U S Soviet Move Signals U N Reform Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union appear ready for major negotiations on future makeup, organization and financing of U N military forces used to preserve peace. Disputed points include Security Council control versus General Assembly. Fedorenko called the plan constructive and important as Stevenson and Dean reviewed the long document.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Red China
Tokyo
Japan
Council
U.S
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Adlair Stevenson
Sir Patrick Dean
Stevenson
Dean
U Thant
Fedorenko
Explosions Hit McComb Freedom House Civil Rights Site
Three blasts rocked a McComb Mississippi civil rights house before dawn injuring two SNCC workers and leaving a bedroom wall damaged. Police and FBI opened a probe as three oil cans were found outside the frame structure in the Negro section.
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Mccomb
Miss
Freedom House
Mississippi
FBI
New Orleans
Ed Rudd
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Rudd
George Green
Greenwood
SNCC
Curtis Hays
Green
Hays
Senate Rules Group Denounces Baker For Gross Improprieties
Washington AP report says Senate Rules Committee charged Bobby Baker with numerous gross improprieties using his Senate secretary role to enrich himself. Minority Republicans faulted a cover up while noting evidence of wrongdoing. Baker resigned Oct 7 after invoking the Fifth Amendment. Johnson’s name linked to probe via Don Reynolds. Reynolds testified about advertising time and gifts Baker arranged for Johnson.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
White House
Walter Jenkins
Pickens
S.C
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Austin
Tex
Roseland Officials Resign Over McKeithen Clash
In Roseland Louisiana the mayor J W Bankston and aldermen Carl Townsend and Carl Hughest quit, accusing Governor McKeithen of creating an unworkable town by appointing two other aldermen. The resignations followed a salary cut and a move to name Watson as mayor pro tem after the board met without the elected officials.
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Roseland, la
Louisiana
John McKeithen
McKeithen
J. W. Bankston
Carl Townsend
Carl Hughest
Bankston
Townsend
Hughest
Watson
Travis
Crain
Local High Twelve Luncheon Set at Frances Hotel
The Local Louis Daniel High Twelve Club schedules a Friday noon luncheon at the Frances Hotel with A H Edmonds reporting a speaker to be announced and a report from the International Convention held late June. Membership details available through Edmonds or Dalton Yeager. Camp Twenty Monroe and West Monroe girls depart July 19 for Camp Mary Hill near Shreveport under Knights of Columbus sponsorship for a week of swimming and camping directed by Harry Black.
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Louis Daniel High Twelve
Frances Hotel
A. H. Edmonds
High Twelve
Edmonds
Stubbs Avenue
Vern Pleasant
Dalton Yeager
Monroe
West Monroe
Camp Mary Hill
Shreveport
Knights of Columbus
Harry Black
Extremes of California’s Continent: Whitney to Death Valley
The National Geographic Society notes the highest point in the continental United States at Mount Whitney and the lowest point in Death Valley, California, separated by about 85 miles, highlighting dramatic elevation contrast within a short distance.
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U.S
Mt. Whitney
Death Valley
Calif
National Geographic Society
Goldwater silent after Scranton critique on race
UPI dispatch notes Senator Barry Goldwater offered no comment when Governor Scranton accused him of stepping aside from the Republican presidential race to admit he cannot beat President Johnson “at this moment.”
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Johnson
Commerce secretary offers CRS aid to avert civil rights suits
Richmond Virginia AP report says Secretary Luther H Rodges of the Commerce Department states the new Community Relations Service will, if asked, attempt to prevent lawsuits arising from the new civil rights law.
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Richmond, Va
Luther H. Rodges
Goldwater Backers Predict Early GOP Support in Pa
In Pittsburgh two groups backing Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination stated that at least 15 members of Pennsylvania’s delegation to the GOP convention will vote for Goldwater on the first ballot.
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Pittsburgh
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Pennyslvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Lodge
Pennsylvania
America
United States
Lodge Warns GOP on Foreign Policy Stance
SAN FRANCISCO AP Henry Cabot Lodge urged the Republican platform committee that the party candidate must avoid a trigger-happy foreign policy and not divide the nation. He implied support for William Scranton as a nominee and stressed prudent, constructive diplomacy while criticizing domestic issues like urban blight traffic and unemployment.
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San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Republican Platform Committee
America
Lodge
Hatpins Sell Fast in New York for Defense
In New York many women carry hatpins as protection with clerks noting brisk sales of two to five inch pins. A saleswoman says about 100 pins a week are sold, used mainly for corsages and self defense in crowded subways. A corny Queens incident involved Arlene Del Favo, a 27 year old secretary, who used a three inch switchblade. she faces an anti weapons charge and was paroled for a later hearing.
