Khrushchev presses Western leaders on East Europe rule
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev signals a tough line in forthcoming talks, urging acceptance of Communist rule in Eastern Europe and warning that force to Berlin would trigger war. U S officials study his Tula speech ahead of weekend talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Washington
Nikita
Khrushchev
Europe
U.S
Tula
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Berlin
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Berlin
Gdr
Airliner veers to escape collision near Charleston
Capital Airlines reported a Constellation avoided hitting a U S Air Force C123 8000 feet south of Charleston W V Flight 981 with 27 passengers and 5 crew landed safely in Atlanta after reporting the near miss This was the third such civilian-military near miss in two days prompting calls for federal action by Senator Mike Monroney.
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Washington
API
Capital Airlines
Air Force
Charleston
W.va
Capital
Atlanta
C. Cassell
Constellation
U. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Beck Sentenced In Tax Conviction Costs Beck His Liberty
Tacoma AP report says Dave BeckSr. 64, former Teamsters leader, found guilty on four counts of income tax evasion totaling 240067 for 1950-58 and two counts of filing false returns. Bail revoked, he faces up to five years per count. Judge Boldt set sentencing for Feb 27. Beck vows appeal.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Beck Sr
Teamsters Union
U.S
Beck
Lake Washington
Seattle
Afl-Clo
State Supreme Court
Senate Labor Management Committee
Court of Law
Louisiana Mineral Bonus Tops State History Total
Louisiana fiscal officials reported the largest mineral bonus total in state history after a 14 hour Mineral Board session. More than 60 million in oil and gas lease bonuses were accepted with 59,345,749 dollars directed to the state treasury. The primary bid came from Shell Oil Co at six million dollars for a tract in Iberia Parish.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Mineral Board
James Reily
Earl Long
Reily
Spencer Myrick
West Carroll Parish
Long
Mineral Board
C. J. Bonnecarrere
Shell Oil Co
Eugene Island
Marsh Island
Iberia Parish
Cold Front Brings Little Snow to Northeast Louisiana
A dusting of snow fell in northeast Louisiana last night but mostly melted by morning. The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and continued cold with highs near 34 today and 46 to 50 tomorrow. Low temperatures tonight expected in the mid 20s.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Speeches Compared To Thief In Night In Congress
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri charges that many speeches listed in the Congressional Record are unspoken. He advocates a resolution requiring that all speeches be spoken and printed in the exact spoken form.
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Washington
Congressional
Rep
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Curtis
Angolan Prison Employee Hosts Kin in West Monroe
Twin City residents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Buddy Rowland and daughter Jo Ann of Angola visited Mrs. KE Rowland and her sisters in West Monroe. Rowland is employed at the Angola State Prison.
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M. E
Buddy" Rowland
Jo Ann
Angola
Mr. Rowland
KE. C. Rowland
Rowland
J. B. Lavergne
A. Soignier
Willie Soignier
West Monroe
Old Times Remembered In West Monroe Purchases
Mr and Mrs M M Hart of Arkansas Road West Monroe recall the old days when prices were low. They found receipts from 1874 to 1907 showing a pair of shoes cost two dollars 100 pounds of flour and two pounds of meat.
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M. M. Hart
Arkansas Road
West Monroe
Legislator's Aide High Pay For Sow Defended
Steven A. Carter son of a congressman defended his $11 087 annual federal payroll salary as the aide claimed he works hard and serves as public relations man for his father Rep Steven C Carter Democrats Iowa. He said 65 applicants sought the job but none matched his qualifications or loyalty to the district.
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Washington
UPL
Steven A. Carter
Carter
Steven C. Carter
Iowa
Congress
Powell Moves to Add Anti-Discrimination Rule to Housing Plan
Rep. Adam Powell proposes a no discrimination amendment to the Democratic housing program. If approved, Southern Democrats and Republicans could block the bill, potentially killing the measure. Democrats argue the plan costs about 2.1 billion, while Republicans claim higher costs exist in Senate versions.
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Washington
UPLT
Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
Powell
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
GOP
Stratton Under Fire For Lincoln Day Celebration
The Temperance League of Illinois criticized Gov. Stratton for permitting champagne at a Lincoln birthday dinner in the state armory. Luther J. Tigner accused him of flouting the liquor ban in state buildings and urged a protest, citing the Lincoln myth and the Hodge case as context.
