Humphrey Seeks GOP Talks On Civil Rights Legislation
Senator Hubert Humphrey praised a Senate Republican statement on civil rights and pledged advance consults with GOP leaders before the Kennedy administration seeks new civil rights legislation. He said broad support from both parties and the White House was essential, forecasting a possible cloture to end a filibuster if needed.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Congress
Humphrey
Laverett
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Congressional Record
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Kennedy
Louisiana Senate kills free electors bill 20 to 18
The Louisiana Senate defeated the free electors bill 20 to 18 after a two hour debate that failed to change any votes. The bill, passed by the House 57 to 45, is dead for this fiscal session ending Tuesday. Northeast Louisiana sponsors backed it while all eight New Orleans lawmakers opposed it.
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House
Gravelet
North Louisiana
Alger Hisses
Adrian Duplantier
New Orleans
Duplantier
Senate
Louisiana
Sen
C. M. Poston
Hornbeck
Legislator Warns of Danger at Joint Congressional Sessions
Rep. Charles S. Joelson cites risk at joint sessions noting that a lone attacker could plunge the nation into chaos. The warning recalls 1954 Puerto Rican gunfire in the House gallery and details gallery access controls and the line of succession observations.
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Washington
House
Congress
Charles S. Joelson
Dn.j
Appropriations Committee
Joelson
House Chamber
Senate
Walt Horan
R-Wash
Sable Pelt Values Highlight Marten Coat Source
The New York Zoological Society magazine notes sable pelts are highly valued, once fetching $200 per pelt, and come from the coat of the marten.
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New York Zoological Society
Judge Halts Jackson Race Demonstrations
A Mississippi chancellor issued a blanket injunction barring further demonstrations in Jackson as leaders plan a federal court move to block arrests. The order targets groups including the NAACP CORE trustees of Tougaloo College and comedian Dick Gregory amid ten days of protests.
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UPIA
Jackson
Miss
Chancery Court
John Stenner
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
Trustees of
Stenner
NAACP
CORE
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
Ete
Graf
Jackson Municipal
Oxford
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
Law School
McDowell
Ole Miss
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Pitt Named To High Honor By Methodists
Thomas A. Pitt of Monroe was named Methodist Layman of the Year by the Louisiana Conference. He serves as associate director of the Louisiana Methodist Area Conference and helped plan a $12 million hospital project in New Orleans while delegates also discussed the bishop's residence and elected general conference delegates.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
The
Methodist Church
Thomas A. Pitt
Monroe
Pitt
Louisiana Methodist Area Conference
Pittsburgh
W. E. Trice
Baton Rouge
Carl F. Luey Sr
Douglas Jackson
Dallas
Tex
Ben Oliphint
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
D. W. Poole
W. D. Cotton
Rayville
Howard Davenbaugh Sr
G. W. Cameron
Pineville
Vinson Mouser
Columbia
Robert Lay
Shreveport
Gladys Thomas
Pitts
St. Paul
Knights of Pythias meet at Castle Hall tonight
Stonewall Lodge No. 8 of Knights of Pythias plans an 8 p.m. meeting at Castle Hall 12742 St. John St announced by E. C. Paulus chancellor commander. A reader notes a puzzled man on DeSiard Street asking who stole a big statue from his business earlier this week at the Paramount Theatre.
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Stonewall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
St. John St
E. C. Paulus
DeSiard Street
Ted Hatfield
Paramount Theatre
Joanne Woodward
Desegregation Riot Arrestees Linked to Alabama Caravan
Police report two men arrested after the Oxford riot were part of a warlike caravan from Alabama. Prosecutors described a broader link to the desegregation unrest last fall as the investigation continues.
