Candidates Seek Legislative Seats in Louisiana Races
The article lists incumbents and challengers across districts including Ellender Faulk Bouye, Le Blanc Willis Overton Brooks Thomp son Eunice Tarleton, Long and others. It notes forms of endorsements and delays due to legislative sessions and ends with mentions of a Supreme Court justice, a Court of Appeals judge, and a Public Service Commissioner slated for nomination.
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Supreme Court
Sixth
Court of Appeals
First Circuit
Public Service
Third District
Hair expert to advise on home treatment for baldness
Trichologist W. J. Leesch explains blocked follicles as a common cause of hair loss. His organization will send a hair expert to advise men on home treatment to see baldness improvement.
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W. J. Leesch
Save-Your-Hair Day Set For Tomorrow
Tomorrow July 27 Mon roe hosts Save-Your-Hair Day sponsored by Loesch Hair Experts the nation’s largest. Trichologist C M Holden will inspect hair concerns 2 p m to 9 p m at Hotel Frances with free examinations. Loesch promises home treatment guidance and a 60 day results guarantee with privacy.
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Monroe
Loesch Hair Experts
C. M. Holden
Hotel Frances
Loesch
Houston
St. Paul
U S Carriers Ordered to Scene of Airliner Attack
Two US carrier based planes were attacked while assisting rescue near the Cathay Pacific disaster. Both Chinese planes were shot down with no US casualties. Officials vow protest and demand compensation for three Americans killed including Leonard Parish of Iowa Park Texas and his two sons. Valerie Parish survived with the daughter.
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United States
High Seas
Hainan
Leonard Lee Parish
Iowa Park
Tex
Lawrence
Philip
Valerie
Rhee Defense Planning Factor Not to Disrupt Aid Program
Officials say Rhee’s factor in defense planning won’t derail a three year military aid program to Korea Japan Formosa and the Philippines. Pentagon states no budget change this fiscal year and a sudden cut could unsettle Southeast Asia allies. Washington reviews cutback in military strength following Wilson’s recent news conference remarks.
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Korea
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Pentagon
United States
Southeast Asia Alliance
Wilson
Red China Warns of Taiwan Defense, Remnant Chiang Pact Fear
Peiping accused the United States of aiming to sign a bilateral mutual security pact with Chiang Kai-shek and vowed vigilance by Chinese frontier defense units. A Red commander denounced U S military personnel aiding Chiang on Choushan Island and alleged provocations along the coast.
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United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Taiwan
Formosa
Peiping
Choushan Island
Eisenhower Speech Questioned at McNary Dam Dedication
Reporters asked if President Eisenhower would address private or public power at the September 23 dedication of McNary Dam on the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest. Murray Snyder, assistant press secretary, quipped “Eisenpower.”
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Eisenhower
McNary Dain
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
White House
Eisenpower
Murray Snyder
Texas runoff looms after split vote in primary
In Texas a runoff is forced between Arlen B. Davis and J. J. Holmes as no candidate clears a majority. With 1,273,100 votes tabulated, Shivers leads among Democrats with 627,736, Yarborough 610,578, and Holmes 19,115. About 60,000 to 80,000 votes remain uncounted.
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Arlen B
Cyclone) Davis
J. J. Holmes
Texas Election Bureau
Shivers
Yarborough
Holmes
Davis
Texas
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
South Texas
George B. Parr
Johnson
Rayburn
Dudley Dougherty
A.G. McRae
Wingate Lucas
Fort Worth
Weatherford
Jim Wright
Wright
Lucas
Gag Rule Backed as Congress Stays Firm on Filibuster Stand
At the White House conference the GOP leaders and President Eisenhower voiced unity behind Knowland's hard line on the gag rule. There is no surrender to filibusters, even if Congress must delay adjournment beyond July 31. Signs pointed to possible erosion of the filibuster as Democrats backed Knowland's push to halt debate.
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Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Astor Wins Divorce From His Second Wife
John Jacob Astor has secured an uncontested Mexican divorce from his second wife in Juarez across the Rio Grande. Grounds cited as incompatibility of character. Their daughter Mary Jacqueline will stay with her mother Gertrude Gretsch. Astor pledges support.
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EL Paso
Tex
John Jacob Astor
Manhattan
Juarez
Rio Grande
Mary Jacqueline
Gertrude Gretsch
Cobb Named Area Chief by Boy Scouts in Area 5 D
Glenn Wayne Cobb, outgoing lodge chief, was named Area 5 D vice chief at the Boy Scouts Pilgrimage. Jack E. Pankey announced the change. Juan Watkins of Delhi succeeded Cobb as lodge chief. Other officers elected include Ronnie Dubois, Elmo Gentry, and John Mitchell Dunn. Sixty seven new members joined the Order of the Arrow as 89 campers returned to Camp Ki Ro Li for ceremonies.
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Glenn Wayne Cobb
Boy Scouts of America
Jack E. Pankey
Ouachita Valley
Order of the Arrow
Cobb
Arkansas
Louisiana
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
U S officials skeptical France bought peace in Indochina
Washington notes from Dulles suggest Mendes France did not strike secret deals with the Communists to kill the EDC or recognize Red China. French officials deny recognition talks with Chou En Lai and say Paris will watch China’s actions in Indochina. U S policy backs Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government.
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Washington
U.S
Pierre Mendes
Mendes-France
Chou En-lai
Geneva
Indochina
France
United Nations
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Fire blast at fuel station shocks residential area
Three persons under control cannot explain what started the explosion. Flames forced police and firemen to evacuate nearby houses as five storage tanks, each holding 15 000 gallons, were involved. The blast knocked residents from bed in a neighborhood plant located amid homes.
This Fellow Not Worried About His Security Check
In Washington July 26 UP Backstairs at the White House reports fresh security checks for White House staff amid new federal rules. A veteran employee questioned over a preparatory school he attended 30 years ago sees no fear of disclosure as the school no longer exists. President Eisenhower notes envy as Ambassador Shelton Mills departs for Ecuador. The piece also lightly highlights White House secretary intrigue and Marine Corps range pistol practice while noting buzzer signals for the President’s movement.
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Ellender
Ellis
Washington
St. Tammany Parishes
New Orleans
Faulk
Senate
Hale Boyes
House of Representatives
Maurice B. Gatlin
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Abbeville
Edwin E. Willis
Willis
LeBlanc
Overton Brooks
Shreveport
H. J. Thomp
Merriman Smith
White House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Eisenhower
Shelton T. Mills
U. S
Ecuador
Mills
Marine Corps
Quantico
Bulldozer Operator Struck and Killed Near Taylorsville
In Taylorsville Mississippi a bulldozer operator J B Yeager 41 was run over and killed on a highway by a passing motorist who found the body in the center of one lane Sheriff A E Bounds said Yeager had been drinking with three companions since Saturday night and into Sunday hours Bounds began rounding up the three companions.
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Taylorsville
Miss
A. E. Bounds
Bounds
J. B. Yeager
Yeager
Red Rebels Hold Despite Desertions Near Hanoi
North Viet Nam plans to begin Wednesday as Vietminh infiltrators cause desertions near Dongzho n and Daithan. French officers note insurgents inside units. Hanoi battlefield sounds and shells echo through night with limited damage reported near the press camp.
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Dongzhon
Hanoi
Daithan
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