aide Lead
Senator A S Mike Monroney of Oklahoma contends the race for the assistant Senate Democratic leadership will end with him as a compromise candidate. He tracks Pastore and Long in a close contest and seeks support between the Southern conservative bloc and eastern liberal senators.
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A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
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Monroney
John ©. Pastore
Rhode Island
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Humphrey
Long
Pastore
Kuwait names Sabah as premier to form new government
Kuwait's ruler Sheikh Abdullah Salem Al Sabah appointed his younger brother Crown Prince Sabah Salem Al Sabah premier and tasked him with forming a new government after the cabinet resigned under parliamentary pressure. The outgoing 15 member cabinet quit following a boycott by 31 deputies over perceived parliamentary representation.
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Syria
Kuwait
Abdullah Salem el Sabah
Sabah Salem al Sabah
Persian Gulf
Sheikh Sabah
Britain
National Assembly
Yevtushenko Shostakovich Work Ignored by Moscow Papers
A new collaboration by Yevgeny Yevtushenko and Dimitri Shostakovich drew scant attention in Moscow papers aside from Trud which praised the score based on Yevtushenko’s The Execution of Stepan Razin. Yevtushenko had been denounced by Khrushchev, then repented.
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Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Dimitri Shostakovich
Trud
Shostakovich
Yevtushenko
Stepan Razin
Khrushchev
Official Killed in Nairobi Auto Crash
Simon Kamunde assistant minister of information broadcasting and tourism and his wife were killed in a automobile accident near Nairobi, it was announced Monday.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Simon Kamunde
Information, Broadcasting and Tourism
Jury To Get Findings In State Probe
Dist. Atty. Fuselier said a state education board probe into contract irregularities at Northwestern State College led to findings for the Evangeline Parish Grand Jury. He noted no state projects were involved and discussed recalling the Evangeline Grand Jury or waiting for a new panel in February.
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Davis
Shreveport
Fuselier
Evangeline Parish
Northwestern
Dist
Joe R. Vidrine
Evangeline Grand Jury
Newsman Harold Case dies at 57 in Natchez
Harold Martin Case a Natchez newsman and longtime News Star World correspondent died after an apparent heart attack. He worked with Shreveport Times AP UPI Jackson Clarion Ledger Alexandria Town Talk and was a former Adams County constable. Funeral set at St Marys Cathedral with burial in Natchez City Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Ora Alexander Case and a daughter Catherine.
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Natchez
News Star— World
Shreveport Times
Associated Press
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Jackson
Miss
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Hooper and Holmes Bureau
Funeral today for Dreucilla Sallee victim of gunshot wound
Funeral services were set for 10 a.m. at Mulhearn Funeral Home in Winnsboro for Dreucilla Sallee 49 who died Sunday night from a personal safety related gunshot wound. The Rev Joe Mongle was to officiate with burial in the New Winnsboro Cemetery. Sallee died after an incident at a local drive in with Willie Earl Dear 39 of Mangham. She is survived by her mother Myrtle Reeves two sisters Mrs James Milwood of Winnsboro and Mrs Dale Eisenhower of Houston and a brother Bud Sallee of Wyoming.
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Mulhearn
Dreucilla Sallee
Joe Mongle
New Winnsboro
Franklin Parish
A. J. Reynolds
Miss Sallee
Willie Earl Dear
Mangham
Myrtle Reeves
James Milwood
Dale Eisenhower
Houston
Tex
Bud Sallee
Wyoming
Missing Car Sought Across cities in Peabody case
A stolen police cruiser from Peabody Massachusetts is missing. The vehicle, black and white, has a revolving blue and red dome light a two way radio and a siren. It was taken Monday night from in front of the city police headquarters with the motor running.
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Peabody
Mass
UPI
Non-Chemical Pest Control Advances Highlighted In Montreal
Dr. Nyle C. Brady outlines new pest control weapons at a AAAS meeting in Montreal. He notes non chemical methods show promise to supplement or replace traditional pesticides, which persist in the environment and accumulate in food chain organisms.
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United States
Nyle C. Brady
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rachel Carson
Brady
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Fire destroys Negro church on Berg Jones Lane
A late Monday fire destroyed a Negro church on Berg Jones Lane south of Monroe. Monroe fire crews from two trucks responded just before 10 p.m. and had the blaze under control within an hour. No damage estimate yet pending investigation. the church was empty at the time.
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Berg Jones Lane
Monroe
Mixed-Up House Banns Plagued by Opposite Floor Plan
Mr and Mrs Hugh Worley return from a three week vacation to find their Banning California home rebuilt by the local water company. The new house sits on the original site but the floor plan is the reverse of the old layout causing Mrs Worley to joke she ends up in the bedroom instead of the kitchen.
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Banning
Calif
UPI
Hugh Worley
Banning Water Co
Worley
Villagers honor war hero in snow and cheers
In Saugerties New York about half of 4000 residents braved 24 degree weather to welcome home Captain Roger H C Donlon the first Medal of Honor recipient from South Viet Nam ceremonies included renaming the municipal auditorium gifts from local groups life membership for the volunteer fire department and plaques from American Legion VFW Dads of Foreign Service Veterans and others.
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N.Y
Hudson Valley
Roger H. C. Donlon
South Viet Nam
Donlon
Ulster County
Harry
Volunteer Fire Department
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dads of Foreign Service Veterans
South Side Men’s Club
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Saugerties High School
Lorraine Lands Hollywood Role in Black Spurs at Paramount
UPI reports Bill Bendix daughter Lorraine secured a character part in Black Spurs at Paramount. The casting adds a new entry to the Bendix family in the film industry.
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Hollywood
UPI
Bill Bendix
Lorraine
Paramount
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