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Nation
Arlene del Favo
Corona
Queens
Miss del Favo
Priority Given Freedom Bid
British Commonwealth prime ministers opened a Marlborough House conference and agreed to prioritize freedom for Southern Rhodesia’s African majority and independence for other colonial territories. The six African heads of state attended as Sir Alec Douglas-Home welcomed delegates. John Groves noted Rhodesia talks start tomorrow.
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London
British Commonwealth
Southern Rhodesia
Marlborough House
Alec Douglas-Home
John Groves
Alec
Rhodesia
Goldwater platform not a major worry says aide
Campaign director Denison Kitchel said Goldwater isn’t worried about GOP platform planks aimed at embarrassing him. He will address the resolutions committee in San Francisco, as Gov. Scranton calls for condemning extremist groups and upholding Civil Rights Act constitutionality.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Denison Kitche
GOP
Goldwater
Resolutions Committee
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
John Birch Society
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
The
Birch Society
Kitchel
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooling Later Week
The report notes today and Thursday may reach 95 to 100 degrees with lows 70 to 75, clear to partly cloudy, possible thunderstorms, and light 5 to 15 mph winds. The five day outlook predicts a later week cooling trend with highs near 90 and morning lows around 70, with less than a quarter inch of rain mainly late week.
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Mercury
Montgomery Attacks Johnson as Louisiana Senate Debates Welfare Bill
Louisiana Senator Harold Montgomery blasted President Lyndon B. Johnson on the Senate floor calling him unworthy and likening him to a skunk while the chamber debated a bill to fund transportation costs for welfare recipients leaving the state. The vote and scenes followed, with House adjournment planned amid partisan tension over civil rights.
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Baton Rouge
Harold Montgomery
Capitol
Lyndon B. Johnson
Louisiana
Montgomery
Johnson
Solon
Rophone
Myrick
Department of Welfare
House
Senate
John J. MecKeithen
State Highway Board
John McKeithen
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Michael ‘O'Keefe
New Orleans
O'Keefe
Uncut Diamonds Stolen At Shannon Airport
A shipment worth 288 400 dollars of uncut diamonds was reported stolen from Shannon International Airport over the weekend. The loss remained undiscovered for 48 hours, suggesting a smooth heist with minimal disruption to security.
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Shannon
Ireland
Undercover cops bust Chicago policy wheel racket
Chicago police officials say undercover agents posing as gangsters ran a policy wheel operation for months to identify higher ups in the crime network. The scheme, financed with contingency funds at a cost of 10000 dollars, exposed a 40 percent top cut and drew in 35 runners with six staffers at its peak.
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Chicago
W. Wilson
Charles Siragusa
Illinois Crime Commission
Crime Syndicate
New York
Wilson
Nomination Cinch Barring Dramatic Turn
Republican National Chairman William E Miller, a six term New York congressman and Roman Catholic, is Senator Barry Goldwaters choice for vice president. Goldwater aides say Miller is virtually certain if Goldwater wins. Miller will not seek a seventh House term.
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San Francisco
UPI
Republican
William E. Miller
New York State
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Miller
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Scranton
Buffalo-Niagara Falls
Jury Donates 1000 for Weather Modification Plan
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury voted to donate 1000 to Northeast Louisiana Water Resources Corp for a weather modification program. The total project cost is 50000, to be paid by property owners and other stakeholders in north Louisiana. The body also approved road specifications for new subdivisions and set 42000 in state aid for Strozier Road black topping. Officials discussed parish highway department personnel and pay schedules.
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Ouachita Parish
Northeast Louisiana Water Resources Corp
Robert Downing
Ward 10
Louisiana
Water Resources Corporation
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Chuckle: a wife’s retirement math defines marriage terms
A lighthearted quip defines retirement as a wife’s view of marriage: a husband twice as much man on half the income, humorously capturing the frugal balance of shared life.
Jalousie windows and glass panels for sale
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Rock McComb
Senate Rules Group
Rules Committee
Roseland City Fathers
M’keithen
Mce-Keithen
Waston
Twin City
Bulletins
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lema
Saigon
U. S
Cress M. LeJeune
Port Allen
Baton-Rouge - Port Allen Ferry
Will
Scranton
Sam Hanna
Edwin Edwards
Crowley
Sen. B. B
Rayburn
Bogalusa
Sen
Spencer Myrick
Oak Grove
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