Compromise Viewed As Key To Bills In Congress
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson urged swift action by Congress and possible compromises with the administration to avoid a legislative deadlock. He said the majority must lead and do what can be agreed on, even if not everything desired, during a radio television interview with Senator Leverett Saltonstall.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Democratic Party
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Massachusetts
Texas
Two Representatives Oppose Removal of Theo Cangelosi
East Baton Rouge lawmakers Rep W W Gaudin and Rep A T Sanders Jr denounce Governor Longs plan to remove Theo F Cangelosi as LSU board chair. They warn the move would politicize LSU and harm its status as a free, responsible university.
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Theo Cangelosi
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge
Louisiana
W. W. Gaudin
A. T. Sanders, Jr
LSU
Wey
Cangelosi
University
Board of Supervisors
Governor Long
State University
Lloyd Feels Out Berlin Deal Progress
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd discussed with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko the chances of a Berlin deal. Lloyd and Gromyko met over lunch lasting more than two hours as Western ministers prepared strategy talks and a Big Four secret session. Gromyko deflected, directing questions to Lloyd, while the U.S. and France stood firm against conceding Western Berlin terms.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Berlin
Lloyd
Gromyko
United States
France
Most Lawmakers Expected Here For Long Confab
Gov Earl K Long will be met by a good turnout of legislators here Wednesday but most area salons oppose a special session. Sen James Sparks Monroe says he will attend if possible but is against calling a special session stating there’s no need for one.
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Earl K. Long
James Sparks
Monroe
Sparks
Holiday Inn
Long
Hot Springs
Ark
J. M. Menefee
Menefee
Rep
T. T. Fields
Fields
Sen
B. R Patton
Farmerville
Man Killed and Burned in Salt Dome Oil Rig Fire
An oil rig accident near Grand Isle left one man dead and 11 badly burned after two explosions at 11:35 p.m. The Coast Guard rescued 11, recovered one drowned victim, and rushed survivors to New Orleans area hospitals. The Salt Dome Drilling Co rig is owned by Gulf Oil Corp, with Ted Merifield of Cutoff named as owner.
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New Orleans
Salt Dome
Grand Isle
Coast Guard
Pelican
BIG
Ochsner Foundation
Ted Merifield
Cutoff
Claude Gray
Houma
Gray
Bulliard
Builliard
Salt Dome Drilling Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Paul Frederick Jr
Sunset
Harvey FE. Jones
Gretna
I. H. McPherson
Houston
Joseph B. Soileau
Ville Platte
Abel Verdrine Jr
Abel Verdrine Sr
Purge Begins on Winn Parish Voter Rolls in Ward 6
In Winnfield Louisiana two men from Atlanta began checking Ward 6 voter rolls early today hoping to uncover illegally registered voters. Senator W M Rainach visited the courthouse during the purge but said he was on a gubernatorial campaign trip and not involved in the purge.
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Winnfield
UPI
Yi Earl Long
Toan
W. T. Stillers
L. W Ferguson
Atlanta
Winn Parish
W. M. Rainach
Joint Legislative Committee On
Rainach
West Monroe Mayor Lauds Louisiana Municipal Associationin Review
Mayor J Allan Norris of West Monroe writes the Presidents Page praising the Louisiana Municipal Association and its benefits for Louisiana citizens in the current Louisiana Municipal Review edition.
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J. Allan Norris
West Monroe
The
Louisiana Municipal Review
Senator Sparks Returns to Monroe Office After Europe Trip
Senator James Sparks of Monroe returns to his office after a European vacation. Sparks notes that coverage of Earl Long story drew attention in Paris newspapers.
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James Sparks
Monroe
Europe
Sparks
Earl Long
Paris
Hunting meeting for Ouachita wildlife unit set in Virginia Hotel
Canada hunting sportsmen may attend a regular Ouachita Wildlife Unit meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 pm A film on hunting in Canada will be shown and all sportsmen are invited at the Virginia Hotel.
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Canada
Ouachita Wildlife Unit
Virginia Hotel
Wasn t No Rat Negro Preacher Tells Of Spook
Willis Booth, a Tippah County preacher, described frightening events at his home as furniture shifted and mirrors shattered. Neighbors gathered to witness the unexplained disturbances starting with gravel rattling near him during a Sunday morning, concluding with supernatural activity. Continued on Page Two.
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Blue Mountain
Miss
Willis Booth
Tippah County
Booth
DeQuincy Prison Officer Transferred After Abuse Allegations
Louisiana officials praised DeQuincy State Correctional Institute for disciplining abuse by officers. Joseph J. Dore, linked to prior incidents at Angolan, was moved from Angolan back to Angola after refusing a transfer. Rep Horace Lynn Jones discussed the investigations and a civil service report with State Institutions Board.
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Angola
California
Anderson
Dore
Horace Lynn Jones
Calcasieu Parish
Civil Service
State Institutions Board
George T. Hamner Jr
Europeans Have Mixed Feelings On Nixon Tour
Western Europe reacted with varied judgments to Vice President Nixon and Soviet Premier Khrushchev trading sharp remarks in Moscow. Newspapers praised Nixon for composure while criticizing the spectacle as a sign that open exchanges threaten diplomacy.
