All Principals In Stock Theft Under Arrest
The FBI reports four principals arrested in the 1.3 million Bache and Co. stock theft. Investigators say about 270 thousand dollars recovered. hundreds of thousands remain missing from IBM Polaroid AT&T Standard Oil of New Jersey and E I Du Pont de Nemours securities. Pomerantz surrenders to authorities. others face bail decisions as case advances.
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New York
UPI
Mr. X
Bache and Co
H. G. Foster
FBI
IBM
Polaroid
At&t
Standard Oil
New Jersey
E.J. du Pont de Nemours
Alan Jack Pomerantz
U.S
Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Pomerantz
Hogan
Edward Schoenberger
Manhattan
Earle N Bishopp
Schoenberger
Bobby Edwards
Gordon A. Tallman
Robert J. Dodge
Tallman
Bache
Florida School Board Ordered To Accelerate Desegregation
The U S Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Pensacola Escambia County Public School Board to speed up desegregation and have U S District Judge G Harold Carswell assess whether segregated teacher and principal assignments harmed Negro students. The board plans to transfer 12 teachers to other Negroes after processing pupil assignments under state law.
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New Orleans
UPI
U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Public School Board
Pensacola
Fla
U. S. Dist
G. Harold Carswell
Tallahassee
Escambia County
Florida
Airways Strike Settled On Gov't Terms
Washington AP Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers settled their labor dispute on terms proposed by Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg. The agreement calls for binding arbitration of economic issues and keeps engineers’ job placement priority for a third jet crew position. A new strike threat from the Transport Workers Union loomed as Eastern Air Lines faced its own 575 threat over lost jet flight engineer rights.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Transport Workers Union
Pan American
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Labor Department
Kennedy Aid Funds Cut Proposed by Passman
Passman, chair of the House Foreign Aid Appropriations Committee, urged a $2 billion reduction in Kennedy era foreign aid. He said Congress should limit spending to about $2.5 billion, warning of clashes with the White House over the aid budget as lawmakers debate the fiscal year plan.
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Washington
UPI
House
Foreign Aid Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Appropriations Subcommittee
Otto F. Passman
Passman
United Press International
Congress
White House
Mobillion
East Carroll Rights Case Appeals Postpone Registration
Federal panel certified 26 Negroes to vote in East Carroll Parish in the Democratic primary after ruling against Louisiana officials efforts to block registration. The decision enjoined interference, dismissed the state action, and upheld the Civil Rights Act provision permitting federal judges to register voters. The ruling came from Judges Wisdom, Christensenberry, and Hunter.
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Shreveport
East Carroll Parish
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
John Minor Wisdom
Sth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Christenberry
New Orleans
Edwin Hunter
Lake Charles
Gremillion
Wisdom
Twin City Chit Chat: Hornets Nest Found at Monroe Home
The home of the William Simpsons at 618 Benton Avenue in Monroe hosts an unusual visitor. A large hornets nest is located under the eaves near the front door, measuring about six to eight inches in diameter and 16 inches long.
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William Simpsons
Benton Avenue
Monroe
Theriot urges women to become more active leaders
State comptroller Roy Theriot urged women to become more active in public life on Tuesday night. The comments were reported on the CHITCHAT page 5A, highlighting calls for greater participation and civic engagement.
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Roy Theriot
Violence Erupts Again In Albany
About 176 officers moved into the Negro section to disperse some 2,000 Negroes near Albany. State trooper Claude Hill of Tifton was struck by a rock, bruising his face and knocking out four. two lines of Negroes from a church to downtown were jailed for parading without a permit. Several hundred insisted there was no violence on their part, claiming officers never used night sticks.
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Claude Hill
Tifton
Swanson Defends LTI Punishment Aims at Readjustment
Swanson, superintendent of the Louisiana Training Institute, told the eighth annual convention of law enforcement officers working with juveniles that youths sent to the school are not there to be punished or removed from the community. He emphasized three aims: teach group living, promote learning by doing, and provide opportunities to relate to adult figures, with Mayor W. L. Howard and Police Chief James C. Kelly welcoming the group.
