Western World Still Divided By JAMES MARLOW AP News Analyst
AP analyst James Marlow discusses postwar Europe showing signs of unity fading as East and West resume nationalism. NATO and Warsaw Pact duos shape a two bloc world while Romania calls for ending military alliances. Europe remains split, with de Gaulle pushing NATO reevaluation.
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Washington
United States
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Europe
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Russia
NATO
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Romania
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School Leader's Mother Dies in Farmerville
Mrs. Jeff C. Elliott 85 of Bernice, mother of Union Parish School superintendent J. G. Elliott, died Wednesday night at Lincoln General Hospital Ruston after a short illness. Services 10 a.m. Friday at Pine Grove Baptist Church with Rev Gray Nolan, Rev David Corley and Rev Charles Geisson officiating. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery Kilpatrick Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include daughter Miss Gladys Elliott, Bernice. three other sons T. W. Elliott Bernice Merle Elliott Downsville Travis Elliott West Monroe. sister Mrs. Willie Bell McGee Bernice. seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers Hugh McGee George McGee McGee Bowen Erbie Elliott Willard White George McGee.
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J. G. Elliott
Union Parish
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David Corley
Charles Geisson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
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T. W. Elliott
Merle Elliott
Downsville
Travis Elliott
West Monroe
Willie Bell McGee
Hugh McGee
George McGee
McGee Bowen
Erbie Elliott
Willard White
Senate Debt Ceiling Plea Faces Senate Hearings
Treasury plans to ask the Senate to reject the House stance and back a higher debt ceiling of 332 billion dollars, despite a House vote for 330 billion. Treasury and White House aides foresee a deficit around 3.9 billion this year, with economists calling the House study optimistic. If Congress does not act by July 1, the ceiling would drop to 285 billion, though past action has prevented this.
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Treasury Department
Senate
House
Treasury
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Congress
Levee Board Ordered to Repair Betsy Damaged Dikes
The Orleans Levee Board received a legislature mandated directive to repair levees damaged by Hurricane Betsy last year as Hurricane Alma spread across the Gulf. Sen Theodore Hickey of New Orleans led the push for Senate approval, stressing no extra funds should be spent beyond the needed repairs.
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Alma
Gulf of Mexico
Orleans
Theodore Hickey
New Orleans
Senate
Alea Wisakaw
Naval Station Seeks Former Air Graduates Birthday event eyed
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station marks 25 years since 1941 opening with a June 17 to 19 celebration. Hundreds of thousands of graduates, instructors, mechanics, and Waves are expected back for displays, a car and boat show, a 120 booth trade show, and other attractions. Proceeds go to the Navy Relief Society. Presidents Johnson and Governor Connally were invited.
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Corpus Christi
Navy Relief Society
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John B. Connally
Atlanta Firemen Remain Off Jobs
City officials hope contempt proceedings will force about 500 striking Atlanta firemen back to duty. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. warned Fulton County Superior Court action may target officials and the independent Fire Fighters Union if the day shift does not report. Firemen walked out Tuesday. 170 were reported on duty across 32 stations serving over half a million people.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Fulton
Allen
State Retirement Systems Study Is Approved
Louisiana Senate voted 36 to 0 to begin a study of all state retirement systems to make them uniform. The move follows deficit concerns in House appropriations bills citing nearly $9 million in the State Employees' Retirement System. Senator Harold Montgomery sponsored the resolution. Senator J D DeBlieux called the study long overdue.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
House
Dayline Solon
Harold Montgomery
J. D. DeBlieux
Senator Montgomery Seeks First Primary Victory in 4th District
In Mississippi, State Senator G V Montgomery leads the 4th District Democratic nomination race with 26 253 votes, matching three opponents and needing one more to avoid a runoff against J O Hollis after unofficial returns Tuesday. Clinton Collier and Paul Lee trailed.
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Jackson
Miss
G. V
Sonny) Montgomery
Meridian
Montgomery
J. O. Hollis
Carthage
Clinton Collier
Philadelphia
Paul Lee
Free Tutoring Brings Honors For DePaul Emeritus Tutor
CHICAGO AP Curt Adam 73 receives an honorary bachelor of humane letters from DePaul University during a convocation. He dedicates two hours daily to free tutoring in Latin French German Polish Russian philosophy and theology, saying the work keeps him alive and that learning must continue for life.
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Chicago
Curt Adam
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