Suez Pact Sparks House Row and Cabinet Shakeup
Lord Reading urged government support for the Suez agreement as peers protested time to study the pact. Churchill faced Cabinet resignations while Greece moved to raise Cyprus at the UN. Labor splits risk a vote of confidence amid debates over Israel security guarantees. Eden affirmed Britain, the U.S. and France will guard regional peace.
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House
Lord Salisbury
Churchill
Greece
Cyprus
United Nations
Britain
Mediterranean
Suez
Labor Party
Canal Zone
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Laborites
Attlee
Israel
Anthony Eden
Commons
United States
France
Local nurse murdered in duplex shop owner found dead
Probate Court records show Mrs. Schonarth, a dress shop proprietor and state hospital nurse's aide, divorced her fourth husband on April 15, 1953. A bread knife with a six inch blade was plunged into her left chest after death. her ankles bound with shorts and a cloth tied around her neck. The suspect is unnamed in the available text.
Khrushchev Seeks Peace As He Praises Allied Friendship
Khrushchev toasts with British ambassador and China’s Chou Enlai at a Kremlin gathering. He declares no war is desired and highlights a path of coexistence with Churchill’s agreement, linking Soviet China cooperation as a model for friends.
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Anastase I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Chou
Soviet Union
China
Soviet Communist Party
Churchill
Great Britain
Lenin
Registration drive narrows race in Ouachita Morehouse parishes
Voters not on registration books before the close cannot vote in the second primary. Mrs. Lucky urged registration and offered to resolve unresolved issues quickly. The August second primary will decide district attorney for Ouachita and Morehouse, city marshal for wards, and two Ward school boards. Finke and Lassi ter lead the DA race. Hicks and Holcomb contest marshal. Buckley and Worley seek Ward 3 school board, with Ward 5 and 10 races also noted. Central Democratic committees to publish official tallies Saturday. The wets long and the length of fur long were noted as common standards in past elections.
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Lucky
Ouachita
Morehouse
George Finke
Albin P. Lassiter
J. Grayson Hicks
Pete Holcomb
Marshal
Hicks
Holcomb
School Board
C. F E. Buckley
W. G. Worley
A. D. Tisdale
Walter Bennett
Ed Hislop, Jr
Curtis Shell
Harold Cannon
James H. Trousdale, Jr
W. Barlow Snabnet
Central Democratic Committees
Wayne Deacon Named Ouachita Parish Cancer Drive Chair
Wayne Deacon of West Monroe accepts the chairmanship of the Ouachita Parish cancer drive. Fred Fudickar Jr general chairman says Deacon will coordinate fund raising and work with Monroe and Ouachita parish chairs. A special campaign organization meeting is set for Friday at the Rendezvous with all members urged to attend.
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Wayne Deacon
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Fred Fudickar, Jr
Deacon
Monroe and
Fudickar
Senate balks at 15 billion hike as Byrd opposes any increase
Brownell notes the House approved a 15 billion dollar farm aid rise last year but the Senate balked. Sen. Byrd and others continue to oppose any increase. Ferguson says a measure close to the President's flexible farm price support plan should pass in the session’s final days.
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Senate
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Ferguson
College night workshop play and music program set
Northeast State Fine Arts presents tonight at 8 at Bayou Desiard Country Club. The Speech Club performs The Happy Journey and a humorous skit, with choral and instrumental numbers by the music faculty. Tickets 1.25 dollars at the college. no club house sales.
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Northeast State
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Barbara Peters
Speech Club
Thornton Wilder
Playright
Our Town
Oklahoma
Eloya Fominaya
Joe Barry Mullins
Pavanne
Lionel Barrymore
Miss May Read
Harry Lemert
George Brian
Eloy Fominaya
Senator Smith Seeks Debate On Censure Move
Knowledgeable lawmakers discuss timing as Knowland considers asking the Senate to meet at 9 am to address Flanders censure motion and clear legislative work. McCarthy and Flanders were absent as Smith said he will discuss the resolution at length tomorrow. High altitude winds near 220 mph observed 50 miles up from meteor trail photographs.
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Flanders
Knowland
Senate
McCarthy
Smith
Tech Professor Robert O. Trout to Receive PhD
Robert O. Trout of Louisiana Tech will receive a PhD in sociology from LSU on Aug 6. He has taught geography and sociology at Tech since 1947 after earlier serving as Minden Grammar School principal and four years of Navy service in World War II. He holds bachelor’s from Tech and a master’s from LSU.
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Navy
Central Pacific
Minden
Union Parish
Professor Trout
O. J. Trout
Trout
Spencer
Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Kappa Delta
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana State University
Final provisions outline tax bill and reform goals
The article outlines new or larger depreciation deductions for new plants and equipment and overdue reforms to aid groups hit by special circumstances. Democrats argue the bill lacks universal relief and an income tax cut for low earners. Attempts to add such a cut failed by narrow margins in both chambers.
Definite Ideas About Cat Care
A Baltimore Central Police Station story reports a stray white kitten given a bed for the night. A hand lettered sign over the shelf reads that any critic should request a transfer, as the cat likes it there and those who dislike it should leave.
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Baltimore
Central
Kiwanis Honors Dr Thomson for Four Years of Attendance
Georgetown Ky Kiwanis Club prepared to award Dr A G Thomson a four year perfect attendance pin yesterday but he was absent. Friends said he was on vacation.
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Georgetown
Kiwanis Club
A. G. Thomson
Bombs Explode in Santiago Cuba City But No Casualties
Two small nuisance bombs exploded in Santiago Cuba on Wednesday night. Officials say the blasts caused minor damage with no casualties. The incident follows an abortive revolt in the city last year.
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Santiago
Cuba
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