Russia to win space race says readers in survey
A reader poll shows several respondents expect the Soviet Union to dominate the space race. Comments cite Russia's lead, ongoing projects, and training of generations, while others believe the United States will prevail or eventually lead as collaboration is urged.
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Soviet Russia
Phillip Fishman
Country Club Road
Russia
Earline Arrant
Owen St
West Monroe
Space
A. J. Martin
South Grand
Martin
Kenneth Smith
Auburn St
J. F. Manning
Gordon Avenue
Mabel Tomlinson
Holly St
Hot Checks On Increase Say Lawmen
Merchants were urged to caution in cashing checks amid rising forgeries reported in the past two weeks. Sgt. Sidney Martin of Monroe Police and Sgt. James E. Martin of West Monroe Police called for merchant cooperation to curb forgeries and theft by check. They warned merchants that cashing forged checks risks loss and urged reporting suspicious persons to police immediately.
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West Monroe
New Schedule For Mosquito Patrol
Monroe unveils a revised mosquito patrol schedule per Mayor W L Howard. A new fog machine joins the existing unit to cover both city sides. Southside routes span Mondays to Fridays across specified streets and areas. Northside routes cover College addition to North Twenty-fifth Street areas with Friday zones. Fogging of swamp mosquitoes continues with intensified protection from the new equipment.
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South Tenth Street
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College Addition
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Forsythe Avenue
Park Avenue
Country Club
Loop Road
Spencer Street
Adams Street
Grammont Street
North Twenty-third
North Twenty-fourth Street
Four charged with theft of clothing in North Louisiana ring
Lincoln Parish sheriff officials say four Jackson Mississippi residents led by Elizabeth McEntee staged clothing thefts across several stores in North Louisiana and Mississippi. Beard fled but was recaptured. three women held in jail. Investigators report $231 in new clothing recovered from their car.
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Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jesse Riser
Elizabeth McEntee
Josse Washington
Clara Beasley
Joe G. Beard
Jackson
Miss. Beard
Beard
Bienville Parish
Riser
McEntee
Ruston
Sheriff's Department
Arcadia
Sheriff's
Bicycle Thefts Reported Here
Two bicycle thefts were reported to Monroe Police. Richard B. Scott of 1015 Mississippi Street said his bike was taken from outside the Delta Theatre Sunday afternoon. Z. R. Bunch of 3305 Hassell reported a theft from the colored swimming pool one week after it occurred.
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Richard B. Scott
Mississippi St
Delta Theatre
Z. R. Bunch
Hassell
Freight cars placed in operation rise in 1957
U. S. railroads added more freight cars to service in 1957 than in any year in three decades except 1948, marking a peak in rolling stock expansion.
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Long Confident Of Tax Victory In Baton Rouge
Gov Earl Long optimistic about gas tax passage claims at least 29 Senate votes and possibly 31 with a 12 6 Finance committee report. He urges support for a wine tax while critics cite newspaper bias and warns against amendments as lawmakers debate funding for teacher raises and state revenue.
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Earl K. Long
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
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James Sparks
Monroe
Robert Ainsworth
New Orleans
Rep
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Rapides
Finance Committee
Holt
F. F. Wimberly
LTA
Wimberly
Monroe Morning World
Sam Jones
Jimmy Davis
Morning World
Shreveport Times
Alexandria Daily Towns Talk
New Orleans Times Picayune
Shelby M. Jackson
Willie Rainach
Homer
John Garrett
Sparks
B. B. Patton
Farmerville
Ralph E. King
Winnsboro
Hubert Sims
Mel Rouge
Speedy O. Long
Jena
Brenham Crothers
Ferriday
Andrew Sevier
Tallulah
New Contract Talks Resume In Detroit
DETROIT UPI New contract talks between the United Auto Workers and the big three GM Ford Chrysler resume today with the union leadership noting about 3 million dollars. The sales tax issue appears dead for now as two bills were introduced but dropped. The UAW disciplined 10 Chrysler officials with little protest, signaling member support for leadership amid prior wildcat strikes at two plants that idled 5,400 workers after Chrysler disciplined over 200 committeemen last week. The new suspensions range from one to three days for arbitration rule violations tied to grievances under the June 1 production start.
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UPI
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Monnie Cheves
Natchitoches
John Lewis
Beauregard Parish
Lewis
UAW
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