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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1959

Page

18

Florida man admitted signing others names to 47 telegrams

Florida man David Nemerov of Palm Beach confessed he signed other people names to 47 telegrams urging confirmation of Lewis L. Strauss as secretary of commerce. Senator Smathers said two complainants had denial and a third objected to the use of their names. Nemerov apologized saying the act was his sole fault and he did not consult Strauss.

Washington UPI George A. Smathers D-Fla Florida Lewis L. Strauss Commerce Smathers David Nemerov Palm Beach Fla Nemerov Sen Hugh Scott R-Pa Strauss Lewis Strauss Gale McGee D-Wyo Senate Commerce Committee McGee New York Admiral Strauss

Johnson says Senate will pressure on civil rights and other Eisenhower requests

Senate Republican leader Dirksen comments on Lyndon Johnson outline of Senate agenda. Johnson seeks a civil rights measure and a slate including extension of trade development, international wheat agreement, excise tax changes, military and atomic energy construction, foreign aid, and an inter American development bank. He omits Humphrey Youth Conservation Corps and full farm or education bills this year, noting wage hour and unemployment acts may wait. Kennedy showing interest in some items.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Eisenhower Johnson Dirksen Inter- American Development Bank John F. Kennedy D-Mass

Easy Way to Kill Ants and Roaches

A reader notes a home pest solution for ants and roaches at multiple locations including North Fourth Breard Sears Town Louisville Avenue, detailing a simple method for rapid control.

North Fourth Breard Sears Town Louisville Ave

Police Chief Urges Friendly Advice To Traffic Violators

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Joseph Simpson said officers should give friendly advice instead of issuing tickets to traffic violators citing delays and drivers’ impatience with police.

London UPI Metropolitan Police Joseph Simpson Simpson

Knights of Pythias Stonewall Lodge Meets Tomorrow

Members of Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p m tomorrow in Castle Hall. Officials urge all members to attend.

Stonewall Lodge No Knights of Pythias Castle Hall

Almond Defends Public Schools in Virginia Graduation Address

Gov. J. Lindsay Almond urged Virginians to preserve public education and reject private segregated schools as a path to avoid integration. He warned that abandoning public schools risks weakening support for private education and stressed the need to defend desegregation despite political resistance. He spoke to 97 graduates in Front Royal amid ongoing school closures and boycott actions in Warren County.

Front Royal UPI J. Lindsay Almond Almond Warren County Virginia Prince Edward County

American film producer David Rose reports jewelry burglary in London

London police say American born producer David Rose was robbed at his apartment of jewelry valued at $56,000. Investigators believe a skeleton key was used to gain entry and the theft occurred in a bedroom.

London UPI David Rose

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