Katanga Chief Adoula Names Katanga Minister To Unity Drive
Premier Adoula named Joseph Heo, 40, a quiet ex premier, as resident minister for the Congo central government in Katanga to ease reintegration. U N officials cautious as Tshombe's secession ends, and Thant welcomes promised UN access and cooperation amid ongoing military moves and amnesty talks.
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Unity
Leopoldville
Ishombe
Ileo
Adoula
Elisabethville
Congo
United Nations
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Thant
New York
U.N
South Louisiana Solon Comments On Coming Race
Rep Louis Michot Jr a Lafayette lawmaker says Louisiana government needs renovation He notes several responsible men may seek the governor chair but no strong organizations exist yet He urges clean government and less corruption while planning to run for re election in Louisiana Michot criticizes the Davis administration era and calls for decisive reform and accountability
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Louis Michot Jr
Lafayette
Louisiana
Michot
Monroe
Michel
Sclon
Davis
Castro Calls For Revolution in Latin America
Fidel Castro in a nearly three hour address urged unity of socialist forces for revolutions across Latin America. He warned imperialism blocks Cuba’s path, condemned U S hostility, and accused Dean Rusk of gangster-like statements while noting four killings since Kennedy’s Bay of Pigs remarks.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Kennedy
Miami
Bay of Pigs
First Settlers Did Not Live in Log Cabins
The log cabin was introduced no earlier than 1638 by Scandinavians who settled along the Delaware, according to the Concise Dictionary of American History.
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America
Delaware
Washington Hopeful Of France Yes on NATO Nuclear Core
Washington officials refuse to accept Charles de Gaulle’s no as final on France joining the NATO nuclear strike force. The U S Britain plan proceeds over years with or without French cooperation. Ball reports to Kennedy and Rusk after talks in Paris and Bonn. Germany signals support while France remains noncommittal. United States will supply Polaris missiles to Britain, and Britain will build submarines and warheads.
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France
United States
Britain
George W. Ball
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Ball
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Paris
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Adenauer
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Knights of Pythias Meet Thursday at Castle Hall
The Knights of Pythias Stonewall Lodge No 8 will gather at 8 p m Thursday in Castle Hall 12743 St John Street. Announcement was made by E C Paulus chancellor commander.
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Stonewall Lodge
Castle Hall
St. John Street
E. C. Paulus
Monroe West Monroe traffic club to meet Thursday
The Traffic and Transportation Club of Monroe West Monroe will hold its regular meeting Thursday in the Gold room. CHIT-CHAT page 5A provides further details.
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Pastor Wants Liquor Change In Church Wine Case
In Nashville, Bishop St. Psalm, real name Bernard Swain, vows to fast in a coffin to seek divine guidance on his so called holy wine. He was convicted of making illicit whisky and fined 50 dollars. He claims the wine was for his congregation, says court misread it as moonshine, and plans prayers for officials while keeping church doors open by day.
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Tenn
St. Psalm
Bernard Swain
Nether World
St. Psalm Spiritual Church
Khrushchev Uses Parable to Defend Peaceful Coexistence
In Berlin Khrushchev told the East German Communist Congress of a World War I Soviet general who shot himself after Khrushchev urged him to do so. He said the death was noble but useless, illustrating his stance that cooperation with the West avoids war, countering Chinese rhetoric.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
East German Communist Congress
Khrushchev
West
Red China
Kennedy Avoids Labor Fight As Tax Cut Keeps Focus
President Kennedy steers clear of proposing new labor remedies to prevent harming his tax cut agenda. Officials say the State of the Union touched only lightly on welfare and social plans to keep Congress focused on 1963 goals. A dock strike may force a special message if talks fail, with White House ready to act under Taft Hartley if needed.
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Kennedy
East Gulf Coast
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Congress
James J. Reynolds
White House
Cable Snap Slashes Crew Of Constellation Ship
SAN DIEGO Calif AP Eleven crewmen on the disaster prone carrier Constellation were injured in an aircraft landing accident. Two men lost both legs and another one leg. The incident came during landing tests when a steel arresting cable snapped during a jet fighter approach. Comdr HS Matthews 41 of Coronado was landing at the time. The ship was 110 miles west of San Diego. The Navy said an arresting engine sheave failed. Fifty men were killed when the ship burned in 1960 while under construction.
