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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1959

Page

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King Plans Expanded Scholarships in Special Session

Sen Ralph King of Hot Springs reveals a new 829300 general fund bill to boost scholarships for lawmakers and top officials. House members would get 4800, senators 7300, governor 30000, lieutenant governor 22000, and speaker 12000, with a 300 cap per student. Long schedules a special session August 10. Broad power injunction clause in civil rights bill knocked out by bipartisan House Judiciary panel.

Earl K. Long Ralph E. King Hot Springs King House Long Washington House Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler Dn.y Eisenhower Celler Southland White House Capitol Everett M. Dirksen Linois Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Justice Department

Nixon Warmly Greeted In Siberian City

Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Novosibirsk with a large, cheering crowd as he began a goodwill tour of the Soviet Union. He toured a turbo-generator plant and planned a Swan Lake performance, while discussions suggested Khrushchev might visit the United States.

Nixon Siberian Novosibirsk Soviet Union Aps Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev United States Khrushchev Stalin Square Academy of Sciences Siberian-Ural Leningrad Sverdlovsk Moscow Que

Passman Warns Aid to Enemies Faces U S Backlash

Rep Otto E Passman told the House during debate on a foreign aid bill that nations receiving U S military and economic assistance could turn against the United States in war He cited Yugoslavia Poland and Indonesia as examples while opposing President Eisenhowers requested funds with critics arguing for larger military aid to Allies The exchange highlighted strong partisan contention over aid levels and strategic implications

Washington Otto E. Passman D-La House U.S Passman Eisenhower Silvio Conte R-Mass Conte United States Yugoslavia Poland Indonesia

City to Pursue DeSiard Street Widening Project

City officials moved ahead with DeSiard Street widening after a protest meeting drew no opposition. The council voted to advertise bids for a concrete surface widening to 40 feet from the Illinois Central tracks to Elysian Fields and DeSiard to 26th Street, financed at 2.50 per front foot.

DeSiard Street DeSiard Illinois Central Railroad Elysian Fields 26Th St. Street W. D. H. Rodriguez Forsythe Avenue Nath Downey Lane Auburn Avenue Red River Roland Construction Co E. H. Reeder Pohlman- Wilbank Westminister H. W. McSherry W. L Jack) Howard Jeffcon, Inc

Muggy Weather Persists Across Monroe Area

The thundershowers bypassed the Monroe West Monroe area yesterday but clouds and muggy air dominated the outlook for this afternoon and tonight. Yesterday's high at Selman Field reached 91 degrees with a 73 degree low. Tonight's lows are expected 70 to 74, with tomorrow's highs 90 to 94.

Monroe Federal Aviation Selman Field

Sign on overgrown lawn mocks neighbor in San Pedro

A handwritten sign placed on an overgrown front lawn in San Pedro, California, mocks a neighbor who minds his own business. The note reads I will clear the weeds when I'm good and ready signed Kelly.

San Pedro Calif Kelly

Seven Prisoners Escape Newport City Jail in Kentucky

Seven inmates escaped Newport City Jail early today. At least two were considered dangerous and both were under 20 year sentences. Five fugitives faced federal charges including bank robbery and Mann Act violations. two were local prisoners. Names include Demphus Lewis Howard D Glenn Joseph Dinardo Elbert Wellman Lawrence Adams Carl H Webb and Harry Lee King.

Newport, Ky Newport City Demphus Lewis Howard D. Glenn Joseph Dinardo Elbert Wellman Lawrence Adams Carl H. Webb Harry Lee King Lewis Camden Ohio Glenn Birmingham Ala Farmers State Bank Glencoe Dinardo Wellman Adams

Twin City CHIT-CHAT and Local Hotel Meeting

Danny Bingham returns home after weeks in hospital on Rochelle Avenue. A meeting at the Frances Hotel formed a local chapter of the Louisiana Restaurant Association with Bob Pappas and Ed Hemphill attending. Hemphill serves on the board. West Monroe Police Chief Jeff W. Caldwell improves after acute food poisoning at St. Francis Hospital.

Danny Bingham News - Star Rochelle Avenue Louisiana Restaurant Association Frances Hotel Bobby Pappas Ed Hemphill Hemphill West Monroe Jeff W. Caldwell St. Francis Hospital Caldwell Hos

Faubus Seeks Compromise on Desegregation Plan

Arkansas Governor Faubus urged Little Rock School Board to keep segregation in two high schools while allowing integration in two others. He proposed using Horace Mann and Hall High School for mixed attendance, with Negro students split between them, and Central High remaining segregated.

Little Rock Ark Orvalls Faubus Central High School Hall Tech High School Horace Mann Hall High School Pulaski Heights

No Vacancy at Earl Grant Hotel as Sheriff Jests About Jail

Sheriff Bailey Grant quipped that Earl K Long need not fear jail in the city tomorrow as jails are crowded. Long, en route from Hot Springs to meet legislators, joked he hopes to visit without being jailed. The governor has a history with mental institutions and a cautious tone to the visit.

