Quotes In The News: Jet Crash Echoes Around World
Eyewitness Rafael Garcia recalls the jetliner crash that killed 130, noting the desperate engine sound. In Atlanta, Rev. Edward Tate says the disaster hits the community hard but will rally. A Paris settler complains of French treatment, and Moscow warns the US over planned high altitude nuclear tests.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Paris
Rafael Garcia
Atlanta
Edward FE. Tate
Seven Bills Aimed At Pilot Fee Regulation
Baton Rouge authorities introduced a seven bill package in both houses to regulate Crescent City Port pilots. The measures seek to align pilot fees with other gulf ports and create a regulatory board to handle complaints. One bill targets the Crescent River Port Pilots Association fee increase between New Orleans and Pilottown. Another provision allows ships to sail without pilots if a pilot is late arriving.
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Crescent River Port Pilots Association
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Pilottown
Hills
Steamship Interests
LSU Professor Named To Post in Defense Accounting
LSU professor Daniel Borth of accounting and finance is appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for accounting and auditing. He will take defense leave at year end and depart Baton Rouge around July 1 to assume duties in Washington for 1964-65.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana State University
Daniel Borth
LSU
Defense
Washington
Department of Defense
Eyewitness recounts Paris jet tragedy at Orly field
Rafael Garcia, near Runway 26 at Villeneuve le Roi, describes hearing an Air France Boeing 707 struggle to take off before crashing. He recalls a devastating explosion, scorched wreckage, burned passengers, and rescue crews battling flames for hours, vowing the memory will stay with him.
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Paris
UPI
Rafael Garcia
Orly ‘Field
Villeneuve le Roi
Air France
French Relent On Market Entry Objections Amid Talks
In Paris, a two day meeting between President de Gaulle and Prime Minister Macmillan reportedly clears many French objections to Britain's entry into the European Common Market. The leaders emphasize shared interests and a push for Western European political unity including defense.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Britain
France
Macmillan
London
de Gaulle
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Chateau de Champs
West Berlin
U.S
Special Course For New Parents On Mother And Baby Care
Ouachita Parish Chapter of the American Red Cross will offer a 14 hour course for prospective mothers and fathers titled Mother and Baby Care. Taught by Reita Mae Bayles, the program covers six topics from Before the Baby Comes to The Child at Home. Intro meeting Tuesday will set future class dates and times. contact FA 3-5141 for details at 200 S Grand.
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Ouachita Parish
The
American Red Cross
S. Grand
Reita Mae Bayles
Red Cross Office
One-Button Suit To Head Parade
Atlantic City reports the American envoy look, a one-button suit, to lead next year’s national male fashion parade. The coat will have double piped pockets, a slightly tapered waist, and no cuffs on the trousers as described by the International Association of Clothing Designers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
International Association of Clothing Designers
Troops Move to Thailand From Hawaii
About 200 U S troops from the 8th Field Artillery of the 25th Division based at Schofield Barracks, Oahu, were flown to Thailand today, according to an Army spokesman.
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Honolulu
UPI
U.S
Hawaii
Thailand
8Th Field Artillery
Schofield Barracks
Uabu
Atlanta Mourns For 119 Victims
Atlanta reels from the Paris air crash tragedy with 115 Georgians among the dead and 15 others. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. ordered City Hall and courthouse close, flags at half staff, while leaders mourn and prayer services spread. The group included prominent Art Association officials, several families, and eight Georgia artists.
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Don McKee
Atlanta
Paris
Winecoff Hotel
Ivan Allen Jr
Allen
Fulton County
Atlanta Art Association
del Paige
The
Art Association
Frederick Bull Jr
Elizabeth
Betsy
Ellen
Bull
Frederick Bull Sr
Robert Newcomb
Supreme Court
Katharine C. Bleckley
Britain
Thomas H. Lanier
Oxford Manufacturing Co
Robert Pegram Jr
Bank of Georgia
C. Baxter Jones Jr
Jones
Congress
Air France
Paul Doussans
Omaha
Neb
Georgia Ar
Shuman to Speak at Louisiana Cotton Forum
Shuman of Chicago, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will be the principal speaker at the second annual Louisiana Cotton Forum in Shreveport on August 12. The program opens at noon with a tour of the Red River Valley Experiment Station.
