Loyola Rapped For Allowing Negro To Speak
An Orleans Parish School Board member pledging segregation criticized Loyola of the South for hosting a nonsegregated interracial event. Archdiocese leaders defended the forum as protecting democratic life while Wagner alleged allies of elitist forces promote integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Emile A. Wagner Jr
Loyola of the South
Hulan E. Jack
New York City
Manhattan
Joseph Francis Rummel
Wagner
Rummel
United States
Bar Owner Shot Dead After Bar Ordered Off Duty Deputy
Deputy Joseph R. Lauricello, 34, was shot in the head at Bazile's Bar and Lounge in Harahan after owner Bazile Wang ordered him from the premises over alleged obscene language. Wang was arrested about ten minutes later with a pistol. Leo Lauricello, the deputy’s brother, confirmed the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Sherif
Harahan
Joseph R. Lauricello
Bazile
Bazile Wang
East Bank
X Rays Expected to Identify Abandoned New Mexico Boy
Sheriff A P Garnett expects X rays and other materials from Philadelphia to confirm the Montoya New Mexico abandon boy as Jimmy Trout of Marshalltown Delaware. Telephone tips from Philadelphia and Pottsville have nearly identified him. Warrants issued for the Trout parents believed to have gone to Florida recently. A Philadelphia medical student reported treating the boy last summer and several details align with the local case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcari
N.M
A. P. Garnett
Philadelphia
Montoya
Jimmy Trout
Marshalltown
Del
Garnett
Pottsville
Carl Trout
Florida
Trout
Where To Find It PS Amusements Classified Comics Editorial
PS Amusements and editorial content guide readers to comics and features in the current issue. Classified listings, radio and TV notes, society news, and sports briefs help locate entertainment and information sections.
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Radio TV Society Sports
Khrushchev Re-elected as Soviet Leader Dominates Presidium
The Soviet Communist Party reaffirmed Nikita Khrushchev as first secretary and promoted Marshal Georgi Zhukov to alternate presidium member. The 11-member presidium includes Bulganin, Mikoyan, Molotov, and Malenkov. Delegates to the 20th Party Congress endorsed collective leadership and a sixth five year plan.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Georgi Ghukov
Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Zhukov
Eisenhower
L. M. Kaganovich
A. L. Kirichenko
A. I. Mikoyan
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
M. G. Pervukhin
M. Z. Saburov
Bassador
Poland
Communist Party of the
Bulganin
Urgent Cyprus Mission Signals New Peace Effort
British Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd made a predawn visit to Cyprus amid rising calls for a fresh peace push over the island’s future. He said he aimed to obtain first hand information and hoped for calmer relations, while Arch bishop Makarios pressed for amnesty for Greek Cypriots convicted of terrorism as part of any deal.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Lennox-Boyd
London
Colonial Office
Greece
Britain
Makarios
Mediterranean
John Harding
Eden
Ankara
Fuat Koprulu
Turkey
Dulles Warns Soviets Aims Not Changed
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Russian aims had not changed under the new look policy. He urged continued and expanded economic aid to needy countries to hasten the day Russia would be governed by leaders prioritizing welfare over conquest. The Philadelphia Bulletin Forum speech framed the policy as political cooperation with left wing Socialists and emphasis on trade and aid for less developed nations.
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Philadelphia
Dulles
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
Russia
Eight year old girl injured when bicycle struck by car
Monroe police report Brenda McMullen eight sustains fracture to left leg and head injuries after entering street from driveway into path of Dr Henry F Hammonds on Bay Street. Witness notes parked car could have prevented accident. Davis and four others injured in weekend crashes. Davis charged with drunk driving.
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Monroe
W. F. Johnson
Jim Standard
Brenda McMullen
St. John Street
Henry F. Hammonds
Pargoud Drive
Jackson On
Bay
Hammonds
William Lee Davis
Camden
Ark
Sterlington-Monroe- Bastrop
Highway 80
West Monroe
Prentice A. Austin
J. R. Perriett
JoAnn Stuckey
Merlene Zeigler
Eros
Davis
Austin
Police to arrest leaders of riot at Daytona Beach
Police expected early arrests of leaders of a ring of hot rodders who sparked a riot that National Guardsmen quelled with tear gas and bayonets. About 46 of 85 detained were booked on charges from drunkenness to rioting. ring leaders were not identified. Arraignments set for 11 suspects in Daytona jail and 35 more in Deland on affray charges.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing
Volusia County
Deland
Thundershowers Forecast for Monroe Area Monday
Scattered thundershowers were forecast for the Twin City area Monday afternoon with partly cloudy skies and colder weather overnight into Tuesday. Highs near 77 Monday, lows 59, with Monday night a 35 to 40 degree range and Tuesday highs around 58 to 60.
