De Gaulle and Dulles to meet in Paris next July
Secretary of State Dulles will fly to Paris on July 5 to confer with Premier Charles de Gaulle on Africa crises and a possible summit. The talks aim to clarify De Gaulle views and U.S. cooperation, including atomic weapons information sharing, before Eisenhower’s Ottawa trip.
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Washington
State Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Dulles
de Gaulle
North Africa
United States
State Department
Eisenhower
Ottawa
France
Western Alliance
Russia
Britain
Congress
U.S
Hunt for Missing Bride Underway in Norman Oklahoma
A 19 year old bride missing since May 31 is believed kidnapped. Her husband Dennis Batterman 18 was questioned by Cleveland County Attorney Hez Bussey and a state Crime Bureau agent as authorities expanded the search and watched for a light colored pickup near the Norman motel where she waited for a bus.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Dennis Batterman
Cleveland County
Hez J. Bussey
State Crime Bureau
Bussey
Batterman
Carol Ann
Chicago
Mrs. Batterman
Family Of Five Perish In Fire
A garage apartment fire in Albany Georgia killed a U S airman Sgt W E Chapman and his five children Barbara 27 his wife Karen 5 Sharon 4 Billy 2 and Susan 11 months The family’s husband was stationed in Germany and Turner Air Force Base prepared to fly him home The cause of the fire remained undetermined
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Albany, Ga
Barbara Chapman
W. E. Chapman
Karen
Sharon
Billy
Susan
Chapman
Germany
Turner Air Force Base
Louisiana Legislature Clears Gas Tax and Segregation Battles
In Baton Rouge the legislature moved into routine work after a day dominated by the gas gathering tax and segregation issues. The Senate approved the tax 28 to 11, while debates over segregation bills and higher education governance continued. Gov. Earl K Long’s administration expects the tax to pass despite constitutional questions and potential impacts on teacher pay raises.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Middleton
LSU
House
Sen. Rainach
Robert Angelle
Frank Clements
Tennessee
American Legion
Earl K. Long
Long
James Sparks
Sparks
Robert Ainsworth
New Orleans
Hulse Praises Southern Airways Growth in Twin Cities
Frank W. Hulse president of Southern Airways told Monroe Rotary Club and visiting Northeast Louisiana mayors that air traffic in the Twin Cities area far exceeds forecasts five years after service began. He noted Monroe is the third largest traffic generator on a 31 city system and that freight and express services have begun growing. Various groups joined in commemorating the airline’s fifth anniversary with receptions and luncheons at the Virginia Hotel and Rotary Club.
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Frank W. Hulse
Southern Airways
Rotary Club
Louisiana
Twin Cities
Hulse
Monroe
Atlanta
Air Express
Air Parcel Post
Claude Harrison
Virginia
Harrison
Mon
Plane crash kills three at rural Oklahoma home
A training Air Force jet rammed through a rainstorm into a farm home near Ponca City Oklahoma killing two officers from Vance Air Force Base and a woman resident. The dead are Lieut. Robert E. Irons instructors Lieut. Chris Paulos student and Mrs. Cora Harman 68. Irons and Paulos were based at Enid.
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Ponca City
Okla
Air Force
Cora Harman
Robert E. Irons
Chris Paulos
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Oklo
Irons
Paulos
Monroe Junior Chamber to Hold Final Admin Meet
Bill Hargiss announces a 6:30 p.m. meeting for outgoing and incoming officers and committee chairmen. The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce will convene in the Riviera Room of the Penn Hotel for its final administrative conference of the year.
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Bill Hargiss
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hargiss
Riviera
Penn Hotel
Transit bus service eyed for West Monroe by committee
West Monroe transportation committee members discussed the potential of adding transit bus service at a meeting held yesterday. The talk centered on establishing routes and funding to improve local mobility.
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West Monroe
Transportation Committee of the West
Monroe Market Shines In Survey Of Buying Power
Sales Management reports Monroe as a vigorous market with a retail sales volume of 88,294,000 in the year, far above the prior year’s 82,990,000. Local net incomes after taxes totaled 78,999,000, reflecting a prosperous spending pattern and gains across most retail and service sectors.
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Monroe
United States
Eight Segregation Bills Pass House in Record Pace
Baton Rouge eight bills aim to close public schools under federal integration authority. Governor empowered to act. pupil assignment under integration enabled. parents may form educational cooperatives for private non sectarian schools. One measure tightens malfeasance charges against school officials. Representative Tessier dissented on bill 947 stating overreach.
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Baton Rouge
House
Senate
George Tessier
Orleans Parish
John Garrett
Claiborne
Louisiana State University
Tessier
Garrett
Two Negroes Sought In Fatal Beating Of Father Child
In Bonifay Florida police seek two unknown Black men after a fatal beating of Imogene Darnley 26 and his 2 year old daughter Ernestine. Sybil Carnley 21 and her children Hershell Gene 6 Geraldine 7 were left badly injured while infant Bobby Ray 2 months old survived.