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Shreveport
UPI
Louisiana Cotton Forum
Charles B. Shuman
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Red River Valley Experiment Station
Castro Smuggling U S Arms to Latin Nations
The Miami News reports Fidel Castro is smuggling American made infantry weapons to revolutionaries in nine Latin American countries. U S intelligence to President Kennedy says rifles and automatic arms reconditioned in Matanzas Cuba are shipped in small lots to Peru Colombia Venezuela Nicaragua Honduras Ecuador Paraguay Brazil and Bolivia.
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Miami
Fla
Miami News
Fidel Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Mattanzas
Cuba
Peru
Colombia
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Honduras
Ecuador
Paraguay
Brazil
Bolivia
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Czechoslovakia
Polk Civilians To Get Raise At Fort Polk
Fort Polk personnel officials said Army Air Force wage board notified them civilians hourly workers in the Alexandria area will receive a pay raise. The average increases are 5.08 cents for non supervisory workers, 5.62 cents for working leaders and 6.54 cents for foremen, based on an April survey.
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Fort Polk
UPI
Army
Alexandria
Army Air Force
Real estate transfers filed in Ouachita Parish clerk office
A sequence of property deeds shows multiple transfers in Monroe. Gayne Jr to Harbuck for 16500. Bradley to Campbell for 25000. Calhounetux to Henderson for 11000. Community Homes to Rogers for 10300. Lynch to Kennedy for 9500. Cottingham to McPherson for 6500. McLemore to Pierce for 8200. Feazel to Hall for 1250. Sanders to McCarty for 1350. Dilling Corp to Willie Sanders Jr for 993.28 cash plus 156.72 note. Harper to Spangler for 0 plus Superior Dev note. Federal Housing Commissioner to Bowman for 300 cash plus 13100 mortgage. Rainer to Evangelical Lutheran Synod for 14796.18.
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Ouachita Parish
Joseph R
Betty Kelly Gayne, Jr
James S. Harbuck
D. A. Breard, Sr
Monroe
Richard S. Bradley
John S. Campbell
Oak Park
Charles C. Calhounetux
Edwin David Henderson
Butler
Pinecrest
Community Homes, Inc
Charlie Lee Rogers
Janie Fields Rogers
Lincoln Park
Carolyn Stubbs Lynch
Frank M. Kennedy, Jr
Lorena Kennedy
North First Street
Melvin E. Cottingham
Gustie McPherson
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Jake McLemore
Sam Houston Pierce
Lela Mae Feazel
William and Dorothy Hall
Booker T. Washington
Luther F. Sanders
John W. McCarty
Dilling Corp
Willie Sanders, Jr
Roosevelt Heights
Luther T. Harper
Marvin L. Spangler
Superior Development Co
Ion Station
Federal Housing Commissioner
Rennie E. Bowman
Green Acres
James H
Edith Rainer
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Texas
Louisiana
Forsythe Park
Mrs Nell Boone Dies At Home In West Monroe
Nell H Boone 79 died at her home 16 Ludwig West Monroe early today Funeral arrangements by Mulhearn Funeral Home incomplete Burial planned Hasley Cemetery Survived by two daughters L O Fisher and W F ONeal West Monroe a son Basil L Boone of Cincinnati two sisters nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Native of Lacy Arkansas she had lived in West Monroe 25 years and belonged to First Baptist Church of West Monroe.
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Nell H. Boone
Ludwig
West Monroe
Mulhearn
Hasley Cemetery
L. O. Fisher
W. F. O'Neal
Basil L. Boone
Cincinnati
Lacy
Ark
The
First Baptist Church of
Val de Loir Wins Prix du Jockey Classic at Chantilly
Val de Loir raced to a two length victory over Picfort in the Prix du Jockey classic at Chantilly on Sunday. Exbury was third and the U S owned Tambourine finished fourth.
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Paris
UPI
Val de Loir
Picfort
Chantilly
Exbury
U. S
Tambourine
Sub Fires Missiles Edison Heads for Final Shakedown
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS The atomic submarine USS Thomas A Edison prepared for its final shakedown cruise after successfully firing two Polaris missiles on 1,500 mile test shots this weekend. The 410-foot Edison is the eighth in the growing U S fleet of missile firing submarines.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Thomas Edison
Edison
U. S
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