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Stratton
Springfield
Ill
UPI
Temperance League of
Ilinois
William G. Stratton
State Armory
Abraham Lincoln
League
Luther J. Tigner
Orville Hodge
Tigner
Marion Reevers
Armory
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Lincoln
Temperance League 1
Cat on Car Axle Baffles Detroit Police
A Detroit cat that rode for over an hour on a car axle prompted a police call. Mrs. Louise M. Stamenoff reported the cat meowing under her car and drew bystanders, leading officers to use a hose and gloves to remove the animal from the ambulance axle.
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Detroit
Mich
Louise M. Stamenoff
Rusty Stepped on Nail in Union City Tenn
Clyde Nail ten nicknamed Rusty steps on a rusty nail in Union City Tennessee and is receiving tetanus shots.
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Union City
Tenn
Clyde Nail
Rusty
Sheriff Holds Ex Convict For Burglary Series
Ouachita parish sheriff department apprehends former convict Willie Pierce in Monroe admitting to one burglary and two thefts. Pierce, released December 7 after eight years and two months of an 18 year term for a series of burglaries, confessed to the February 10 Standard Gin Company burglary and two thefts involving cash and a pistol.
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Ouachita Parish
Twin Cities
Parish
City of
Monroe
Bailey Grant
Willie Pierce
Grant
Pierce
Standard Gin Company
Pine
North Sixth Street
Johnny Thomas
North 12Th Street
Angola
Fourth
Pasternak Seeks Seclusion From Western Journalists
Russian author Boris Pasternak announced he would leave his villa in the Peredelniki writers colony to hide from Western journalists. He accused reporters of making his life miserable and said he would move soon to avoid coverage of Harold Macmillan's Moscow visit. He sought readmission to the Soviet Writers Union after being expelled over Dr. Zhivago.
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Moscow
UPS
Boris Pasternak
Writers
Peredelniko
Pasternak
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Writers Union
Dr. Zhivago
Near Extinction Risk Tied to Big Feet for Whooping Cranes
New Orleans AP reports Audubon Park Zoo residents Josephine and Crip the whooping cranes trampled both eggs in their latest clutch as papa Crip moved. The pair, among six birds in captivity and about sixty known in the world, had earlier produced two chicks two years ago and one last year.
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New Orleans
Josephine
Audubon Park Zoo
Papa Crip
Eisenhower Enjoys Warm Acapulco Welcome on Mexico Visit
President Eisenhower wraps two day goodwill trip in Acapulco with a warm reception and talks with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos aboard the Soltavento. Plans for a Diablo Dam project on the Rio Grande border and other bilateral issues were noted but details remained undisclosed.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Pacific Coast
Augusta
Washington
Lopez Marcos
U.S
Soltavento
Diablo Dam
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Mirador Hotel
FDR Auto to Be Placed in New York Museum
A 1932 Packard car used by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will be turned over to the New York State Museum after Hyde Park’s Roosevelt Memorial Library declined to purchase it for lack of space.
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Albany
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
State Museum
Roosevelt Memorial Library
Hyde Park
Caveman instincts rise in modern office crises
In a vivid mock boardroom scene at UCLA experts study primal reactions to stress. The Human Performance Laboratory led by Lawrence Morehouse examines how fear triggers adrenalin and physical urges, and seeks coping strategies for executives under pressure.
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UCLA
Laurence E. Morehouse
Dr. More
Denaturalization Clears Path for Costello Deportation
Federal Judge Archie C. Dawe son ruled gambler Frank Costello, 68, was stripped of his American citizenship for concealing bootlegging and a 1915 weapons conviction. The ruling allows the government to proceed with deportation while Costello serves a five year tax evasion sentence at Leavenworth.
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New York
Frank Costello
Leavenworth
Costello
Italy
Supreme Court
Mob ties alleged in push to boost Leonetti records
The Senate Rackets Committee heard that Chicago mobsters allegedly pushed Tommy Leonetti records to top jukebox spots. Juke box operator testified Joey Glimco asked him to place a Leonetti record at number one. Kennedy said Leonetti once had an underworld-connected manager and now has several successful songs including Moonlight Serenade.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Rackets Committee
Chicago
Tommy Leonetti
Robert F. Kennedy
Joey Glimco
Leonetti
Kennedy
Underworld
Glimco
Robert L. Lindeloff
Skokie, Ill
Music Operators
Northern Illinois
Lindeloff
Teamster Local 777
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