Reds Build Up India's Menon as Go-Between
Washington officials see India’s V. K. Krishna Menon as Red China’s favored go-between for negotiations with Peiping. Menon, seen as friendly to China, will visit the United States for United Nations talks as Beijing’s handling of four U.S. airmen’s release raises his profile. Officials worry he could push Chinese interests too hard if allowed broad influence.
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Conflicting Views Arise Over Segregation Plans
Washington error AP reports sharply divided opinion over local school plans to end segregation. Deep South leaders vow to do nothing citing local responsibility. NAACP foresees swift action to desegregate by Sept 1956. Court urged prompt local solutions, with many potential court tests ahead.
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Virginia
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UAW Extends Ford Contract Amid Ongoing Talks
The CIO United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co extend the contract from midnight to next Monday morning to allow further negotiations. UAW President Walter Reuther and Ford department head Ken Bannon report Ford’s new proposal but note wide gaps remain. About 2,000 Ford workers at South Chicago assembly walked out in apparent strike anticipation.
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Ford Motor Co
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Ken Bannon
Ford Department
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Hearing Thursday on Ouachita River bridge requests
The U S Corps of Engineers will hold a 9 a m Thursday hearing at the parish house on requests by Missouri Pacific and Rock Island railroads to modify bridge agreements over the Ouachita River. The plans seek longer openings and a 24 hour notice, with variation for weekends. The decision could set a precedent for future agreements.
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Hearing Set On Railroad Discontinuance
A hearing is scheduled to review the proposed railroad discontinuance affecting the area around Parnerville and nearby towns. The proceeding will assess the impact on local service and the status of related facilities including post office buildings and regional routes.
Fragmentary Classifieds and Editorial Snippets Mention Louisiana
The text shows scattered references to classifieds and editorials with partial phrases about Louisiana items and local notes. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible in readable form.
Four Ohio Children Die in Manchester House Fire
An Akron area fire in Manchester, seven miles south of Akron, claimed the lives of four children early today. Authorities describe a fatal residential blaze with the young victims as the only confirmed casualties.
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Akron, Ohio
Manchester
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Louisiana Senate okays probe of Young charges
The Louisiana Senate voted 27 to 7 to investigate alleged unfavorable publicity against Wildlife and Fisheries Commissioner L. C. Young. Lt. Gov. Barham will appoint a five member committee with subpoena power to review a Times Picayune article alleging Young allowed his daughter to use a state car for personal tasks. Young admitted the charges but said it would not recur.
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Pentagon Evacuation Drill Planned for June 15
In a proposed exercise the Pentagon will test evacuation procedures by moving 9000 to 9500 workers from the massive complex to secret sites across multiple states. The drill aims to measure time to clear the building and start a districtwide verification process around the capital area.
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Clear Weather Forecast From CAA Report
Weather briefing from CAA indicates fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Spokesperson notes no significant changes expected in the coming days and advises travelers to stay updated on regional forecasts.
Solons Meet To Consider Ruling Of High Court
Louisiana legislators convene the Segregation Committee to study the Supreme Court order ending public school segregation. Chair Rainach says no action yet while Gov Kepnon notes plans to adapt. lawmakers await court-mandated guidance and potential moves.
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Supreme Court
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High Tribunal
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Roimaeh
Robert Kepnon
Renton
Pratense
Louisiana Senate OKs 1 Million Dollar School Fund Boost
The Louisiana Senate approved 1,008,000 dollars to boost the per educable fund for parishes based on school age children. Offshore oil revenues will be dedicated to securing school operating funds as a House concurrence looms.
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Hiorace Lynn Jones
Seneais
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Senate Finance Committee
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Weil
John Hunter
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Eliender Rejects Two GOP Policy Reconciliations
Washington Sen Efender disavowed reconciliation between two Republican policy goals discussing foreign aid and domestic water projects. He cited administration funding constraints on land control and navigation programs while remaining in office on the Senate committee.
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Georgia Official Blasts Court Tossing Cause To Lower Judges
A Georgia official criticizes divisions of judicial authority as the high court transfers “hot potato” cases to lower courts. The outspoken figure demands accountability and presses for consistent rulings amid disputes over responsibility and procedure across multiple districts.
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Georgia
Crisis Over Unemployment Shocks Britain
London reports widespread job loss as a national railroad strike enters its fourth day. Government and unions face pressure amid economic strain and public hardship across Britain.
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London
Britain
Jailed in latest clash with Peron Ponce report
Report lists 24 jailed in a new clash involving Peron Ponce and related factions. Details are tangled in OCR garble but indicate arrests, potential charges, and ongoing security actions. The piece names local authorities and mentions a tense political confrontation with unclear chronology.
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Peron Ponce
Reserve Man Meld in Connection Vii Godchaux Shooting
Fragmentary text describes a shooting incident linked to a Reserve Man Meld and mentions Godchaux. The garbled lines reference robbery and transportation themes but lack clear details or dates.
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Godchaux
May Permits Totals Reach 51 Million
City filings show May permit totals at 51,279,445 with discussions on issuing more than 1,000 new construction approvals. Analysts expect permits to steer local development and budget planning as builders push projects.
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