Rumor of Rachman Death Debunked by Mandy Rice Davies
London AP report says Mandy Rice Davies dismisses claims a Pro fumo scandal figure faked death and remains alive. Peter Rachman reportedly died last fall. Labor MP Jen Parkin raises body-switch rumors but Mandy insists Rachman is dead and recalls his final hours. She mentions Lord Denning as kind.
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London
Mandy Rice Davies
Peter Rachman
Mandy
Christine Keeler
Jen Parkin
Rachman
West End
Fleet Street
Row
Mandy Id
Paris
Bermuda
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Christine
L H Carter Dies Following Long Illness
Lora Hickson Carter of 1300 For sythe Avenue Monroe real estate man and insurance agent died at 10:30 a.m. today in St Francis Hospital after a long illness at age 60. Funeral arrangements pending Mulhearn Funeral Home. Survived by widow Myrtle Carter two sons W Dean Carter and Jerry T Carter of Monroe two brothers W P Carter and Carroll Carter Gibsland three sisters Lucille Merritt Edna Plaster and Lula Cadwell three grandchildren.
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Forsythe Avenue
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Carter
Gibsland
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe-West Monroe
Greek King and Queen Arrive Under Tight Security
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika begin a four day state visit to Britain amid demonstrations by Communists and anarchists. Police blocked protests outside Buckingham Palace as demonstrators pledged to follow the royal party at every public appearance.
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London
Paul
Frederika
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Elizabeth II
Britain
Kenneth Brown
Betty Ambatielos
Militant Committee of 100
Greece
Gatwick
Scotland Yard
Kennedy proposes arbitration to end rail labor dispute
President Kennedy urged railroads and on train employees to submit work rule disputes to binding arbitration by Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg. The five operating unions agreed to consider the plan as a potential way to avert a strike set for Thursday at 12 01 a m. The labor side remained cautious, with union spokesman Roy E Davidson noting unions oppose arbitration in lieu of negotiated agreement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Roy E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotivengineers
Broker, In-Law Dead Following Family Shooting
In South Orange New Jersey a retired Wall Street broker Orville G. Drake and his son-in-law Philip Guilfoil were found dead after a family dispute. Drake, 75, was shot in the heart, Guilfoil, 46, died of a chest wound. Mrs. Drake, 60, had warned police about Guilfoil, who reportedly acted after being despondent over money. The killings occurred in Drake’s 14 room mansion during a beer gathering when Guilfoil returned with a pistol. Drakes seized the moment as he moved toward the gun.
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South Orange
New York
Orville G. Drake
Wall Street
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Philip Guilfoil
Rumson
N.J
Drake
Guilfoil
Patricia
Shoppers Paradise Want Ads Highlight Bargains
Readers are invited to shop the News-Star-World Want Ads for low prices and savings. An example listing shows a 1949 Harley Davidson Model 45 for 175 dollars and a two piece living room suite with cover for 25 dollars, with contact numbers and want ad details included.
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News-Star-——-World
Joneses welcome 10 lb 3 oz son Guy Christopher
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Guy B Jones of 2007 Frances Place Monroe announce the birth of their son Guy Christopher born Saturday. The baby weighed 10 pounds three ounces and the proud parents playfully note he is "half grown already."
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Guy B. Jones
Frances Place
Monroe
Guy Christopher
Chuckle Morning Time Riddle About Generations
A playful line notes the daily shift as the rising generating retires and the retiring generation rises, framing a whimsical view of morning changeover.
Musial Extends All Star Streak to 24 Games
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals adds a 24th consecutive All Star appearance to his record, with the 1963 game scheduled in Cleveland today, as noted in the Little Red Book of Baseball.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
All Star Game Sees Mays Spark NL 5-3 Victory
Willie Mays of San Francisco doubled in two runs, scored twice, and stole two bases in the National League 5-3 win over the American League in baseballs 34th All Star game. Federal food management pacts signed with all states and territories for enemy attack readiness.
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Cleveland
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Washington
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Tallulah Man Dies in Auto Wreck on Trip
A Tallulah farmer and father of three was killed when his car rear ended a wrecker on U S 190 in West Baton Rouge parish near the state scales. Fred Morgan, 38, left Tallulah about 1 p.m. on a business trip and died just before midnight. Wife Lela Morgan and three children survive, along with four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services at Moss Funeral Home in Abbeville Wednesday.
