Beef cattle growth seen as barrier to Kennedy farm bill
Southern leaders fear the proposed farm bill would curb livestock expansion though beef, dairy, and poultry have boosted the region’s incomes. The plan would let the Agriculture Secretary draft production controls for cattle, hogs, and poultry with voter approval and congressional veto rules. Southern gains in broilers and cattle pose political risks if quotas favor the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic as past production bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Southland
Midwestern
Corn Belt
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture and Farmer Advisory Committees
House of Congress
Department
West
Midwest
Middle Atlantic
Jersey City Flap Over Upside Down Flag Honors Mayor Peters
Officials raised The Netherlands flag at City Hall to honor visiting Mayor Leonard H. Peters of Bergen-op-Zoom. Peters whispered that the flag was upside down as it fluttered above the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
UPD
Netherlands
Leonard H. Peters
Bergen-op-Zoom
City Hall
Peters
Jacqueline Kennedy Rides Rough Seas Aboard Yacht
Jacqueline Kennedy’s vacation yacht North Wind battled rough seas and a 30 mile wind before anchoring in Poros Greece after visiting Epidaurus. She planned a second day of island sightseeing with Emil Hourmusios and actors Anna Synodinou Thanos Kotsopoulos greeting her ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poros
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Benfield Named Church Moderator in Louisiana Synod
Dr. William A. Benfield Jr., 45, of Shreveport Louisiana, was chosen by acclamation to serve as moderator of the Louisiana synod of the Presbyterian Church. Delegates approved a 1962 synod budget of 460487 and planned to elect a moderator nominee for next year and pick the site for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Synod
Church
General Assembly
Supreme Court Shifts on Communist Subversion Rulings
The Supreme Court upheld key parts of the 1950 Internal Security Act, requiring Communist-action groups to register and report funds. The ABA criticized past rulings, urging safeguards, while Hoover noted many top Communists were freed by Court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
U. S. Supreme Court
Communist Party
American Bar Association
ABA
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Hoover
Earl Warren
Republic
Warren
Chicago
Edgar Hoover
Monroe District Methodist Appointments Announced
The Methodist Conference at Shreveport released reassignments for the Monroe district with district superintendent George W. Harbuck and numerous pastors listed for Bastrop, Collinston, Delhi, Ferriday, Lake Providence, Monroe, Oak Grove, Rayville, Vidalia, Waterproof, West Monroe, Winnsboro and more. Entries include J. W. Boyd at Sicily Island and T. A. Brown at West Monroe, with related district directors and staff named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Monroe
George W. Harbuck
Bastrop
First
Luther L. Booth
Memorial
W. E. Nolan
James E. Herndon
Bonita Jones
Charles Strong
Collinston
Joe Robinson
Columbia
D. T. Williams
Delhi
W. V. Sirman
Epps Floyd
Robert C. Wilbanks
Ferriday
J. P. McKeithen
Gilbert Boeuf Prairie
Lamont Rouse
Grayson
Theron T. Mckhisson
Kilbourne
Roger White
Lake Providence
George D. York
Little Creek
Robert C. Holladay
Gordon Avenue
W. M. Allen
Lloyd E. Williams
St. Mark’s
Forest
R. E. Walton
St. Andrew's
L. W. Taylor
St. Joseph Wesley
A. W. Coody
Sicily Island
J. W.boyd
J. W. Boyd
Vidalia
L. Ray Branton
Waterproof
S. B. Dampier
West Monroe
E. B. Emmerich
T. A. Brown
McGuire
Don Wineinger
Wilhite
C. K. Brooks
Winnsboro
Fred W. Schwendimann
Wisner
B. Paul Durbin
Conway Memorial
Limited Backing of Riders Asked
The National Council of Churches was asked to issue a limited endorsement of the Freedom Riders. The resolution praises the aims but avoids endorsing further non segregated bus trips through the Deep South. Reverend Harold C. Letts of New York, a sponsor, said they are not advocating trips like those through Alabama and Mississippi.
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Chicago
National Council of Churches
Freedom Riders
Deep South
Harold C. Letts
New York
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Outlook for Atlantic Coast and Midwest Friday Night
Scattered showers and thunder showers are expected Friday night along the Atlantic coast from New England to the mid-Atlantic states, with a few storms in the south Atlantic region excluding Florida. Cooler air moves into Minnesota, southern Idaho, and northern Nevada.
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Atlantic Coast
New England
mid-Atlantic States
Upper Lakes
Upper
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Florida
Minnesota
Idaho
Nevada
Chang Do-young Seeks Kennedy Invite After Coup
South Korea's Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young received Kennedy's birthday reply to his congratulatory telegram but the message did not include an invitation to Washington. Kennedy thanked Chang for his support while the general had earlier faced visa denial and a busy schedule as he pursued a White House audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Kennedy
Washington Chang
Information Ministry
USS
Marshall Green
Chang
Washington
United States
State Department
Quotes From World Leaders And Witness In Aggressive Speeches
UPI quotes feature Vice President Lyndon Johnson defending U S presence in Asia and Fidel Castro asserting a democratic revolution. In Amarillo a witness recalls a man exploding with dynamite strapped to his stomach. Rudolf Hoess testifies at the Eichmann trial stating extermination orders and no delay in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Asia
Honolulu
San Francisco
Amarillo
Tex
James Culp
James H. Alston
Jerusalem
Rudolf Hoess
Auschwitz
Eichmann
New Homestead Board Member Elected
Robert H. Easterling of Monroe was elected to the board of directors of the People's Homestead and Savings Association. He is LSU Law School graduate, president of the Fourth District Bar Association, and active in the United Givers Fund of Ouachita Parish.
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Robert H. Easterling
Island Drive
Monroe
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
D. A. Easterling
Louisiana State University School of Law
Fourth District Bar Association
Louisiana State
American Bar Associations
Easterling
United Givers Fund
Ouachita Parish
House of Delegates
Louisiana Bar Association
Grace Episcopal Church
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old advertisement promises a simple inexpensive home remedy for rheumatic, arthritis, or neuritis pain. It sells RU-EX Compound mixed with water and lemon juice, dosed in three tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee and a claim of over a million users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Weather Bulletin for Monroe and Surrounding States
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunder showers across Monroe area. Highs near 90s, lows near 70s, with similar conditions in Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi. Winds light, some sections show scattered thundershowers and mild sea conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe and Vicinity
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Biggest omelet debacle after train collides with truck
In Dallas a train struck a truck, scrambling 32000 pounds of eggs in what was described as the biggest omelet ever seen by police. Driver Charles Coulson joked the mishap wasted many chickens. no injuries were reported.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Charles Coulson
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M. Kaplan & Son
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R. E. Dalton
Robert Holladay
Louisiana Methodist
L. Gray Wilson
George Duwerson
Earl B. Emmerich
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Perkins School of Theology
Joe Ed Fogle
England
Walter L. Baker
B. R. Oliphint
U. S. Armed Forces
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Stanford University
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Texas
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New Homestead Board
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BLACK
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OHIO
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Pearl Jackson
M. Cook
Louisland
Louisville Avenue
Lamy Lane
Sherwood Street
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Ford, Bacon & Davis
Ford, Bacon & Davis, Inc
Docus
City of
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Wisiana
W. L. Howard
M. J. Cook
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