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Bonifay
Fla
Imogane Darnley
Ernestine
Carnley
Sybil
Hershell Gene
Geraldine
Bobby Ray
Cletus Andrews
Darnley
Man Charged In Woman's Death Dismissed
In Paducah Kentucky Forrest McAlister a Fulton insurance man faced voluntary manslaughter charges in the slaying of 23 year old Jewell English at a police roadblock. Circuit Judge Warren Eaton dismissed the case after the slain woman’s family requested it. The grand jury had also indicted Missouri state trooper Vernon Hopkins but the field مقدم.
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Paducah
Forrest McAlister
Fulton
Warren Eaton
Jewell English
McAlister
Missouri
Vernon Hopkins
Hayti, Mo
Hopkins
Miss English
De Gaulle Reprimands Soustelle Over Algeria Front Man
Paris Premier Charles de Gaulle called Jacques Soustelle to the carpet for backing Algeria insurgent committees. Soustelle, front man for officers and settlers, was criticized after returning from Algiers where the committee demanded ministers be removed and Algerian elections delayed. De Gaulle urged Moslem-majority input in North Africa and warned Salan to stay out of politics.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
Algeria
France
Soustelle
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Algiers
Raoul Salan
Salan
Plane Missing With 4 Aboard Near Plattsburgh
A B47 Stratojet with four men aboard is missing in northern New York near Plattsburgh Air Force Base. The search covers a 90 mile radius amid rugged terrain. The flight diverted from Hunter AFB Georgia to Lor ing AFB Maine. two ships landed safely. The missing plane reported no trouble and was unarmed.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
New York
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Loring Afb
Maine
Plattsburgh Afb
Dulles Accused of Light Approach to Soviet Trade
London AP report says Russia accuses Secretary Dulles of not taking a serious stance on Khrushchev’s proposal for broader U S Soviet trade. Khrushchev wrote to President Eisenhower on June 3 claiming Russia could supply more raw materials and industrial goods but could demand more if U S credits were extended.
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London
Russia
Dulles
Khrushchev
U.S
Eisenhower
Justice Of Peace Dies In Parking Lot Accident
Daniel T. Williams a 34 year old Pearl River County justice of the peace and truck line owner was crushed to death by a truck on a concrete parking lot in Poplarville Mississippi Authorities said the death appeared accidental A driver from Daphne Alabama Clifford Otto Black was detained as authorities checked the truck and the scene Williams had talked with another driver at midnight before disappearing Verlen Jenkins of New Orleans found the body about 15 minutes later on the lot near the inspection station
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Poplarville
Miss
Daniel T. Williams
W. O. Moody
Moody
Pearl River County
Black
Fred Milling
Williams
Clyde Holloman
Motor Vehicle Comptroller's
Holloman
McElroy Calls for Drastic Cold War Steps
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy warned Harvard Alumni that the United States may need to endure hard sacrifices and a more Spartan life to stay ahead in the cold war. He said peacetime efforts and social order tests would be severe and require determination.
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Cambridge
Mass
Neil McElroy
United States
McElroy
Harvard Alumni Assn
Continued Hot Weather Seen
A status quo weather report indicates hot and partly cloudy conditions for today and tomorrow. Monroe reported a high of 92 yesterday, a low of 74 last night, and a mid morning reading of 83. Tonight’s lows are forecast 70 to 74 with tomorrow’s highs 90 to 95.
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Area Weatherman
Monroe
Civil Aeronautics
Selman Field
Verbena Ferry to Close After Million Dollar Bridge
In Verbena Alabama a state funded bridge will open before year end ending the Coosa River ferry service after 86 years. Officials say the ferry landing will be turned into a small state operated playground.
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Verbena, Ala
UPI
Coosa River
Passport Ring Cracks Down On Fake Passports
U S authorities probe an international fake passport ring based in Palermo Italy. The State Department reports arrests in Europe and the United States while noting no confirmed espionage links yet. One buyer paid about 1280 dollars for a forged passport.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
United States
Europe
State Department
Palermo
Italy
Lincoln White
Louisiana House IT probes segregation at colleges after LSU clash
The Louisiana House moves to widen an inquiry following an LSU controversy over eight segregation bills. LSU President Middleton defended against anti segregation attacks as 66 faculty members signed a Civil Liberties Union petition. A new resolution seeks investigations at nine state colleges including Grambling and others under the State Board of Education.
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House
LSU
Louisiana Civil Liberties Union
Joint Legislative Committee On
Middleton
Lester Vetter
Red River Parish
State Board of Education
Kansas Girl Wins National Spelling Bee With Syllepsis
Jolitta Schlehuber of Topeka defeats Terry Madeira of Elizabethtown in the final 29th round by correctly spelling syllepsis after overcoming a mispronounced word. Terry earns second prize, while Stanley Schmidt places third. prizes range from 250 to 25 dollars plus medals.
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Washington
Jolitta Schlehuber
Topeka
Kan
Syllepsis
Jolitta
Terry Madeira
Elizabethtown
Terry
Stanley A. Schmidt
Cincinnati
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M’elroy
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