Earl K. Long Bailey Grant Long Hot Springs Grant

Missile Chief Sees No Alarm Over Atlas Failures

Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever told the House Space Committee there is no cause for alarm after five Atlas missile failures in five months He expects the intercontinental weapon to be combat ready by about Sept 1 and noted a successful advanced model flight over 5500 miles He cited a severe fuel problem and said fixes are in place but withheld details in public session

ATLAS Bernard A. Schriever Air Research and Development Command Overton Brooks D-La Washington Air Force House Schriever House Space Committee

Man Killed In Narcotic Robbery in Arlington

Police caught four inclosed suspects leaving a pharmacy with stolen narcotics in Arlington near Fort Worth. One man, Wesley Bentley, 35, was killed by a shotgun blast as a long pursuit ended with a crash into a tree at a Fort Worth park. Survivors include Lila Jo Bentley, 33, Myrtle C Smith, 27, and Carl M Bentley, 29.

Arlington Tex Wesley Bentley Dallas Fort Worth Bentley Lila Jo Myrtle C. Smith Carl M. Bentley Carl Wesley Mrs. Bentley

Living costs unchanged for those living as they used to

A humorous note claims living costs today are not higher than in the past for people who continue to live the old way.

Baton Rouge Dice Game Raided. Six Arrested

State troopers raided a dice game behind Paul’s Lounge in West Baton Rouge Parish. Six people were arrested and about $1,800 in cash and checks seized. Authorities also confiscated dice, tables, and related paraphernalia and pledged license action against venues selling liquor.

Ulanef Pammohnye West Baton Rouge Alexander F. Guidry Max H. Russet Roy Baton Rouge Ed Lee J. Thompson Leonidar E. Price Frank M. Gutter Ovia Scott Port Allen Paul State Board of Tax Appeals Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Jumbo Blocked By Landslide In Clapier Pass

Prof J M Hoyte of Cambridge attempts to prove Hannibal used Clapier Pass with a two ton elephant Jumbo but a rock slide blocks the mule road forcing a retreat toward the valley as elephants and men pause their Alpine quest.

LE Planey France UPI Hannibal Alps Rome J. M. Hoyte Cambridge University Hoyte Jumbo Clapier Pass

Infant Falls 100 Feet To Death

In St Louis a two year old girl Linda Nelson fell 100 feet from an unscreened 10th floor window and died. Her brother Bernard earlier died after opening a locked window and falling from the same building. They were children of widow Mamie Nelson and have two other siblings.

ST. Louis Linda Nelson Bernard Mamie Nelson

Obituary of Mrs Daisy Grisham 86

Mrs Daisy Emerson Grisham widow of O M Grisham died at St Francis Hospital at 1 a m. She was 86 and buried in Winnfield. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren with twelve great grandchildren. Funeral under Mulhearn Monroe. She had lived in Monroe and Ripley Tennessee and Winnfield and served in DAR and First Baptist Church.

Daisy Emerson Grisham O. M. Grisham St. Francis Hospital Mulhearn Funeral Home Monroe Winnfield Grisham Riverside First Baptist Church The Daughters of the American Revolution Colonial Dames DAR Washington Monroe Garden Club

Youths Buried Alive In Cave Near Silver City

Two youths died when a cave collapse buried them while hunting Indian relics near Bayard New Mexico. Johnny Chavez 16 and Matias Anostrosa 22 died after the late Sunday accident. A companion Manuel Quinta 15 escaped by digging out and walking three miles for help.

Silver City N.M Johnny Chavez Matias Anostrosa Bayard Manuel Quinta

Russian Version of Nixon Khrushchev Debate Draws Criticism

European papers charged Pravda edited the Nixon Khrushchev exchange to misrepresent him. Dagens Nyheter called the Pravda version a complete falsification while others noted Khrushchev broke his pledge for a full account. Nixon was shown as defensive and evasive in the edited Russian portrayal.

London UPI Richard M. Nixon Nikita Khrushchev Nixon Stockholm Dagens Nyheter Pravda Khrushchev Russia London Daily Telegraph

Hawaii Votes Put Republicans In Underdog Role

Voters on Hawaii’s 300 mile chain elect two U S senators one representative a governor and a 76 member state Legislature as polls close at 1030 p m EST. Democrats bid for a solid win with Daniel Inouye facing Charles Silva for the Jane House seat and Burns challenging Quinn for governor.

Hawaii Hilo Honolulu U.S Congress John A. Burns William F. Quinn Burns

Sold 1st day blond baby bed with mattress and teething sides

Nice blond baby bed with mattress advertised for sale. Includes teething sides and cancellation-friendly seven day rental option. Contact FA at 3-4850 for rates and details.

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