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Comdr
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Coronado
Matthews
Miramar Naval Air Station
Eugene Williams
National City
Gordon D. Bucknam
Grand Island
N.Y
Ens
Leroy G. Hudson
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York City
Architect Dies After Bridge Crash In Baton Rouge
Ray mond G. Post a Baton Rouge architect died Tuesday hours after his car slammed into a steel column support of a rail trestle on the Mississippi River bridge near the Kaiser Aluminum plant. He would have turned 67 tomorrow as state troopers said he apparently lost control approaching the bridge from the Baton Rouge side. The crash followed a mild temperature swing and a forecast of not quite so cold weather.
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UPI
Raymond G. Post
Mississippi River
Post
Kaiser Aluminum Plant
State eyes 60 acres for Northeast State campus across Bayou DeSiard
Sen. Jamar Adcock said attorneys finished abstract and title work for the state's plan to buy about 60 acres across Bayou DeSiard for Northeast State College. The State Bond and Building Commission, authorized $351,000, could move at Thursday's Gov. Jimmie H. Davis meeting. The land includes some residences, with a bridge planned to connect the new campus, and officials will develop facilities after purchase.
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Bayou DeSiard
Northeast State Colege
State Bond and Building Commission
Jimmie H. Davis
Baton Rouge
Northeast State
Adcock
Davis
Collier Named To Head Browns
Blanton Collier was named head coach of the Cleveland Browns today succeeding Paul Brown who was fired a week ago. He moves up from offensive backfield coach and signed a three year contract, announced by Browns President Arthur Model at a press conference.
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Ohio
UPD
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns Today
Paul Brown
Browns
Arthur Model
Collier
Model
Today’s Chuckle on Blindness to Self Faults
Light quip notes nature’s design leaves people blind to their own flaws. It pokes fun at self awareness with a wink. The joke implies humor in human imperfection and a universal blind spot.
Khrushchev warns of 40000 U.S. warheads warning
In a speech to East Germany's sixth communist congress Khrushchev warned that Washington has 40,000 atomic or nuclear warheads and warned of catastrophic death if all were used. He said a giant Soviet bomb could be deployed overseas and urged peace as a prime socialist task. He also dismissed Chinese criticisms and denied starting wars to spread communism.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
France
Germany
Communist Party Congress
East Germany
Cuba
Peking
Communist Party
Humanity
Public Private Standards Challenge Louisiana Private Schools
Louisiana grants aid director James D. Fountain warned that a proposal to set public standards for private non sectarian schools would wreck the private school pupil grants program. Superintendent Norton urged legislation to set minimum standards. Fountain argued parental responsibility and accreditation show quality, citing Prytania School costs for adjustable shelves.
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Fountain
Board of Education
Prytania
New Orleans
LSBA
Norton
Gas cycling project to recover liquids in Calhoun field
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co announces a multi million dollar program to begin next month in the Cadeville producing zone of the Calhoun field, northeastern Louisiana. The gas cycling plan will boost ultimate liquids recovery to about 25 million barrels, with royalty income more than doubling, benefiting roughly 550 owners. The operation pumps gas back into the reservoir at high pressure to keep liquids from condensing and to raise overall recovery.
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Calhoun
Louisiana
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Cadeville
Calhoun Field
West Monroe Chamber Adopts Industrial Development Plan
The West Monroe Chamber of Commerce board approved an industrial development program proposed by a September 1962 fact finding committee. The committee, chaired by Bert Hatten, included Tex Kilpatrick and Leslie Hamm, with Eugene Scott and Eugene Smith assisting, and studied prospects for an aggressive local development effort.
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West Monroe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Walt
Tex Kilpatrick
Leslie Hamm
Bert Hatten
Eugene Scott
Eugene Smith
Chamber
Hat‘ten
West Monroe
Negro student wins admission to Clemson College
A U.S. Fourth Circuit order cleared the way for Harvey B. Gantt to enroll at all white Clemson College in South Carolina. The decision reversed a lower court ruling, paving the path to have him admitted by the next semester starting February 1. State officials planned an appeal to the Supreme Court to seek a stay."
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
C. C. Wyche
U.S. District Court For
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U.S. Supreme Court
Edgar A. Brown
Atty
Daniel E. McLeod
Brown
Gantt
Circuit Court
Wyche
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