Rebels Threaten 3 U.S. Newsmen in Havana Post Raid
Rebels storm Havana Post building gunmen threaten to kill three Associated Press reporters George Kaufman Larry Allen and Harold Valentine during a 15 minute siege. They search seize and force hostages to the police station then return them to the Post with no injuries.
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Larry Allien
Harold Valentine
Miami
Kaufman
Allen
Valentine
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China Refugees Arrive in Oakland on Charter Flight
About seventy seven Chinese fleeing communism arrived in Oakland on a chartered plane from Hong Kong. The group includes teachers artists engineers and other professionals and is the third contingent brought to the United States by the Aid Refugee Chinese Intellectuals Inc.
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Calif
API
Hong Kong
United States
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Brown assumes NATO South European command leadership
Admiral Charles R. Brown takes over as commander in chief of NATO forces in Southern Europe in Naples. He succeeds Admiral Robert P. Briscoe who retires after three years overseeing the area through major crises including the Suez action and the Lebanese landings.
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1958 Tax Collection Sets Parish Record in Ouachita
Ouachita Parish property owners paid 98.286 percent of taxes in 1958, the best ever. Tax receipts totaled 3,021,451.57 with December seeing the largest payment at 2,117,787.57. delinquent amounts were 52,612.67 with 10 percent penalties on late taxes. Deputy Dill Meredith noted the year’s payments exceeded expectations.
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Quachita Parish
Jauley Grant
D. Meredith
Assessor Warns of Rising 1959 Property Taxes
Ouachita Parish Assessor Bert Coverdale predicts 1959 will see a new high in total property assessments and taxes as the cost of living rises. Homestead exemption forms will be signed after February 15 with deputies calling on owners at home. Last year 16,300 property owners owed 2,411,587.75 in taxes while the state provided 632,476.29 for exemptions.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe Council Hires Ford Bacon and Davis for Expansion
Monroe City Council in a special session voted to hire Ford Bacon and Davis engineers to supervise sewerage drainage and street planning funded by the recent bond issue. Work to begin this spring with construction contracts to be advertised within 90 days. The council also approved five liquor licenses and rejected one request.
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French Alpine Troops Kill 32 Arab Guerrillas Near Azazga
French Alpine troops killed 32 Arab guerrillas near Azazga about 100 miles east of here in a battle that began New Year's Eve and continued into New Year's Day. Authorities reported no French casualties.
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British Plan Faster New Atomic Sub
Britain starts building the Dreadnought, an atomic submarine powered by an American reactor, costing 36 million dollars. Laid keel for a floating dock at Portsmouth, it aims for sea trials by 1951 with about 79 crew, weighing 4,590 tons and faster underwater than the Nautilus.
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Belgians Prepare Declaration on Congo Future
Belgian authorities plan a January declaration on the Congo’s future that may hint at possible independence without a fixed timetable. The move aims to counter rising autonomist states in French Africa and follows reforms in Congo governance and social conditions.
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U.S. Officials Say Cuban Rebels Largely Anti-Communist
Washington officials report little trace of Communist influence at Cuba’s rebel leadership that toppled Batista. They cite a close associate of rebel head Ernesto Guevara as saying he is strongly anti Communist, amid rumors of his alignment with Moscow.
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Earthquake Shocks 10 Italian Communities in Appenines
A strong quake hit 10 communities in the Appenine Mountains near Pescara early Friday. Residents fled in panic but authorities reported no casualties or serious damage.
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Mrs Eula Duggan 99 Dies in Ruston Nursing Home
Mrs. Eula Duggan ninety nine of Ruston died Friday morning after a brief illness in a local nursing home. Services Saturday at 2 30 p m from Saint s Rest Baptist Church Dubach conducted by Revs Bobby Neal Franklin and A J Johnson. Burial in church cemetery by Conger Funeral Home Arcadia. Surviving are four sons Fred W Ruston J L Shreveport B L and J J Arcadia two brothers D E and John Hedgepeth Ruston and four grandchildren.