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Oxford, Miss
Alabama
Tony
Reds Destroy U S Mission In Caracas
Pro Communist gunmen overpowered guard at the U S Military Mission building in Caracas, forced 12 employees to strip, doused the structure with gasoline and set it on fire. The colonial building was ruined and records destroyed. no personnel were harmed. The assailants shouted Yankee imperialists and left with the mission's identity smeared on walls. The attack follows tensions with FALN amid Venezuelan political strife.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Mission
Country Club
FALN
The
Armed Forces For National Liberation
Romulo Betancourt
Communist Party
Betancourt
Monroe Florist Henry Haas Jr Elected Louisiana State President
Henry Haas Jr 47 president of the Flower Shoppe Inc of Monroe is named leader of the Louisiana State Florist Association. Emile Chopin New Orleans serves as vice president and Manuel Zabela S Bernard as secretary treasurer. New directors include Mrs Helen Berry Bossier City and Sidney Steele Bunkie. Haas a Rice Tulane alum and Coast Guard veteran chairs Monroe Rotary Club board of Little Theater of Monroe and national floral association committee for New Orleans convention.
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Henry Haas Jr
Flower Shoppe, Inc
North Third Street
Monroe
Louisiana State Florist Association
Emile Chopin
New Orleans
Manuel Zabela
S. Bernard
Helen Berry
Bossier City
Sidney Steele
Bunkie
Haas
Rice
Tulane
Coast Guard
Peasant Kin Return To Fields
The Roncalli brothers Alfredo 74 nearly blind Giuseppe 69 and Zaverio return to their fields after laying their brother John XXIII in state at St. Peter's Basilica. Their sister Assunta 78 stays in Rome for the burial ceremony.
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Sotto IL Monte
Italy
John XXIII
Roncalli
Alfredo
Giuseppe
Zaverio
St. Peter's Basilica
Assunta
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City
Pope John XXIII
Haynesville Man Fatally Injured in One Car Crash
A Haynesville man, Charles H. Young, age 40, was killed in a one car accident on U S 79 four miles south of Homer. Police said he apparently lost control and the car struck a tree in Claiborne Parish.
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Homer, la
UPI
Charles H. Young
Haynesville
U. S. 79
Here
Claiborne Parish
R. W. Wasson
Young
Ribicoff Criticizes Secrecy On Pesticide Protests
Senator Abraham Ribicoff accused the Agriculture Department of hiding pesticide protest registrations from the public and press. He asserted Secretary Freeman ordered public disclosure, while the department claimed the list was always available to reporters upon request.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Agriculture Department
Ribicoff
Senate
Orville L. Freeman
Department
Office of Information
Little Weather Change Seen For Days Ahead
The mercury rose to 96 and matched the season high with little change expected today and Friday. Clear to partly cloudy skies with isolated afternoon thunderstorms are noted, and highs are forecast at 88 to 94 with overnight lows 65 to 70. Winds southeast at 5 to 15 mph.
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Mercury
West Monroe Alderman warns city in debt again
Alderman Charles Anding says West Monroe faces 60 000 to 80 000 dollars in debt once more and urges immediate spending cuts. He cites a potential 1 tax increase and saves of about 25 000 annually if departments run leaner amid overdue bills and a 26 000 payroll rise for six new firefighters.
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West Monroe
Charles Anding
State of Aldermen
First National Bank of
Anding
Joyce Smith
Earl Duncan
A. L
Bud Idy) DeLoach
George Wylie
Today’s Chuckle About a Frugal Grandmother
A humorous note recalls a great grandmother hauling wash water from the well yet avoiding sleepless nights over bucket payments once she found a practical solution.
Four Days Old Abandoned Deer Found Near Columbia Road
A four day old blue eyed fawn was found in a ditch off Columbia Road by Carlos Morris, taken to the West Monroe police, then to the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission and moved to Bernstein Park Zoo where the park already has a pet deer named Lucky.
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Bernstein Park
West Monroe
Carlos Morris
Columbia
Morris
W. M. Oxley
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Oxley
Lucky
Shoot to Kill Orders Reported in Iran Riots
In Tehran thousands of troops were placed on alert with shoot to kill orders as riots over land and female suffrage reforms intensified. Officials cited 86 dead and 150 injured in three days of unrest with rioting spreading from Tehran to Shiraz and other provinces.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Assadoullah Alam
Shiraz
News-Stor World Want Ad Sells Unneeded Useful Items
Classified notice notes items offered for sale via a want ad service. The brief indicates items once used and now surplus are being sold through the News-Stor World platform.
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U. S
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Reds
Henry Haas, Jr
State Florists
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