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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1961

Page

2

Wind Factory of Congress Lights Up With Light Moments

A lighthearted look inside U S Congress shows Sen Everett Dirksen and Sen Ellender among the more quotable figures as they spar over liberal labels signatures and cosponsorship. House members also contribute sharp lines and a Dubuque hymn is cited in a cheeky Congressional Record appendix.

Congressional House Congress James K. Bromwell Dubuque Garde Whitehead San Antonio Ams

Rides continue in Atlanta after violence last month

Rides, continued from page one, will go forward without prior notice as U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr warns he may reinstate the rides ban if needed. In Atlanta, Rev Wyatt Tee Walker of the Rides Coordinating Committee says there will be no advance announcements into Montgomery unless the climate changes and the rides will continue this week.

Dirksen Senate Allen J. Ellender D-La Ellender Roger Robert Benchley W.C. Fields Sen John O. Pastore U. S Frank M. Johnson Jr Atlanta Wyatt Tee Walker Rides Coordinating Committee Alabama Capital

Chit Chat and Monroé Little Theatre Summer Workshop

George Brian of Northeast will direct the Monroé Little Theatre summer workshop production King Midas and the Golden Touch at the Playhouse June 21 to 23. Flag Day observances mark the 184th birthday of the United States flag with mayoral proclamations and Boyds of the Children of the American Revolution selling tiny flag replicas downtown and in Louisville Avenue centers.

Page One Monroé Little Theater Summer Workshop George Brian Northeast King Midas the Playhouse Twin Cities United States Joseph Bowmar the Children of the American Revolution Louisville Avenue

Deep South Freedom Rides Enter Jackson Sequel

Riders prepared to handle 600 aboard as 110 protesters face breach of peace charges after blocks and delays at Mississippi border. Across Jackson, segregation persists in most facilities while airport waiting rooms remain the lone nonsegregated space. In Atlanta, new rides loom as civil rights groups plan resumed action toward Montgomery and Jackson with a reopened coordinating office.

Mississippi Line Meridian Jackson Deep South James Spencer Atlanta Alabama Wyatt Tee Walker Montgomery Ala Freedom Ride Coordinating Committee

Major Medical Aid Expands For Welfare Recipients With Serious Illness

The plan allows direct payments to physicians and hospitals for Old Age Assistance recipients with serious illness. About 3,000 with special needs will receive full medical services, replacing $17 monthly checks. Another 47,000 with extra income get medical care instead of $4.25. Roughly 75,000 with no outside income keep their checks and gain medical coverage.

Who Speaks for the Farmer in Kennedy Farm Plan

Washington AP One major hurdle in Kennedy era farm policy is who should speak for farmers. Critics say the secretary of agriculture would dominate, while farm groups demand farmer voices lead via private organizations. The plan shifts program drafting from Congress to the Agriculture Department with advisory committees from farmer nominees, risking political control over farm speakership.

Washington Congress American Farm Bureau Federation Agriculture Department Secretary of Agriculture Jfarm House of Congress House Senate Agriculture Committees Kennedy Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees Farm Bureau Farm Organization Secretary of Labor Secretary of Commerce Agriculture National Grange National Farmers Union

Test Ban Tension Deepens After Vienna Memorandum

Dean said Khrushchev’s memorandum to Kennedy makes the crisis murkier and frames the Soviet offer as a take it or leave it dictate. He blasted the Soviets for refusing to negotiate, signaling a tougher Western stance.

Khrushchev Kennedy Vienna Dean Tsarapkin

Housing Bill Faces House Fight Over Public Housing Financing

Rains said the housing bill mirrors the Senate version yet warns of a House clash on public housing and Treasury advance methods. He noted the Senate row over a moderate income family program and warned backdoor spending criticisms may reappear in the House.

Senate Rains Treasury

Air Cover Celebrates in Cincinnati with GOP Leaders

Air Cover rode in an open car through downtown Cincinnati as Republican leaders and workers met for conferences and a news briefing. A 1500-seat Music Hall dinner capped the day, featuring Sen. Thruston Morton as principal speaker urging the Kennedy administration to define limits against communism. He pressed for a clear policy and line in the era of ongoing tensions.

Cincinnati Music Hall Sen Thruston Morton Tucky Republican National Committee Kennedy

Fred Shiel Day Declared in LaSalle Parish

JENA special reports that Tuesday is Fred Shiel Day in LaSalle parish to honor his 14 years and seven months as parish school superintendent. Shiel retires at end of June as faculties patrons and officials recognize his outstanding work.

Jena Fred Shiel LaSalle Parish Shiel

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