Exhorts GOP Faithful to Craft People’s Platform
In rallies nationwide Republicans push a people centered strategy to broaden appeal. Eisenhower, broadcasting from Detroit, urges roundtables and a Republican people’s platform for the August convention, aiming to educate and unite the party. Political leaders frame Johnson as a shell game while courting donors and candidates.
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Court Orders Registrars File Monthly Reports
A three judge federal court in a 2 to 1 decision orders voter registrars in 21 Louisiana parishes to file monthly reports. The panel upheld a Justice Department suit challenging the use of a voter application form to screen would be voters. Parishes include East Baton Rouge DeSoto West Feliciana Tangipahoa St. Helena Bienville Caddo Red River Webster Orleans and Union. Registrars must report how many applicants were accepted or denied and the reasons.
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Minister and Wife Die in S. Louisiana Crash
In Glenmora Louisiana a head on collision on U S 165 near Glenmora killed Rev Clarence KE Teagle 45 pastor of Oakdale Church of the Nazarene and state probation officer and his wife Willie Mae 41. The other driver Mrs Jeanette Johnson of Oakdale survived in fair condition at St Francis Cabrini Hospital.
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Woman Outsmarts Man Sparks Amusing Insight
A humorous note canned as a chuckle about a woman making a fool out of a man, suggesting it can be an improvement and lightening the mood with a witty twist.
U S Nuclear Power Boost and Cleaner Bombs Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission released its annual report to Congress detailing bigger nuclear bombs and ICBMs possible in the future, along with methods to reduce radioactive fallout. It also notes five civilian nuclear plants completed last year, lifting U S generating capacity to over a billion watts and powering about 112 million people.
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First baby for McCarthy couple born at St Francis
Mr and Mrs John P McCarthy Jr welcome daughter Mary Katherine born at 8 30 p m Wednesday at St Francis hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces Grandparents are Mrs John P McCarthy Sr Monroe and Mr and Mrs C F Nishet Lufkin Texas Also note Camellia Club meeting in Monroe and Cub Scout Pack 29 activity information remains in local notices
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Communists May Exploit New Turmoil in Saigon
South Vietnam faces potential gains for Viet Cong after upheaval as U S backed forces consolidate. McNamara notes improved operations and a Pentagon briefing cites more aggressive Viet Nam Army actions while communists press in the delta region south of Saigon.
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Laurel Man Receives First Heart Transplant
Boyd Rush of Laurel aged 68, a repairman, is identified as the first heart transplant recipient in medical history by Grenada Sentinel Star. The University Medical Center, part of the University of Mississippi medical school, says it does not identify patients in such cases.
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U.S. and Soviet Protests Over Downed Training Plane
Washington says Moscow must respond to its protest after a U S Air Force T 39 trainer was shot down over East Germany killing three airmen. The State Department demands access to wreckage and bodies, with U S officials blaming the Soviets for the incident.
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Four government leaders arrested in South Viet Nam coup
In a swift bloodless move in Saigon Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh seized power with a new military council. The junta jailed three top Minh regime generals and ousted premier Nguyen Ngoc Tho while promising to continue the U.S. backed war against Viet Cong. France was accused of plotting to neutralize the country.
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Space stations launched by Soviet rocket
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launched two scientific space stations into orbit with a single rocket, Tass reported. Berlin US news agency linked to downing of a trainer plane over East Germany discussed by sources.
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Rain expected as weather bureau forecasts drifting showers
The weather bureau notes a rain area will drift eastward with most sections receiving up to one tenth to one half inch in the next 36 hours. Expect daytime highs near 64 to 68, overnight lows around 42 to 48, and winds from 8 to 18 mph.
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Ellender Doubts Morrison Will Run For Senate
Sen. Allen J. Ellender doubts defeated gubernatorial candidate deLesseps Morrison will run against him in 1966. Morrison hinted he might seek the Senate seat, but Ellender said he doubts Morrison will try. Morrison has faced statewide defeats and would need a new campaign effort, while Ellender has held the seat since 196?
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Retail boom in Ouachita Parish boosts local economy
A year of strong retail activity in Ouachita Parish shows residents spending heavily on autos and household equipment. Local data indicate about 83 percent of the dollar went to food, cars, and home goods, with total spending near 29.4 million and meat markets and groceries leading food expenditures. Gas stations added about 11 million, reflecting broader consumer confidence and a rebound in spending across categories.
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HISO
Ranger 6 clears early flight hurdles toward moon
Ranger 6 blasted from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Agena rocket on a 66 hour mission to reach the moon 231187 miles away. The craft aims to photograph more than 3000 lunar surface images and relay them in a 10 minute burst before splashdown. Tracking from Johannesburg and Woomera indicated normal flight as delays in receiving data sparked early concern.
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Cleveland Egg Toss Row Blows Up at Murray School
Police station and 10 priests struggled to hold back about 200 protesters at Murray 1 elementary as tensions rose over an integration protest. Eggs and a glass jar flew, two Negro men were taken into school, photographers were beaten, and a Catholic priest urged calm from the steps.
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