Adlai Pleased With Venezuela Talks
Adlai E Stevenson leaves Caracas after a 48 hour Venezuela visit on his Latin American tour He is pleased with the discussions and reassured by Betancourt stance against dictatorships He hinted U S aid may be requested for Venezuela and described warm welcomes as auguring progress Stevenson plans to visit Argentina with cordial US Frondizi relations noted
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Caravas
Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
Argentina
Latin America
Stevenson
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
United Nations
Richard M. Nixon
Daily Journal
Caracas
Betancourt
U. S
Teodoro Moscoso
United States
Frondizi
Crackdown on Sunday Liquor Sales Fails in Louisiana House
In a 43 43 tie vote the Louisiana House rejected a West Carroll Parish reps bid to enforce the state Sunday liquor ban. Debate included repeated amendments and laughter as supporters cited letters of support. The measure had been previously scheduled for floor votes but kept returning to the calendar.
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House
Richmond
Beaten by Negroes Reports From Trinity NC Riot
Robert Parris a 20 year old grill worker returned home saying he was beaten by men wielding leather belts after a race riot involving about 40 Negroes and a dozen whites. He fled and hid under a house then regained consciousness at daylight. No arrests were reported. Trinity NC with about 1000 residents lies in central North Carolina.
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Trinity
N.C
Robert Paris
Parris
John McPherson
North Carolina
One-Time Lover Ecstatic Over Watson Acquittal
Detroit AP reports Gordon Watson, 45, was acquitted of murder and conspiracy in the 1959 slaying of Parvin Lassiter. Nelle Lassiter, his former lover and widow, reacts emotionally from Jennings Memorial Hospital where she remains after an emotional breakdown. A mistrial was declared for Mrs Lassiter who may face further proceedings once recovered.
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Watson
Nelle Lassiter
Gordon Watson
Lassiter
Jennings Memorial Hospital
Parvin
Bill) Lassiter
George D. Kent
France to field operational atomic bombs soon
General Jean Thiry, head of the special nuclear arms center at Reganne in the Sahara, told a meeting of reserve officers that France will have operational atomic bombs within a few months, indicating rapid progress in its nuclear program.
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Dijon
France
Jean Thiry
Reganne
Sahara
Disgruntled Fukien Farmers Strike Against Communists
Formosa reports farmers in Fukien opposite Formosa stage a sitdown strike defying the Chinese Communist authorities as told by the Nationalist Taiao news agency on Monday.
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Taipei
Formosa
Fukien
China
Taiao
Your Choice for 40
A promotion offers about 1200 NYSE stocks to buy in whole or fractional shares for as little as $40 every three months. Most pay dividends near 4 percent annually, and long term stock indexes have averaged about 3 percent annual gains since the turn of the century.
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General Mills
General Motors
American Airlines
American Tobacco
U. S. Steel
U.S. Rubber
New York Stock Exchange
Murder seen as only way out for eight Montreal husbands
Dr Bruno Cormier told the World Congress of Psychiatry that eight jailed husbands who killed their wives followed a common pattern from the start of attraction to distrust and infidelity. He said a final separation proved impossible despite escalating aggression, with murder at a point of intense emotion. The conference opened with 3,000 psychiatrists from 62 nations.
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Montreal
Bruno Cormier
Third World Congress of Psychiatry
Cormier
Royal Victoria Hospital
Feagen
Jackie Kennedy Stays In London During Europe Tour Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy remains in London to visit sister Princess Lee Radziwill while her husband returns to report on the European trip. She plans a Greece rest and Aegean island cruise, drawing crowds and praise after a Buckingham Palace dinner where she showcased a new hairdo and pale blue gown as Queen Elizabeth hosted.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Elizabeth II
Radziwills
Population center likely stabilizes near St. Louis
Demographers say the U S population center will settle near St. Louis Missouri about 200 miles east of the nation’s geographic center while the current center sits near Centralia Illinois.
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U. S
St. Louis
Centralia
Ill
Local man returns tax refund check in Louisiana
An elderly Monroe man returned a $374 income tax refund check, explaining his 1960 income was $714 and he paid no taxes. Sen. Allen J. Ellender said he would forward the check to the District Internal Revenue Office in New Orleans.
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Washington
Monroe
Allen J. Ellender
Uncle Sam
Ellender
District Internal Revenue Office
New Orleans
Area Students Receive Degrees at LSU Commencement
Northeast Louisiana graduates were among about 100 earning degrees at Louisiana State University's commencement. Listed from Ouachita parish are Anthony Bruscato Marilyn Magruder Rafaell Armstrong James Breard Martha Burns Elizabeth Farr Sally Hinkle Mary Webster Katherine Theus Mary Wilson Earl Hawthorn Hugh McDonald Jr Harry Abboud John Harrison Dernard Culp Earl Eastepp Jr Frances Morphis John Cage Wayne Elliott Carl Jordan. Caldwell parish students Mildred S Sorrells Donald Brown Oliver Mitchell. Catahoula parish John Richard Enright Basil Tranzler. Concordia parish Marie Suzanne Delaune Presley Con...
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John R. Harrison
Dernard E. Culp
Eurl L. Eastepp Jr
Frances V. Morphis
John M. Cage
Wayne Gordon Elliott
Carl W. Jordan
Caldwell Parish
Mildred S.sorrells
Donald R. Brown
Oliver C. Mitchell
Catahoula Parish
John Richard Enright
Basil G. Tranzler
Order Cleanup Of Orleans Obscenity
New Orleans district attorney ordered a cleanup of night clubs on Bourbon and Canal streets after complaints from out of town school authorities. About 25 operators cooperated to remove obscene photos and paintings before school-end junkets.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Dist. Atty
Richard Dowling
Bourbon and
Canal Streets
County Office Lists Local Names by Parish
A compiled roster lists residents across multiple parishes including East Carroll Morehouse Tensas Union West Carroll Richland and others with numerous names such as Jnell Eugene E Taylor Jr Martha K Brown Gerald L Brown Hugh A King Jr and Charles E Clark. The column presents a long spell of citizen names associated with various local districts.
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Curtis H. Bourgeois Jr
Samuel P. Scurrin
Jacob Wesley Storey
Morehouse
Tommy W. Barham
Nathaniel F. Naff
Thomas
HM. B. Rankins
Mark F. Hill, Jr
Virginia Sue Shepard
James E. Yeldell
Thomas R. Smith
Richland
George C. Purvis Jr
Huey T. Littleton
Roberta Richland
George C. Purvis
Radio Stolen From Automobile In West Monroe
Joe McCormick reports a transistor radio was taken from his car Saturday while parked at a West Monroe bowling alley. Police are investigating the theft.
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Joe McCormick
South Second St
West Monroe
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R. H. Chatman
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