Davis Vows Big Industry Buildup in Louisiana
Gov candidate Davis pledges an aggressive industry push to attract small and big manufacturers to Louisiana. He calls for a cooperative program with state agencies to land contracts, restore public confidence, and propose a new revenue study. He favors an independent legislature and stresses a business friendly outlook to win investment and jobs.
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Davis
Aison Ee Iy
Governor's Office
Emerce and Industry
Chains of Commerce
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Aid
Louisiana
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Twin City conference to convene at Panister Rouge
The Chamber of Commerce prepares for a one day conference at Panister Rouge where delegates from the Twin City area will assemble to discuss commerce and industry issues.
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Batan
Twin City
Panister Rouge
Legacy tragedy case shocks town as mother faces charges
An unclear report describes a mother admitting involvement in a drowning case linked to her son. Police mention motives tied to a will and possible abetment. Other relatives named are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Marie Liechtenes
Johann
Cuban Court Convicts 104 in Conspiracy
A Cuban court sentenced 104 defendants after a month long trial that began on January 1. Ramon Mestre and Heo ovatoO vendrs emano Camas Milanes received years of hard labor for alleged roles in plotting against the new government.
Castro Men Plants In Schools at Lawrence Kansas
In Lawrence Kansas Cuban premier Fidel Castro was reported to have planted cassarters on CLS during the Witla Mien White Lecture at the University. Latin American issues dominated the speech as the audience heard pro Castro slogans from Cuban exchange students. Dauber and Oscar Strattler of Topeka received honors from Stautter Publications Inc. Davis urged business delegates that new industry brings higher living standards and asked for support.
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Latin America
Dauber
Oscar Strattler
Stautter Publications Inc
Topeka
University School of Journalism
Dubos
Ike Defends Against Internal Factionalism in Defense
President Eisenhower criticizes factionalism within the Defense Department and urges the American people to inform themselves on public issues. He condemns publicity methods that spotlight personal opinions over defense needs and notes congressional tensions led by Lyndon B. Johnson and Sam Rayburn.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Sam Rayburn
Enhower
Protests Rise Over New Orleans Dump Site Smell
Irate New Orleans residents protested dampened coffee grounds dumped along the city outskirts near Menteur and Kidaway. A resident called the odor like perfume while others warned of traffic hazards and highway-side dumping. Charles Mirman, director of the public health sanitation bureau, said he would investigate.
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New Orleans
Charles Mirman
Public Health Sanitation Bureau
Monroe Life Underwriters Meet Sets Evening Talk
Commerce figure and leading local insurer will speak at the Monroe Association of Life Underwriters monthly meeting. The 7 p.m. Paragon Club gathering replaces the noon session, announced Paul Landers, president.
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Fred J. Voge
Northeast College
Ouachita Teachers Association
Classroom Teachers Association
Paragon Club
Paul Bauer
Swartz
Quachita Parish
Bailey Grant
Monroe
Erie worker rescues boy from Presque Isle bay
Fifty year old John Grochulski, a city worker in Erie Pennsylvania, saved nine year old Virgil Swartwood after the boy fell into a creek and was swept into Presque Isle bay from an underground tube. The child was taken to Hamet hospital for observation.
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Erie
Virgil Swartwood
Presque Isle Bay
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Hamet Hospital
Indian crowds lukewarm to Russian visit continues page one
Vice President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan introduced Khrushchev as a courageous fighter for peace and praised his disarmament statements. He noted that economic well being of all nations is essential for world peace as crowds showed only lukewarm reception.
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Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
Whrushchey
Khrushchev
Jail Term Hinges On Bible Reading
A court case centers on a teen suspect presently serving a jail term, with the judge admonishing the youths for attacking a visiting figure. The proceedings reference a Poland background and the broader context includes political discussion by Khrushchev about Panch Shila and aid to developing nations.
Mystery satellite remains dark after deep-space tracking
Navy trackers report a silent satellite in a near polar path around Earth, smaller than Discoverer rockets, not matching Soviet Lunik II, and detected by the Spasur fence along a southern U.S. corridor with tracking ships at Atlantic and Pacific stations. The object’s exact origin and size remain undetermined despite continuous surveillance.
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Calif
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Navy
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Pacific
Jordan Lake
Ala
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Gila River
Ariz
Elephant Butte
N.M
Brown Seals
Eisenhower outlines limited nuclear test ban plan
President Eisenhower describes a limited ban on underground nuclear tests to be verifiably enforceable through inspection. He says the plan would reduce atmospheric radioactivity and allow a coordinated research program while extending bans to new areas as control measures develop.
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Geneva
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White House
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United States
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