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Twin City
Unseasonal Thaw Dampens Saint Marys Winter Carnival
In South Bend Indiana the St Marys Winter Carnival faced disruption as an unexpected thaw melted lake ice and left 500 guests to endure box lunches and an indoor dance instead of the planned outdoor events.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Mary’s
New Elections Bill Aimed At Senate Hopper
Washington AP reports a proposed elections bill would let senatorial candidates spend from 100000 to 1910000 in campaigns. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson says broad bipartisan support and enforcement machinery will accompany the bill. The measure would raise the current 19000 personal expenditure limit for candidates.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Johnson
House
Sen. Knowland
California
Monroe Postpones Meeting Over Gas Rate Hearing
Mayor John E. Coon said the Monroe city council meeting set for Tuesday is postponed while city officials attend a Baton Rouge hearing on United Gas rate hike. The decision on the rates, opposed by Monroe and West Monroe, is expected to be announced Tuesday. Coon, Streets Commissioner Wayne Huckaby, and City Attorney Wood Thompson will attend.
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John E. Coon
Monroe
Baton Rouge
United Gas
Twin Cities
West Monroe
Coon
U S Building Radar Warning Network From Dewline Onward
The United States is slowly assembling a global radar warning system. The Distant Early Warning Line in the North American polar rim forms a core, with overseas stations in Okinawa, Hawaii, Alaska, Greenland, and the Caribbean. Navy and Air Force planes and ships fill gaps with WV2 flying radar stations and radar picket vessels, including atomic submarines planned within years.
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Washington
United States
North American
Okinawa
Pacific Islands
Central Pacific
Hawaiian
Alaska
Greenland
Caribbean
Texas
Canada
Navy
Air
Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Combat Information Center
Air Force
Mississippi DJ To Fly Flags From Chicago Bound Plane
Allan English of Oxford plans a 25 000 flag drop over Chicago to protest Mississippi segregation, targeting Meigs Airport with a retro rebel outfit. A Memphis pilot offered a rescue flight after the original pilot was found lacking a license.
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Memphis, Tenn
Mississippi
Chicago
Allan English
Oxford
Miss
Sikeston
English
al Benson
Benson
Oxford and Water Valley
Meigs
Lakefront
Memphis
Jack Adams
Atoms for Peace Conference Opens in Capital
Washington hosts a two week closed door conference on the world atoms for peace agency. The United States seeks a specialized agency autonomy while Russia presses to place the body under the United Nations Security Council with a veto. Ten nations including Australia Belgium South Africa France Britain Portugal India Brazil Czechoslovakia and Canada may back the US plan.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Moscow
U.S
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
France
Britain
Portugal
India
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Eisenhower Faces Week of Decision on 1956 Run
President Eisenhower enters a pivotal week as he weighs whether to seek another term after a long federal career. A news conference tentatively planned for Wednesday may deliver a yes or no, contingent on his health and reflections from an 11 day South Georgia vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
South Georgia
Hunter Sought After Deer Killed in Bernstein Park
Monroe police seek an unidentified hunter after a three year-old buck died from a .22 rifle shot in a fenced Bernstein Park zoo pasture. The incident follows a prior fawn killing, with charges including destruction of public property and discharging firearms in the city considered.
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Monroe
Bernstein Park
Wayne Huckaby
Huckaby
C. G. Smith
Investigators Cite Ford Letter in 1952 Campaign Charge
Senate investigators on Monday presented a letter that appears to come from Henry Ford II as evidence supporting earlier claims that Ford Motor Co. pressed dealers to donate to President Eisenhower's 1952 campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Eisenhower
Louisiana Democrats Name Unpledged 80 Man Delegation
The Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee meets to name an unpledged 80 man delegation to the National Convention with Stevenson leanings. Governor designate Earl Long controls state politics and may influence the choice, with a wait and see attitude toward Stevenson. The plan includes N. B. Carstarphen as full delegate and Rufus Hayes as another key figure, amid questions on tidelands oil and segregation.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Earl Long
Louisiana
Stevenson
Long
Louisiana Tidelands
New Central Committee
Robert Kennon
Chicago
Central Committee
N. B. Carstarphen
Shreveport
Kennan
Rufus Hayes
Carstarphen
Motive Sought In Unprovoked Attack On Texas Pastor
In Sweetwater Texas investigators sought a motive for the unprovoked stabbing of Rev. J. T. Marlin 41 pastor of the Church of Christ. The assailant a 62 year old faithful member and close friend was sedated after the attack as authorities weighed charges. The minister survived the two stab wounds near his heart and lungs.
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Sweetwater
Tex
J. T. Marlin
Church of Christ
Marlin
Mahon
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