Eisenhower Proposes Broad Housing Plan to Aid All Americans
President Eisenhower asks Congress to back a sweeping housing program aiming to help families of all races and incomes. The proposals include new long term government insured mortgages under 8000 and 140000 new public housing units over four years, plus slum renewal funds and expanded loan terms.
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Blood Bath Follows Family Quarrel in Denver
Police held Frank Archina after a double homicide and a fatal shooting within a Denver home. Archina and his brother-in-law allegedly opened fire during a quarrel over remarriage between the two couples, killing Frank Archina Sr and Elizabeth Macri and wounding Mary Macri, with Frank Archina Jr dying later.
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Baby-doctor IDed in New Orleans mystery after wife killed
Police search New Orleans for Dr. Marx Sterbcow who killed his wife with a carving knife before Christmas and then vanished by leaping 165 feet from Huey P. Long bridge. Tulane students reported a man resembling him entering the Theta Kappa Psi house, once his residence, triggering renewed investigation.
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Marx Sterbcow
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Monroe Negro Death Victim in Ouachita Parish
Wallace France 29 was stabbed to death at his Monroe home early Monday. His wife Mable France 22, five children, and one on the way, is charged with murder and jailed. Police report an argument over his staying out past midnight preceded the stabbing.
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Last Of Seven Autos Recovered In Institute Escape Case
Monroe Chief of Detectives Hugh Tolbert announced that four Louisiana Training Institute escapees ended their spree with arrest in Centerville. Seven stolen cars were traced, including Bert Hatten’s, and items from several victims found across the recovered vehicles. The four youths, two from Monroe and others from New Orleans and Shreveport, will be returned to the institute.
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Freeda Mickel
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McGuire Golf Club
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Pekin Street
W. J. Olnott
Bricker Debate Persists as Eisenhower May Signal Course
President Eisenhower may urge congressional leaders to press a path on Bricker’s treaty powers plan. Sen Knowland and Sen Ferguson clash over compromise terms while a substitute would make treaties the supreme law subject to court review.
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Dickenson Court Martial Case Draws Threats
Army Col. Norman E Sprowl said he received threatening calls after announcing the arrest of Cpl Edward S Dickenson one of the Korean War prisoners who chose and then rejected communism Three callers criticized the Army and issued threats saying they would get you for this and that they were unhappy with the handling of the case
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Hemingway and wife survive two jungle plane crashes
Ernest Hemingway and his wife Mary Welsh, 55 and Chicago born, escaped two crashes in East Central Africa. The couple were rescued after the first crash near Murchison Falls and later survived a second crash near Lake Albert before being moved toward Entebbe. The BOAC pilot reported no life signs at first but later confirmed their safety.
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Women Voters Oppose Bricker Amendment Plans
Mrs James N Riddle head of Monroe League says national league opposes S J Res 1 Bricker amendment for treaty power change. Mrs John G Lee national president informs President Eisenhower the league rejects the amendment as unnecessary dangerous to security and checks and balances.
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Duke Admits Killing Of Two In-Laws In Oak Ridge Shootings
R G Duke, 59, a former Bastrop restaurant operator, confessed to a wild shooting spree in Oak Ridge Tennessee that killed the parents of his estranged wife, wounded another son-in-law, and led to his arrest at his brother’s home.
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Georgian Says Kitting Ind Seidier Silly
A Georgia dental technician shot and killed a soldier who boasted I'm not afraid of you or your gun. Sheriff Kirwin Brown identified the killer as LeRoy Wayne Robertson, 29, of Sandy Springs, Ga., who signed a statement admitting shooting George J. Meredith in Coushatta Louisiana.
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George J. Meredith
Road Legislative Groups Meeting Draws Big Crowd
More than 100 government and highway officials gathered in the Virginia Hotel for the third Louisiana Legislative Council highway committee meeting. Senator James Sparks chaired the session outlining aims to identify road problems, repair needs, and funding, including a proposal to raise license plate costs.
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Tax Relief Split Frays Over House Democrats Plan
Some House Democrats push to curb a two billion dollar tax revision backed by President Eisenhower. They seek bigger relief for families and lower aid to stockholders and businesses, proposing to strike dividends and depreciation breaks for personal exemptions instead.
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Bidault Pushes European Focus at Berlin Big Four
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault urged that German and Austrian issues be settled before broader Asian questions at the Berlin Big Four opening session. He pressed to keep Korea and Communist China out of any linked talks, signaling Western unity against a Big Five with Red China.
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Sheriff to Return 2 Suspects for Prosecution
Sheriff Bailey Grant said two suspects will be sent back to Ouachita Parish for trial. Althea Long, held in Tucson for worthless checks, faces extradition after a detainer was filed. Jack Roundtree, arrested in Borger, Tex, waives extradition and faces a theft charge of more than 500 dollars from Amana Food Co. in Monroe.
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Spring Gardening Classified Ad Offer
With spring swiftly approaching, this notice promotes selling unused lawn mowers rakes and garden items via NEWS-STAR WORLD classified ads. It highlights low seven day rates and cancellation privileges to attract advertisers seeking quick cash.
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