Conference on Aging Sees Society Fail Senior Citizens
A Northeast State College conference on aging heard that modern industry lacks a place for elders and that seniors suffer from low social status. Dr. Perry Howard urged society to reform attitudes as panels addressed income maintenance housing health care employment and cultural concerns.
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Perry Howard
Howard
Northeast State College
Northeast
George T. Walker
Louisiana
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Childs Resigns As Head Of Chain Big Chain Leader Steps Down
SHREVEPORT Special Officials of the Kroger Co Big Chain division will select a successor to Alvin Childs president of the local firm in the next days. Childs resigns to devote full time to personal business interests. He led Childs Big Chain from 13 stores in East Texas to 30 supermarkets in 19 Arkansas Louisiana towns.
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Shreveport
Big Chain
The
Kroger Co
Alvin
Childs
Alvin Childs
Childs Food Stores
Jacksonville
Tex
C. A. Childs
East
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Childs Group
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Big Chain Stores
Childs Big Chain
Ark-La-Tex
Alert troops in Japan brace for Eisenhower visit security
In Tokyo Japanese security officials placed a 2000 man regiment on alert and a 15000 strong Tokyo division ready to deploy as leftist protests loom during President Eisenhower's U S visit. Police mobilize a 25000 officer force to guard the president amid raids on unions and student groups and possible parliamentary moves over the security treaty.
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Tokyo
Japan
Eisenhower
Defense Board
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kawasaki
Zengakuren Student Federation
Zengakuren
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Toys at War Tumult in Toy Shop
A policeman investigating a midnight disturbance at a Bath shop found a battery operated toy machine gun merrily firing at a platoon of toy soldiers causing a comic wartime scene in a local toy store.
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Toys AT War
Bath
England
UPI
Winnsboro Man Faces Richland Peace Charges
A 40 year old Winnsboro man, G. W. Polk, was arrested Monday after a disturbance at a drive in cafe about 22 miles southwest of Rayville. Held in Richland Parish jail on a 350 bond, Polk faces drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges. He was later returned to Winnsboro and was wanted by Franklin authorities for resisting arrest.
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Winnsboro
Richland Parish
Rayville
G. W. Polk
Franklin Parish
Richland
Polk
Franklin
Unionists At Missile Bases Voting Today
In San Diego AP report machinists vote on a Conrard offer that could ease labor troubles as strike deadlines loom for 50,000 other workers. The poll, covering 30,000 members, centers on field wage rates per diems benefits and seniority at Atlas missile bases struck eight days ago. The nationwide strike spans Cape Canaveral Florida to Vanderberg California, tying up test and launch sites for the Atlas intercontinental missile.
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San Diego
Calif
Conrard
International Assn. of Machinists
Cape Canaveral
Florida
California
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Special Church Program Slated at First Baptist Church
A program titled Life for Christ will be presented at 2:50 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church Negro, 3821 North 8th. Pastor Rev. P. C. Keal announced Bernice Burns will lead a multi-part program including Jesus the Teacher The Master Workman Christ's Betrayal The Crucifixion The Resurrection and His Ascension. It will feature music poetry drama and pictorial representation.
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Christ
First Baptist Church
Negro
North 8Th
P. C. Keal
Bernice Burns
Jesus
Explosives Found In Synagogue After Bombing
A Uruguayan synagogue was bombed causing a fire and minor damage. Unexploded bombs were found in two other Jewish sites. One person died and two were injured in a garage explosion possibly linked to the attacks. The incidents occurred before Israel's envoy presented credentials to Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Itzak Harkavi
Eisenhower arrives in Manila greeted by Garcia at airport
About 25,000 people gathered near the airport to greet President Eisenhower on arrival in Manila. Welcomers carried banners urging a range of demands, including World War II damages and Philippine criminal jurisdiction over American servicemen. Eisenhower was welcomed by President Carlos P. Garcia, who placed a flower lei on him as Barbara Eisenhower, in a white hat, accompanied him.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Philippine
Islands
Carlos P. Garcia
Barbara
Garcia
Linda Garcia Campos
Heart Gadget Gives Man New Lease On Life
Carl Barker a 38 year old Milwaukee engineer explains how an electronic transistorized pacemaker installed in January by University of Minnesota surgeons gave him a new lease on life after multiple heart attacks dropped his heart rate to about 20 beats a minute. He returned to work in the spring. The device uses an eight inch steel wire lead through his chest to the heart attached to the ventricular muscle in two places.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Carl Barker
Barker
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
C. Kwalton Lillehei
Rites Wednesday For N. G. Otwell
Nathan G. Otwell, 55, of West Monroe died at 11:30 last night after a long illness. He worked for Olin Mathieson. Funeral services set for Assembly of God Church in Calhoun at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Rev. W. C. Elmore with Rev. S. Davis officiating. Interment at Twin City Memorial Gardens. Kilpatrick's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include widow Mrs. Nathan G. Otwell of West Monroe, two sons John E. Otwell and Nathan G. Otwell Jr., both of West Monroe, two daughters Mrs. Gloria Avant and Mrs. Barbara Bell, all of West Monroe, and four grandchildren. Pallbearers named: Leo Coker, Lavelle Howard, Perry Williams, Curtis Taylor, J. R. Spurlock, Bill Taylor.
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Nathan G. Otwell
Suquaknatch
Otwell
Olin Mathieson
Assembly of God Church
Calhoun
W. C. Elmore
S. Davis
Twin City Memorial Gardens
Kilpatrick
West Monroe
John E. Otwell
Nathan G. Otwell, Jr
Gloria Avant
Barbara Bell
Leo Coker
Lavelle Howard
Perry Williams
Curtis Taylor
J. R. Spurlock
Bill Taylor
Baton Rouge House approves three admin bills
The House Judiciary Committee approved three administration measures led by a bill authorizing disowning any public institution ordered to integrate by its governing body. The package also creates a central purchasing agency for state departments and lets parishes change parish government forms, drawing criticism from police jurors.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
House
Judiciary
Jimmie Davis
Cuba shifts toward Soviet bloc amid influx of visitors
In Havana Ernesto Guevara and Fidel Castro hosted Eastern visitors as Cuba pursues trade pacts with the Soviet Union and Poland. A Czech mission, Bulgarian hosts, and Chinese opera reflect widening ties. Khrushchev may visit, signaling a regional tilt away from the West.
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Havana
Ernesto Genvara
National Bank of
Cuba
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Guevara
China
Soviet Bloc
United States
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Man Sentenced to One Year in Ouachita Parish Jail
Judge David I Garrett sentenced Herman Glisson aged 30 of Hattiesburg Mississippi to 12 months in Ouachita parish jail on three counts of issuing worthless checks with a fourth charge nol pros. The sentences run concurrently and he was placed on supervised probation.
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David I. Garrett
Ouachita Parish
Fourth District Court
Herman Glisson
Bay Street
Hattiesburg
Miss
Leverett Named President Of American Nuclear Society
Dr Miles C Leverett of Cincinnati was named president of the American Nuclear Society the nation s largest group of nuclear scientists and engineers. Leverett a General Electric scientist helped Enrico Fermi build the first nuclear reactor at the University of Chicago in 1942 and later worked on the atomic bomb at Oak Ridge Tennessee.
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Chicago
UPS
Miles C. Leverett
Cincinnati
American Nuclear Society
Leverett
General Electric
Enrico Fermi
University of Chicago
Oak Ridge
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