De Gaulle Raises Final Say Demands For NATO
Power play report notes Gen Charles de Gaulle seeks sole authority over NATO military decisions with France controlling use of atomic warheads and sharing in atomic secrets. It also covers Iceland Britain tensions over fishing limits, Pope John XXIII travel plans, a Jakarta shooting clash, Sumatra revolt talks, and Korean Red gunboat warnings near the truce line.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Britain
NATO
de Gaulle
Mediterranean
U.S
Iceland
Norway
Denmark
John XXIII
Jakarta
Tandjung Priok
Indonesia
Sumatra
Republic of Korea Navy
Yellow Sea
Deaths in Northeast Louisiana Miss Louise Beers and Others
Funeral services were held for Miss Annette Louise Beers 84 a retired school teacher who died in a Winnsboro nursing home. Burial was in Silver Cross Cemetery. Also listed are Ralph Woodall 31 a paratroop veteran who died after a long illness and Michael Ray Bass five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Bass of New Orleans, with services in Oak Grove Forest Community Church of God and interments in local cemeteries.
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Louise Beers Tallulah
Annette Louise Beers
Winnsboro
William S. Spilman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Silver Cross Cemetery
Ralph Woodall
Central Ave
West Monroe
Woodall
Alto Baptist Church
E. D. Smith
O. W. Roberts
Mangham
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Tracy Marie Woodall
Laura Elizabeth Lowrey
First Assembly of God Church
Columbia
J. P. Patton
Monroe
Lee Anding
Jim Howard
L. E. Lowrey
E. E. Lowrey
L. A. Lowrey
Clarks
J. C. Lowrey
Shreveport
Michael Ray Bass
Oak Grove
Jasper Bass
New Orleans
Forest Community Church of God
Kenneth Smith
Forest Community Cemetery
Gay
Donna Jean
Jeanette
Letha Boatner
May housing starts pace tops 1955 for month
May private housing starts fell to a 1 340 000 annual rate from 1 390 000 in April yet marked the strongest May pace since 1955. Plywood prices eased in the Pacific Northwest while Manhattan Shirt Co raised its shirt price by 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Labor Department
Pacific Northwest
Manhattan Shirt Co
Debt Ceiling Costs Nation Millions Cited by Brookings
A Brookings Institution study argues the national debt ceiling has cost taxpayers millions as government actions skirt the limit. It criticizes policy effects on defense, recession measures, and debt management while noting Congress weighs raising the debt cap from 298 to 295 billion and permanent limit from 283 to 288 billion. The report cites the Federal National Mortgage Association’s 1957 financing under a near ceiling.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Congress
Eisenhower
Marshall A. Robinson
Brookings
Federal
National Mortgage Assn
Treasury
The
Jet-ing Vacumatic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor offers a device that allegedly trims fuel use by jet ing and vacu matic action automatic in operation. Easy to install for cars trucks and tractors with promotion to write or send postcard for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Vacumatic Carburetor Co
State St
Wauwatosa
Wis
Hofer linked to Atlanta to Augusta travel after prior arrest
Beazley says Hofer rented a car in Atlanta Sunday and drove 174 miles to Augusta where he had been arrested previously for disturbing the peace in disputes with his wife. In April he faced kidnapping charges in Florida related to his wife on a Pensacola divorce hearing route. Capt. B. T. Kline won the Southwest smallbore metallic sight championship at Chennault AFB, taking first in the 50 and 100 yard events and second in another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beazley
Hofer
Atlanta
Augusta
Florida
Pensacola
Fort Worth, Tex
B. T. Kline
Chennault Air Force Base
Gun Battle Ends in Slaying of Police Officer and Two Children
In Augusta Georgia a Florida businessman Hofer aged 34 killed his two children and a police officer during a gun battle at the parents home of his estranged wife. Officers responded after Hofer crashed through a living room window with a .38 revolver and began firing.
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Augusta
Florida
Hofer
Edgar F. Beazley
Sumter Lewis
Joe Reynolds
Dorothy Bailey Hofer
Vicky Ann Hofer
Katherine Hofer
Beazley
Reynolds
Lewis
Taxpayers Funded Remainder Of Borrowed Money At Low Rate
The text notes that the needed funds could have been borrowed at four percent, with taxpayers covering the remaining difference.
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Carl Wison
Ft. Worth
Doyle Ray Petty
Wilson
Petty
Pope Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
Shaw-Walker
Shaw- Walker
Louisiana
Charles James
Robert Jean
Jean H. Gilbert
Raymond Woodall
San Antonio
James
Henry Gilbert
Betty Jean Calhoun
Ruth Carol
Dorothy Ann
Peggy Sue Gilbert
Mrs
Laura Lowrey
Statistical Bulletin of the
Textile Economics Bureau
Feas
ARI
Louisville
A —Authorized Sales & Service
Perry Daniel Ad
J. C. Thrower
Man
Beneficial Vacation
Beneficial
Bernhardt
Walgreens Drug Store
Cor
DeSiard
Second Streets
Wes
Delta
Memphis Paducah
St. Louis
Evansville
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Chicago
Fairfax
Delta Ticket Office
Frances Hotel
Indianapolis
Orlando
Miami
Detroit
Tampa
New York
Baltimore
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