Signs Point To Reckless Red Action
William L. Ryan warns that Beijing, furious with Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence, may recklessly threaten Asia with renewed Korea hostilities. He cites Chinese aggression in Korea and Indochina, North Korean backing, and Nehru’s alert to possible warlike pressure as Beijing moves to push West out of Vietnam and Laos.
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Asia
Korea
U.S
South Korea
Southeast Asia
Peking
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Nehru
India
Moscow
LSU Researchers Identify Likely Protozoal Agent of Anaplasmosis
New Orleans RP reporting from the American Veterinary Medical Association convention says LSU veterinary scientist Dr. Robert H. Cane announced progress in pinpointing the organism behind cattle disease anaplasmosis. Working with Drs. Rogers and Dimopoullos, Cane said evidence supports a protozoal cause, potentially guiding drug choices and noting the parasite attacks red blood cells with a three week life cycle. The disease costs cattle producers about 50 million dollars yearly. LSU’s six-investigator team leads the national study.
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New York
Louisiana State University
Robert H. Cane
LSU
American Veterinary Medical Association
Thomas Rogers
George Dimopoullos
Cane
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Goldwater questions ban pact as public mood sways
Washington debate over the Moscow nuclear test ban treaty centers on public opinion and military risks. Senator Barry Goldwater, Open to the accord but wary of underground tests, says mail shows opposition but voters may not reflect overall views. Senate leaders plan ratification, with a White House signing ceremony in Moscow looming.
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Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Moscow
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Phoenix
Ariz
Dean Rusk
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Kennedy
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Saint Matthews principal wins Louisiana Farm Bureau Freedom Award
The Rev. Warren Larroque, teacher at St Matthews Catholic High School, received a plaque as winner of the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation Freedom Award. He was attending St Louis University when the award was announced earlier this summer. Presentation was made by Mrs Rankin Earle, Ouachita Parish Farm Bureau Women chair, accepting for Larroque.
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St Matthews’ Catholic High School
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation
St. Louis University
Rankin Earle
Ouachita Parisi Farm Bureau
Fa. Larro
Insurance Suit Aims Over $5,000 Policy Proceeds
National Travelers Life Co seeks a federal ruling on who should receive a $5,000 life policy for George A. Davis. The policy named Janice Ellis, his fiancée, as beneficiary but his mother Mrs. John Davis claims heir rights. The insurer asks guardianship and restraining orders to prevent either party from pursuing the claim.
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San Antonio
Tex
National Travelers Life Co
Iowa
U.S
John Davis
Chatham
George A. Davis
Janice Ellis
Ellis
Davis
Ft. Hood
Georgetown
Miss Ellis
Mrs. Davis
Fifth Grader Stumps Scientists With E=mc2 Insight
Pasadena boy Billy Warren, 10, in a Boys Club lecture challenged experts by recalling energy equals mass times the speed of light squared. Scientists revising ion engine timelines for space travel. Ronald S. H. Toms of Eleccre-
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Calif
Albert Einstein
Billy Warren
Ronald S. H. Toms
Eleccre
Ion propulsion lecture sparks Einstein debate at OSI
Optical Systems, Inc. discussed ion propulsion when Billy asked if near light speed would boost mass and slow thrust. Toms noted relativity would lengthen Earth observers' travel time due to increased craft and propellant mass, while the audience noted the point as valid. Billy attended with two younger brothers, both labeled gifted.
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Billy
Dr. Einstein
Toms
Four Executed in Cuba Says Radio Report
Bulletin from Miami reports that Fidel Castro conducted firing squad executions of four men, one said to be an agent of the U S Central Intelligence Agency. The Cuban radio quoted the broadcasts.
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Miami, Fla
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Railroad dispute stalls in government talks
Washington UPI reports an industry spokesman says there has been no progress yet in the government efforts to settle the ongoing railroad dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Car Hits Semi Kills Savannah Man in Louisiana
A car rear ended a semi-trailer truck in Baton Rouge killing John R. Mikowski 22 of Savannah Georgia and critically injuring his companion George E. Von Waldner 21, also of Savannah. The crash occurred today per United Press International.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Savannah
Scientists Probe Ionosphere Data From 8,000-Mile Payload
Cape Canaveral report states scientists study signals from a Blue Scout payload that traveled 8,000 miles into space to chart the ionosphere. The probe relayed four hours of data before burning up on reentry over the Indian Ocean, part of Air Force ionosphere research across bases to improve earth communications and orbiting link frequencies.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Indian Ocean
Air Force
U.S
Earth
Robbed Before Deposit Made
New Orleans based report states Mrs George George, 34, of Jefferson Parish, was robbed of $4100 intended for deposit after leaving a doctor's office in an uptown medical building. A man alleged to be armed pressed a gun to her back as she returned to her car and stole her purse before fleeing.
