D A Investigating Crash Victim Details Emerge
The article outlines the D A's ongoing probe into plane crash victim Julian Andrew Frank 32 of Westport Conn and details from CAB official Oscar Bakke. It notes Frank's death in the National Airlines disaster near Bolivia N C and the possible bomb cause while describing injuries and discovered evidence including a blue fabric bag.
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Bar Association
Frank
Stim
Julian Andrew Frank
Westport. Com
National Airlines
Bolivia
N.C
New York
Miami
Oscar Bakke
Civil Aeronautics Board
Safety Division
Bakke
CAB
Monroney
N.C. Frank
Ft. Fisher
Janet Wagner
Galesbury
Ill
Andrew
Ellen
Connecticut
New York City
Aaron Frank
Chicago
Ellender Attacks Court Ruling On Registrar Case
Senator Ellender says the Louisiana election law clearly defines voter qualifications and challenge procedures. He objects to Judge Wright’s ruling that led to far more Negro removals than white, arguing removal must follow legal standards and not personal judgments. Ellender plans an appeal, urging reversal for the good of the state parish of Washington and the nation.
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Louisiana
Wright
Ebiender
Washington
Storm Ties Up Traffic and Forces School Closures
Winter storm grounds planes at Flint Muskegon and Saginaw. Snow and cold sweep the Midwest with Devils Lake North Dakota at 15 below and Milwaukee about 5 inches. Jersey Turnpike crashes injuring six halt north-south traffic as southern Wisconsin roads close.
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Muskegon
Saginaw
Devils Lake
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Alamosa
Colorado
Jersey Turnpike
Newark
New York
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Janesville
Wis
Madison
Farmer Admits Defeat Over Surplus Wheat Feeding
Stangland testified in court that he fed surplus wheat to livestock on his 175 acre Albion area farm, arguing no crop control violation. He said he spent about $2,000 of his own money plus $1,400 from supporters who believed his stance, and may need five years to repay.
Reds Revamp Propaganda Strategy Amid World Crisis
Party propagandists plan intensified activity on peace and war issues under current conditions. They aim to expand propaganda abroad focusing on the national liberation struggles in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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National Liberation Struggle
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Twin City CHIT CHAT elects in run off
Miss Norma Lea Brewer defeats John Leist for the class officer post and both had 68 votes in December. Other officers were chosen in the earlier election. Dr. Joseph H. Kern will represent Northeast Louisiana State College on the AACP curriculum committee meeting in Pittsburgh. Mayor W L Howard proclaims January 17 24 as Junior Chamber of Commerce Week in Monroe. Captain Ray W Coffee shared Japan Korea life and customs from his travels for the Northeast Honor Society Travel Log using over 100 color slides.
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Jonesville
Coed
John Leist
Monroe
Joseph H. Kern
Northeast Louisiana State College
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Pittsburgh
Kern
W. L. Howard
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ray W. Coffee
Japan
Northeast Honor Society
Coffee
Korea
New Evidence Links Air Pollution to Higher Cancer Risk
Dr Eastcott announced findings at a news conference before a University of California Medical School symposium. The study, conducted in New Zealand during two five year periods, shows migrants exposed to polluted air in early life have a 20 to 30 percent higher lung cancer hazard than native born peers of the same age.
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Eastcott
University of California Medical School
New Zealand
Public Health Department
Medical School
Ballot Challenge Over Felony Conviction Faces Louisiana Senate Race
Sen. Crothers challenged the Jones candidacy citing a 1925 mail fraud conviction and a Leavenworth sentence later pardoned in July 1959 restoring citizenship. The 32nd district includes East Carroll Madison Tensas and Concordia Parishes. incumbent Andrew Sevier reelected. former senator W. E. Persons eliminated in primary.
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Jones
Crothers
Leavenworth
Kan
Democratic Executive Committee
Sen. Crothers
East Carroll
Madison
Tensas
Concordia Parish
Andrew Sevier
W. E. Persons
Waterproof
State Police Ready If Needed At Beverly Club Outbreak
State police may move in if necessary as protests at the Beverly Club in Jefferson Parish escalate after the January gubernatorial primary. Roy said authorities faced gambling concerns but would not target small private games, stressing willingness to cooperate with locals and prepare for action by Monday.
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Rowette
Beverly Club
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
Jefferson
Beverly
Senate
Phil Kastel
Roy
Ad Trickery On TV Hit By FTC
FTC charges that commercials mislead viewers and push one brand over another. Colgate-Palmolive denies misrepresentation calling FTC objections a technique to fix photographic problems. Alcoa notes the complaint targets a single illustration method.
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FTC
Federal Trade Commission Act
Colgate-Palmolive
Alcoa
Soviet Leaders Back Khrushchev Push for Deep Cutback
Soviet spokesmen urge allies to follow a plan to reduce armed forces by 1.2 million as part of Khrushchev’s disarmament initiative. Tass described worldwide positive reception and noted U S unpreparedness, but no details on the proposed weapon.
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Soviet Union
Ivan Vasilevich Spirolonov
Leningrad Oblast
Communist Party
Presidium
Mikhail Pervukhin
Khrushchev
Tass
United States
Attorney Claims Dr Mickey Home Night Of Murder
The article reports on Dr. Mickey, a church board member, being arrested after a murder night. Deputies seized his clothes for lab tests and state police lab will assist. The prosecutor notes on preliminary hearings and bond, with Dr. Mickey receiving breakfast in prison.
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Mickey
Kleinpeter
District Attorney’s Office
Flu Outbreaks Sweep Nation Hit Angeles and Detroit
The nation sees a surge in Asian influenza and related illnesses. Health officials in Los Angeles and Detroit report varied virus involvement, high infection rates, and strained vaccine supplies. Attendance drops in schools and workplaces rise with widespread illness delaying TV and film productions.
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