Burglary Ring Strikes Monroe Areas Across City
West Monroe and Monroe report multiple safe break ins over past year. Burglars used gloves and cut safes, with several thousand dollars taken from Beans plants, grocery and gas firms. Only General Gas Corp case led to arrest and conviction.
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Riverfront
West Monroe
Caldwell Grocery
Cypress Street
Furst Jantist Church of
General Gas Corporation
Monroe
Clover Leaf Dairy
Louisville Avenue
Borden Company
South Grane Street
Gem Beverage Agency
North Eleventh Street
General Gas Corp
Botsana Machinery Company
Lao Machinery
Education Board Awaits Opinion on Reimbursement
New Orleans reports the State Board of Education awaits a ruling from the attorney general before deciding reimbursement for public school lunches in cities and parishes. Board members postponed action to allow a determination on how funds are allocated and whether to use June 30 balances for current lunch expenses.
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New Orleans
State Board of Education
Jack Gremision
Jackson
James Rety
Education Board
Reily
Testimony Song Continues as Lopez Is Sentenced to be Shot
In a courtroom drama a defendant argues in defense while Leonard challenges officers' statements. Chaviano pronounces a guilty verdict and the rebels move Lopez to a hospital after a suicide attempt. The sentence awaits approval by the provincial military commandant with firing squads possible by sunset.
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Lopez
Juan Langlois
Montreal
William Galves
Matanzas
Colon
Executions Reported Near Santiago During Puerto Rican Conflict
Reporters described executions near Santiago and San Juan Hill as rebel officers and witnesses recounted details. Prisoners were brought in around 3 a.m. and lined along a freshly dug trench. Priests said most victims were young men accused of violence, informing, or backing Masferrer’s private army. Some protested they were rebels.
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San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelts
Rough Riders
Jorge de Chabede
Catholic Youth Movement
Oriente
Rolando Masferrer
Masferrer
Florida
Fidel Castro
Weeks Takes Unpaid Post At Local Library
Lancaster New Hampshire resident Sin clair Weeks, recently retired as secretary of commerce, is named to the board of trustees of the William D. Weeks Memorial Library. The library, donated by his father, former secretary of war, honors William D. Weeks.
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Lancaster
N. Ho
Cap
Sinclair Weeks
New Hampshire
Weeks
William D. Weeks
Graham To See Mayo Clinic Doctors
Ailing revivalist Billy Graham travels to Mayo Clinic in Minneapolis for medical evaluation. Doctors hope to determine the cause of his 50 percent vision loss in one eye, with plans to delay his Australia crusade and Hawaii appearance as the condition is assessed.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Billy Graham
Mayo Clinic
Richard M. Nixon
Australia
Graham
Rochester Minn
Ciniic
Hawaii
Melbourne
Twin City Chit Chat at United Gas Auditorium Event
Certificates of appreciation will be awarded to Scouters including troop leaders and retiring board members. Five and ten year pins honor continuous registration. Mrs George Forman council president presides. Eight board seats and two nominating committee spots will be elected. H Thomas of the state department of education will speak to North Monroe Lions Club at Saddle and Spur Restaurant Louisville.
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United Gas
Louisville Avenue
George Forman
H. ©. Thomas
State Department of Education
North Monroe Lions Club
Saddle and Spur
Louisville
Thomas
Louisiana Vocation Association
Governor Raubus Advocates Private School Support in Integration Stand
In a speech marking his third term oath, Governor Raubus defends closing Little Rock four public high schools to resist integration. Pupils transfer to a private all white high school funded by donations. He proposes financing for private schools and mechanisms for other districts to resist federal school rules.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ouachita Parish School System Awaits Back Pay
Three months of back pay are due to Reily and the Ouachita parish school system as state officials, led by Atty. Gen. Jack Gremillion, consider a legal opinion on halting payments to boards with a year start surplus. The surplus dispute triggered legislative clashes over lunch funds and funding swaps with future revenues.
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Ouachita Parish
Reily
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Jackson
Tugwell
Baton Rouge
Aftermath of slaying details Mrs Bullock stance in Missouri case
Mrs. Bullock, 23, hides at her mother’s Merriam home and拒 ties lie detector tests and return to St. Louis for grand jury proceedings. Attorney Edwin Rader says she cannot explain her husband’s two month absence from night classes at St. Louis University and questions a private detective report about a woman at her school.
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Merriam
Kan
St. Louis
Edwin Rader
St. Louis University
Rader
Burglary Attempt Reported at Capitol Steak House
Monroe police reported an attempted burglary at Capitol Steak House 524 DeSiard Street. rear door attacked but entry failed. A tire theft valued at 50 dollars was also logged, owner J C Arnold of DeSiard Street. Police issued 150 violation tickets including four speeding and 141 parking offenses.
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Monroe
Capitol
DeSiard Street
James C. Kelly, Jr
Kelly
J. C. Arnold
Epps Woman Seriously Hurt In Collision Near Epps
Miss Lucy A. Williamson age 55 of Epps sustained a broken back several broken ribs and a broken collarbone in a collision near Epps last night. She was taken from the Delhi Clinic to St Francis Hospital Monroe for surgery. Newton Wilson of Epps and Charles T. Dickinson of unknown origin drove westbound vehicles. neither driver injured.
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Oak Grove
Lucy A. Williamson
Epps
Monroe
West Carroll Parish
Newton Wilson
Charles T. Dickinson
Miss Williamson
Delhi
St. Francis Hospital
Engineer Forms Private Aid Group To Fight Failure
In Arcadia California a 40 year old engineer jailed for drunkenness and Alcoholics Anonymous dropout started Building Failure Anonymous patterned after AA. He remains anonymous and leads a small group of self described failures who seek internal solutions through frank talk in meetings to avoid future failure and avoid professional advice.
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Arcadia
Calif
Alcoholics Anonymous
Business Failures Anonymous
BFA
Tyna
China says US to supply Thailand with atomic weaponry
Peiping radio claimed the United States will soon arm Thailand with atomic weapons and that more than 100 Thai officers have begun training in Bangkok to use such arms. The broadcast said the Thai army would have atomic cannons by next month.
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China
United States
Thailand
Peiping Radio
America
Bangkok
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