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New Orleans
UPI
George George
Jefferson Parish
Jefferson
Sitter killed in rifle accident near Ellijay Georgia
A 12 year old babysitter Peggy Jean Stovall was killed when a rifle discharged during a scuffle as two children fled the weapon. The 8 year old boy and his 5 year old sister were with her. Coroner Ernest H Logan said the girl picked up the rifle after being reprimanded. The brother attempted to take the rifle away and it fired.
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Ellijay, Ga
Peggy Jean Stovall
Ernest H. Logan
Sino-Soviet Break Is Possibility
Tokyo reports indicate Red China rejected the nuclear test ban pact arguing it blocks China from building weapons. Beijing calls the accord a dirty fraud aimed at curbing defense, while Moscow accuses Peking of pursuing go it alone economic policy threatening socialist unity.
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Red China
Peking
Moscow
New China
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Trud
Demonstrators Pray In Streets At Work Site
In Brooklyn demonstrators prayed in the street beside the Downstate Medical Center project to demand 25 percent of jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. Police reported about 700 arrests this month as protests continued despite talks.
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Brooklyn
Red Sea
Israel
Edward Ducree
Queens
Downstate Medical Center
Weather outlook: hot and partly cloudy through Thursday
A high of 90 to 94 is forecast for today and Thursday with an overnight low of 72 to 75. Partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon and early evening thunderstorms. Winds will run 5 to 15 mph. Monroe reached 90 with a low of 74 on Tuesday and 0.2 inches of rain were measured.
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Monroe
Ward Convicted on Immorality Charges Amid Drug Illness
London AP reports osteopath Dr Stephen Ward was found guilty on two charges of living on the earnings of prostitutes and cleared on three other vice counts. He lies gravely ill in a London hospital from a drug overdose as the jury delivered its verdict after eight days of deliberation. Christine Keeler, a prosecution witness, said the affair was not beyond sisterly bounds, while the court argued it was a procurer prostitute relationship.
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Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Ward
Ned Howard Jones
Jones
Archie Marshall
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Christine
Chelsea
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Flaming Crash Kills Four On Houma Canal Bridge
Four people die in a fiery collision on the Houma Canal bridge when a car, losing control near State Route 315, collides with an empty gasoline tanker. Victims include Lawrence Bergerson 26 and Donald Blanchard 24 both from Houma along with Marion Thompson 27 and Juanita Collins 24. Truck driver Leonard Ashton 52 from Morgan City injured. Police say the tanker had just emptied its load. Houma lies about 50 miles southwest of New Orleans.
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UPI
Lawrence Bergerson
Donald Blanch
Ard
Marion Thompson
Juanita Collins
Leonard A. Ashton
Morgan City
James Frank
Bergeron
Houma Canal
Frank
Blanchard
Miss Collins
New Orleans
GI Bill trains around 360000 US teachers
The Veterans Administration reports about 360000 school teachers in the United States received training under the GI Bill of Rights, reflecting the program's reach in preparing educators.
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United States
Veterans Administration
Chuckle: Career Girl Prefers Bacon To Frying
A witty quip notes a career minded woman who would rather bring home the bacon than fry it, framing work ambition with a playful domestic contrast.
Mississippian Charges Kennedy Cover Up
Mississippi state Senator John C. McLaurin charged in Senate hearings that Attorney General Robert Kennedy hid evidence of Communist influence in civil rights demonstrations. He urged relocating Negroes to dilute populations, noting Mississippi's 42 percent Black share versus less than one percent in some northern states, echoing earlier remarks by Govs. Barnett and Wallace. He also accused Barnett of showing a photo he claimed proved MLK at a school he labeled Communist.
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Washington (Ap
Mississippi
Robert Kennedy
McLaurin
Ross Barnett
George Wallace
Alabama
No Stranger to Korea Gen Howze Takes Command
Gen Hamilton H Howze takes command in Korea, holding three roles as commander of the 8th Army and all U S forces in Korea, and of all United Nations forces. He is a veteran paratrooper with World War II service in North Africa and Italy, later leading the Strategic Army Command and XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg. His father and brother are both retired generals, and Camp Howze is named for his father.
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Washington
Hamilton H. Howze
Korea
Howze
South Korea
North Africa
Italy
Continental Army Command
Strategic Army Command
Xviii Airborne Corps
Ft. Bragg
Army Mobility Board
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Guy S. Meloy
8Th Army
U.S
Army
Air Force
Navy
U.N
Fire destroys Spanish City curb market on DeSiard Road
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Spanish City Curb Market on DeSiard Road early today. Two firetrucks arrived after 1:45 a.m. The Matthews residence behind the market was endangered and the produce truck trailer burned. The building was insured and the fire under investigation.
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Spanish City
DeSiard Road
W. B. Matthews
Oaklawn Drive
Matthews
Tennessee
Claude
Slim) McLaughlin
Ulbricht Threatens Western Troop Movement in East Berlin
East German leader Walter Ulbricht accused Western forces of illegal speculation in East Berlin and hinted at restricting their mobility in the Soviet bloc sector. He told the East German Parliament that Western troops misuse their movement rights to engage in speculative commerce, moving freely between East and West Berlin when in uniform.
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Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Ulbricht
West Berlin
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