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AL. Swanson
Louisiana Training Institute
LTI
WL. Howard
James C. Kelly
Man shoots into news office in San Francisco
In San Francisco a bullet shattered a window at a news office as police arrested Ernest Suber who had been burglarizing locked cars.
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Man
San Francisco
Ernest
Suber
Kennedy vows dollar will not devalue
President Kennedy stated at a news conference that the United States will not devalue its dollar. He said savers pensioners and the insured can expect stability, while rumors of currency manipulation and gold hedges dominate European chatter and political debate.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
U. S
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Democratic Party
Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Living Costs Edge Upward in June
Washington reports a June uptick in living costs with the annual price level rising modestly. Fresh fruit prices climbed about nine percent mainly due to seasonal factors, while overall monthly changes stayed near one percent.
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Washington
Corruption Bared in Hoffa Report Surfaces in Senate Probe
The Senate investigations subcommittee accuses James Hoffa of corrupt ties with New York mobster Antonio Cavalla and alleges paid off deals. Corallo trial links and wiretap notes are cited. A hot day forecasts with partly cloudy skies and a possible thundershower, after Tuesday's 97 high and 79 low.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James Ek. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Antonio
Nueke Cavalla
Hoffa
Teamsters
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Corallo Corallo
New York Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keough
Elliott Kahaner
U.S
Brooklyn
Whitt
Judge Senate School Board Races Saturday
Voters in northeast Louisiana go to the polls Saturday to choose a State Board of Education member and indicate their choice for U S Senators. Four candidates seek the Democratic nomination for the State Board from the Second District. Polls open at 6 am and close at 4 pm.
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Louisiana
State Board of Education
U. S
Ouachita Parish
Board of Education
Parish School Board
Phil St. Amant
Russell B. Long
Senate
W. E. Whetstone
John F. Mulhearn
Monroe
Bobby C. Wilson
West Monroe
Nick) Hamilton
Oak Grove
George Snellings
Hillyer
Dooley
Soviets mob American cancer exhibit for books in Moscow
In Moscow officials of the American Cancer Society said scientists from the Soviet bloc plus Romania and others rushed the U S display on cancer. American books priced 7 to 25 dollars were bought in rubles as pamphlets and literature disappeared within hours. Congress doctors and Russians helped unpack monographs on breast cancer while taking much of the material.
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Moscow
Soviet Bloc
United States
American Cancer Society
Congress
Russia
Romania
Ter-Pogossian
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Society
Mildren
Pat) Allen
Priest Dies In Fire At St Edwards Rectory
A fire at St Edwards Catholic Church rectory in Tallulah killed Father Thomas Connors, 45, by asphyxiation after smoke and flames gutted the priest’s bedroom. The fire was reported at 1:45 am and restrained to the rectory, with the living room where the body was found showing signs of attempted escape. Fire crews resuscitated unsuccessfully. Connors’ body was taken to Young’s Funeral Home. Next of kin listed, including a sister in New York and a nun sister in Massachusetts.
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Tallulah
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Madison Parish
Father Thomas Connors
Father Connors
Ireland
St. Edwards Church
Jena
Rome
Paris
Iowa
Young
New York
Massachusetts
Louis Nettles
Former Governor Warns U S Drift Toward Centralized Power
Former Gov. Sam Jones of Lake Charles urged at a Southeastern tax meet in New Orleans that the United States is in a crucial evolution toward centralized government, warning that the nation is abandoning local autonomy and following weak governance paths as rhetoric from President Kennedy lags in the public mind.
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New Orleans
Sam Jones
Lake Charles
America
Greece
Republic of
Rome
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Arlington
Glenns
Houston
Tex
Glenn
David
Lyn
Florida School Board
Aoe
Joe Huckaby
Ferris
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Commerce Street
Huckaby
Trinity River Bottoms
Airways
East Carroll Rights Case Appeal
East Carroll
Twin City
Albany
Albany, Ga
Swanson
By Lyle
Wilson
New York City
Corallo
Bernard Stein
Senate School Board
Britain
Jones
News- Star—World
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News-Star—World
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