Civil Rights Trial Begins for Olive Dell Operators
The case lists Plantation Gin Olive Dell Planting Co Olive Dell Gin Turner Hitler Bros Inc Kenner Howard Howard Gin Co Lyerger Outpost Gin Co with a pre trial conference held in Monroe last week. Federal suits seek a temporary injunction under the Civil Rights Act.
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Howard Gittinger
William Thebious Mitchiner
Olive Dell Planting Co
Olive Dell Gin
Turner Hitler
Bros., Inc
Kenner Howard
Howard Gin Co
On Co
Pga L. Yerger
Outpost Gin Co
U. S Post Office
Monroe
Atlas
Brazilian naval officers seize ship off Port Everglades
The Brazilian Navy announced passengers and Portuguese crew aboard the ship may start leaving. Galvao, adorned with gold braid and insignia, led 70 armed men in a dawn takeover on January 22, killing a junior officer and wounding several. Passengers and crew remained prisoners as U.S. and Dutch forces hunted the group.
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Everglades
Fla
Brazilian Ministry of Navy
Galvao
U.S
Vicious Tempered Bandit Placed On Most Wanted List
William Chester Cole, a 22 year old, described as vicious tempered, is added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list. He escaped Aug 6 1960 from a Fort Myers Florida camp and led a wave of Gulf Coast robberies and kidnappings. He is armed and extremely dangerous and remains at large.
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Washington
UPI
William Chester Cole
FBI
Fort Myers
Fla
Gulf Coast States
Cole
Venice
Flia
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Pensacola
Holley
Florida
Scouts Plan Observances as Bond Vote Halts Local Group
Ouachita Parish residents rejected a recreation bond last November causing the Police Jury created group to become inactive. Officials will map National Boy Scout Week observances. McDermott chairs the central district committee of the Boy Scouts of America. Meeting at 7 PM at the Hollywood.
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Commission
Harold Hill
Ouachita Parish
Rom
McDermott
Boy Scouts of America
Fairness and Economic Policy Principles
The statement argues taxation fairness and warns that modern tech requires a skilled healthy labor force. It cautions against accepting price stability built on slack growth, persistent unemployment, and slow economic expansion.
Inflation Threat to Western World Economy Balance
A historical excerpt warns that rising prices are a cruel tax on the weak and could trigger a balance of payments crisis. It suggests inflation endangers the international economy of the Western world.
Prompt for Economic Momentum Plan
A speaker outlines a program to restore momentum to the American economy and commit to doing what is needed to fulfill the high promise of economic growth and renewal.
Kennedy pushes Eisenhower revenue ideas in stalled budget debate
President Kennedy vows to renew Eisenhower revenue requests for postal rate hikes and a one cent gasoline tax while noting Congress remains split. Senate aide Kuchel questions likelihood of broader tax gains as Dirksen warns about funding choices and budget constraints. Kennedy says House Rules Committee vote shows narrow division but enables a vote on his proposals.
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Dirksen
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
House
Ken
Ee Ore Insurance
Toy gunwoman repels attackers on Oklahoma highway
In Hugo Oklahoma two men accosted Mrs Idell Hallman as she drove along a highway and tried to rob her. She produced a large toy pistol and the assailants fled. The weapon was a toy she intended to give to a nephew.
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Hugo, Okla
Idell Hallman
German plan to fund NATO base repairs stirs U S disquiet
Bonn proposes a $10 million boost to NATO infrastructure and $200 million debt balance cancellation as part of postwar asset discussions. U S officials are unsettled by the arrangement and seek recurring project support rather than a single payment. Germany argues the U S balance of payments issue is temporary and a one-time payment suffices.
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Sis
Bonn
U. S
Greece
Turkey
West Germany
Groundhog Forecasters Shadow Sighting Across Regions
Groundhogs in Scotia British Columbia and numerous U S locations reportedly saw their shadows. In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Punxsutawney Phil and Quarryville scouts confirmed shadows and retreated to winter quarters. Philadelphia Zoo curator Fred Ulmer notes a forecaster groundhog named Hammy also spotted a shadow.
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Quarryville
Fred Ulmer
Philadelphia Zoo
Hammy
No New Break In School Boycott
In New Orleans three Negro girls attended McDonogh 19 without white classmates while two white boys who led the boycott were withdrawn with their parents leaving town amid segregationist pressure. At William Frantz, 100 whites and one Negro girl attended. John N Thompson, 33, a soda fountain employee, moved with his wife and six children to an unknown reassignment after requesting a transfer from Walgreens.
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New Orleans
UPI
McDonagh
William Frantz
John N. Thompson
Walgreen's
Thompson
Kennedy outlines wide economic program and labor reforms
President Kennedy proposes measures to stimulate credit, expand urban renewal and public works, extend unemployment benefits, raise the minimum wage, and reform taxes. The plan includes a Payroe Advisory on wage policy, simplified mortgage relief, food stamp testing, and expanded Social Security benefits for widows and retirees. A separate incident notes a service station attendant returning to an empty station and missing cash.
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Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Kennedy
Congress
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