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Nixon
London
Europe
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Liberal
News Chronicle
Belgium
le Peuple
Moscow
Holland
Khrushchev
London Daily Express
the Express
Wife shoots husband to death in Ohio home
Conneaut Ohio police say Earl C Hawkins 54, a Star Beacon business manager, was shot in the basement as he removed shoes after mowing the lawn. His wife Arleta 49 admitted the shooting and said she only meant to scare him. She is held in jail without charge. The couple, married 28 years, have a son 25 living in Pittsburgh.
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Conneaut
Ashtabula
Jefferson
C. Roller
Calvin Hutchins
Roller
Tom Fasula
Hawkins
Davis
Pittsburgh
Seven Die In Louisiana Weekend Mishaps
Seven persons died in Louisiana over the weekend in multiple accidents. A Lake Pontchartrain drowning involved 12 year old Robert Greer. A Longville wreck killed William J. Slaydon after a rainstorm crash on State Highway 12. Sugartown losses included Mrs. Alfred Dickens and her children Patsy Ruth and Matie Ford. A Cut Off girl, Janie Ann Worley, drowned at Grand Isle. Covington man James Barker died in a hit and run near Highways 22 and 190.
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William J. Slaydon
Longville
Bagley
Alfred Dickens
Patsy Ruth
Matie Ford
J. D. Ford
Sugartown
Grand Isle
Percy Crosby
Janie Ann Worley
Coast Guard
Carol Worley
James Barker
Covington
Five Burglaries Under Probe In Monroe
Monroe police investigate five burglaries reported Saturday night into Sunday morning. Only one theft totaled 240 dollars from Beard's Cafe on South Second and Orange Streets. Other losses include two tires at a Texaco on Forsythe Avenue and a 150 dollar battery charger at Forsythe Fire Service Station. Chief James C. Kelly Jr. notes possible links among the offenses.
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Monroe
James C. Kelly Jr
Beard’s
South Second
Orange Streets
Texaco
North 18Th
Forsythe Avenue
Forsythe Fise
Sam Lasuzza
Sta
Justice Of Peace Goes On Binge For Law Order
Justice of the Peace Earl B Dougherty drove Bucks County issuing 159 conviction on sight notices during Sunday blue-law enforcement. He encountered actress Peggy Cass at the Bristol Playhouse and asked about her employment before convicting her on view.
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Justice of Peace
Law
Bristol
Justice of the
Earl B. Dougherty
Pennsylvania
Daugherty
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Peggy Cass
Dougherty
Pennsyvania
Bristol Playhouse
Cass
Manhunt for Picnic Murderer Sweeps White Mountains
A widespread search is underway for Eli Gendron, 51, killed after sharing a picnic lunch in Crawford Notch New Hampshire. His wife Retta, 49, watched as Gendron was shot in the chest and a second bullet grazed his artificial left arm. The gunman forced Mrs. Gendron from the car and took a wallet with 175 to 200 dollars in vacation pay.
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Crawford Notch
N. H
White Mountains
Eli Gendron
North Woodstock
Retta
Gendron
Chuckle Caption From Midwest Church Sign
A churchyard sign near a Midwest church quips I you can’t take money with you but you can send it on ahead. The lighthearted message plays on faith and finances, inviting parishioners to consider generosity.
Humid Weather Forecast for Monroe Area
Yesterday’s humid weather kept the high at 85 degrees in Monroe. Rainfall measured 0.58 inches at Selman Field. Tonight’s low 73 with 72 to 76 expected. Tomorrow’s highs 88 to 92 with continued clouds and moisture.
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Monroe
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
City begins drainage aid as floods test plans
Mayor W L Jack Howard announced the city is moving quickly on a 2.389 million drainage program to fix critical areas after weekend floods. Engineers say total drainage overhaul could cost about 6 million and take two years to complete, with final plans due in nine days.
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W. L
Jack) Howard
Howard
Monroe
Ford
Bacon
Davis
French L. Smith
Utilities Commission
Nixon Sees Lenin Nuclear Icebreaker in Limited Tour
Vice President Nixon and Rickover viewed the Lenin in Leningrad with only brief access to reactor areas. Russians promised full power operation by October, while Nixon urged a closer inspection of the reactors and more transparency. The tour ended with calls to cooperate to break the ice and move talks to the conference table.
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Leningrad
Richard M. Nixon
Adm
Hyman Rickover
Nixon
Rickover
Soviet Union
Siberia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Morrison Says Long Running Benefits His Gubernatorial Bid
New Orleans Mayor deLesseps Morrison tells the Chattanooga Times he hopes Louisiana Governor Earl Long runs again for personal reasons, arguing a Long re election would aid Morrison’s own race while noting Long may seek to circumvent the Constitution. Morrison rejects pursuing court action if Long runs.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
New Orleans
deLesseps Morrison
Louisiana
Earl Long
Long
Morrison
Chattanooga Times
Winchester
Page
Want Ads Link Buyers and Sellers in Classified Form
Classified notice explains want ads connect buyers seeking used items with sellers. Highlights low seven day rates and cancellation privileges. Emphasizes the practical swap of goods through the newspaper classified section.
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Ferriday
Lawrence Gibbs
Winn
Twin City
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Spook
DeQuincy School
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