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Baton Rouge
Here
Fred Morgan
Route Three
Tallulah
U. S. Hwy. 190
West Baton Rouge Parish
Morgan
Seymore Carpenter
Carpenter
Moss Funeral Home
Abbeville
Horton
Waverly Baptist Church
Lela Morgan
Randy
Kathryn
Chinese Avarice in Moscow Reconciliation Talks Stalled
Moscow AP report says Soviet and Chinese delegations recessed talks without explanation as Chinese were absent from the session after a new Soviet rebuke. Western observers noted Moscow hosts prepared while Peking reaction awaited. Spaak predicts improved Soviet relations with the West.
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Soviet Union
Red China
China
Paul-Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
West
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Lenin Hills
Peking
Kiev
Spaak
Thundershowers In The Making In Louisiana Weather
Wet portions of Northeast Louisiana were drenched by rain on Monday while other areas faced gusty winds and hail. The forecast predicts more scattered thunder showers with gusty winds. Monroe and Jonesboro reported winds of 35 and 40 mph, Bastrop hail, and Jonesville 2.35 inches of rain. Monroe rainfall was 0.26 inch. high 92, low 72. Highs later range 90-96 with lows 70-74.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Jonesboro
Bastrop
Jonesville
Tension Mounts Over Ex-Minister Tam’s Death in Saigon
In Saigon tension rose after Nguyen Tuong Tam, former foreign minister and noted writer, died by his own hand in protest of President Ngo Dinh Diem’s policies. The death underscores growing opposition within South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Tuong Tam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S. Protest Over Viet Nam Newsmen Detained by Secret Police
U S representatives today protested alleged rough handling of American newsmen by South Vietnamese secret police. Ambassador Frederick E Nolt ing Jr. stated the complaint citing the incident and seeking assurances.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Drag Racers and Pickets Clash in Bronx Diner
Footloose white youths described as drag racing fans attacked cars and jeered at passing Negroes near a Bronx White Castle being picketed by civil rights demonstrators. Police, barricades, and Tactical Patrol Force kept order as about 1,000 spectators taunted the scene while pickets sang We Will Overcome and white patrons sang Dixie.
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New York
Bronx
White Castle
Congress of Racial Equality
Dixie
Ouachita Valley Museum Set to Open July 14
The Ouachita Valley Historical Society plans the opening day of the Ouachita Valley Museum in the old post office at 129 St John Street. The public is invited free on Sunday July 14. Circle K agriculture students from Northeast offered to help move 500 historical relics from the college.
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Ouachita Valley Historical Society
Ouachita Valley Museum
St. John Street
Circle K Agriculture Group
Northeast
Jena Youth in Critical Condition After Baseball Incident
Fourteen year old Eddie Justiss of Jena was reported in very critical condition with a head injury from a wild throw during a baseball game. He was struck while in the dugout and rushed to a hospital in Alexandria, where he underwent surgery at Baptist Hospital after difficulty speaking.
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Alexandria
UPI
Eddie Justiss
Jena
J. F. Justiss
Baptist Hospital
Photo Contest In Second Week At News Star World
The News-Star World Photo Contest enters its second week as amateurs submit entries. Weekly awards run through Aug 18 with 5 for first, 3 and 2 for second and third in four categories. National prizes include eight 1000 grand winners and an Awards Weekend in Washington.
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News-Star
Morning World
Washington
D. C
News-Star —World
Monroe
Officials seek dual ok on Ouachita school study
State officials told West Monroe Chamber of Commerce they will back a survey of the dual school systems only if requested by both parish and city boards. Eu gene Smith reported he met with Supt. Shelby M. Jackson and chairman William J. Dodd in Baton Rouge. The Ouachita Parish and West Monroe boards must initiate the request, with the parish already torn by internal disputes. Ouachita is among three Louisiana parishes with dual systems.
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West Monroe
State Board of Education
Ouachita Parish
Department of Education
Smith
Walt’s
J. H. Scogin
Ouachita
Louisiana
Convict From Monroe Caught After Long Night Escape
Henry Steve Williams twenty from Monroe, a twice-escaped inmate, was captured near Angola after an all night search. Wilfert Rocks seventeen of Bunkie, also linked to the escape, was detained a few hours later. Associate Warden Middlebrook said Williams wandered circles near the prison, was unarmed, and offered no resistance. Williams serves three years for kidnapping plus added time for a prior escape. Rocks has six years for burglary.
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UPI
Henry Steve Williams
Monroe
Williams
Wilfert Rocks
Bunkie
Rocks
J. D. Middlebrook
Middlebrook
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