Twin Bros Play Opens 1955 CB SHAR JOl 40
A fragment notes a 1955 CB SHAR JOl 40 event involving Twin Bros with a November 1956 reference and a PL 1955 FC no D SPECS tag.
12 Feb 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
1
A fragment notes a 1955 CB SHAR JOl 40 event involving Twin Bros with a November 1956 reference and a PL 1955 FC no D SPECS tag.
A CAP Wirephoto shows Mrs. Snyder riding with her husband in a Portland area setting. Chief Deputy Ard Pratt notes Mrs. Snyder attended the event. The image captures a moment tied to a security or ceremonial activity as reported by the newspapers.
Police say the Monroe murder case ties to a larger Oregon strike and dynamite scheme. Investigators report arrests after a plan to destroy trucks, with statements from Couzens and Charles Snyder.
Robin Levy fined Edward Fanelli two dollars for illegal vertical parking of his scooter between cars to save curb space. Levy ruled the law bans vertical parking, despite Fanelli’s claim that patrolmen do it.
Miami Mayor Robert King High claimed a gambling protection racket operates in Miami Negro districts with 10 percent skimmed for police protection. He said conscientious officers are powerless to act and face open scorn from gamblers. High called for Headley’s suspension and a grand jury probe of Headley and aides. Headley blamed the NAACP for backing the charges.
Marshall King Jr announces grand opening of the Jiv-Sac in Take Shore Shopping Center on Highway 8a with prize drawings tomorrow. Free coffee donuts ice cream and cookies served all day. drawing prize is a spinning reel. King, married to Lillian Pauline Jessine of Port Med, Oregon, is a Monroe arrival since 1958 and father of two boys.
Premier Khrushchev and Prime Minister Nehru watched snake charmers perform on Nehru’s lawn after talks on international affairs. Cobras rose from straw baskets and swayed to flute like horns during a 15 minute interlude.
The widow Mrs. Jones describes a tense scene at home after a fatal shooting. Her brother in law, living with them since October, is held by Ouachita Parish authorities. A friend named Margaret Faye Hicks was named by Mrs. Jones as awaiting a car. The couple had been married ten years. she is from Yugoslavia and the husband from Alabama.
Argentine authorities keep silent on the suspected intruding submarine. Argentine warships later sighted the sub in the Gulfo Nueva on Jan 30 and closed the Gulf mouth to block escape. Frondizi’s government requested high powered antisubmarine gear from Washington as U.S. planes prepare to deliver depth charges and electronic gear.
Baton Rouge AP plans to introduce a bill requiring teens to wait until age 18 to apply for a driver's license unless they complete a high school driver education course. The bill would allow those who finish the course to obtain a license at 15 while others wait three more years.
Carmelo Soraci, 54, earned freedom after 13 years of a 15-to-life forgery sentence. While imprisoned at Sing Sing and Dannemora, he created stained glass for chapels. Judge Idward Thompson set aside his third conviction, granting 10 to 15 years with credit, and Soraci vowed to reform and seek work.
NBC televison host Jack Paar walked off the program nearly three hours before air after a dispute over censoring a joke about the initials W C. The show taped in advance and resumed after his departure with Downs hosting and guests Genevieve Orson Bean and Shelley Berman.
Khrushchev declares the Soviet Union strongest military power and pledges 378 million dollars in aid to India’s 21 billion dollar third five year plan. He and Nehru discuss border disputes but avoid direct comment on the Himalayan clash with Peiping. International disputes should be settled by peaceful negotiation, a line seen as aimed at India and Peiping.
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