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Shreveport
B. L
J. J
D. E
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Last rites for James J. Harvey at Quitman
James Jackson Harvey, 22, died at his home near Quitman after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Highway Chapel Church of God with Rev. W. F. Ansell and Rev. Joe Pace officiating. Burial followed at Mount Olive Cemetery with Edmonds Funeral Home of Jonesboro in charge. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy H. Harvey of Quitman and his paternal grandmother Mrs. J. D. Harvey of Quitman.
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Obituary notice for Max Layne Lee of Eudora
Max Layne Lee 29 formerly Kilbourne Louisiana died suddenly of a heart attack at a Lake Village infirmary. He served five years as a first lieutenant in the Air Force and belonged to the Concord Masonic Lodge and Baptist Church. Services at Scott Memorial Methodist Church 2:30 Sunday with Rev John Miles and Rev Homer Bradley. Burial Mount Carmel Cemetery Gay's Funeral Home Eudora. Survivors include widow Betty Joan Lee daughter Amanda Lee father Hughie Lee brother Joe Lee.
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Funeral services set for Robert P Reitzell in Columbia
Robert P. Reitzell 69 of Kelly died suddenly Friday afternoon at home. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Kelly Baptist Church with Dr. Wren Causey and Reverend Tweetie officiating. Burial in Brown cemetery under Riser and Son Funeral Home Columbia. Survived by widow Edna Reitzell, one brother Otho Reitzell of Kelly, and two sisters E C Tarver of Clarks and Edna Tarver of Richmond California.
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Road Work Bid Deadlines Set for January Four Parishes
Sealed bids for road gravel and related projects in Morehouse Franklin Natchitoches Webster Allen and Cameron parishes are due January 14. Items include 600 and 2 500 cubic yards of washed gravel plus a new engine for the steel tugboat Floyd Hamilton at Calcasieu Ship Channel in Cameron.
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Hartman Highway
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Soviet Moon Shot Likely in Reach Says AP
The Soviet Union could reasonably have a very good chance of success in a moon mission. They may have tested rocket velocity and course via radar and radio signals and possess thrust to send a heavy instruments probe toward the moon.
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Karen Lee Blue 2 Dies Final Rites Scheduled
Karen Lee Blue two year old daughter of Milton and Mrs C Milton Blue of Monroe died at Caldwell clinic in Columbia. Funeral services set for 3 p m Saturday at Mulhearn Funeral Home Monroe with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include parents two sisters grandparents and great grandparents from Monette Missouri. Pallbearers listed.
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US banks back 200 million dollar franc stabilizing credit
Paris reports that a syndicate of American banks led by Chase Manhattan and First National City Bank agreed to provide 200 million dollars as a two year stand by credit to stabilize the French franc. The move supplements existing support from foreign banks including a 50 million dollar German National Bank credit.
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Fanfani Accepts Lebanon Visit Invitation
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani has accepted an invitation to make an official visit to Lebanon. Informed sources said no date had been set for the visit.
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December 1958 Building Permits Reach $359 830
December permits totaled 359 830 with 45 building and home projects. 21 dwelling units valued at 259 150 were issued along with 16 dwelling alterations 22 250 and several non dwelling permits. Movals demolitions and new brick veneer homes are listed with addresses sizes and costs for late December activity.
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Downtown Power Project Starts Conduit Installation
Underground conduits begin at Catalpa and Harrison Streets as part of a 33218 dollar program to secure continuous downtown electrical service. Utilities official French L Smith says completion in 60 to 75 days will remove most overhead wiring and place the area on a network system to prevent service outages.
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Burglary duo sent to Angola State Prison
The Ouachita parish sheriff's department transported two men sentenced on burglary counts to Angola yesterday. Identified as Tommy Thacker, 18, and Sherman Greeley, 31, both Negro, they received terms from Judge David I. Gargett in fourth district court. Thacker drew three years and Greeley six.
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West German Delegation to Discuss Aswan Dam Participation
A West German delegation will depart Bonn for Cairo to discuss technical and financial prerequisites for West German participation in the Aswan Dam project. The talks aim to outline cooperation and funding steps between the two nations.
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