Mobs Continue to Clamp Down on Ringleaders
A report describes continued mob action with strong, silent men grappling ringleaders as authorities struggle to restore order after clashes on the streets. The scene depicts rapid suppression efforts and mounting tension among bystanders.
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Ranx
Eisenhower on Soviet Propaganda and Philippine Relations
In a speech, President Eisenhower condemns Red propaganda as a weapon against free nations and rejects colonial oppression. He notes 12 countries lost independence in 15 years under communism and 33 lands achieved self determination, while stressing patience and mutual respect in U S Philippines ties and affirming Philippine sovereignty.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Republic
Republic of the Ippines
Philippines
Catholic parents urge end to segregation in education
A letter from Catholic parents calls for removing segregation and discrimination in schools. It cites Archbishop Frummel and a Feb 19 1956 pastoral letter condemning segregation as morally wrong, noting ongoing difficulties and a September 1957 delay before integration.
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Christ
Frummel
Tokyo Parliament riot devastates streets and police cars
A violent night in Tokyo sees youths attacking government ground near Parliament. Trucks form a barricade, wooden aprons shield police, several vehicles set ablaze as rioters clash, while medics and hoses attempt to quell the chaos amid a sea of torn handbills.
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Tokyo
Parliament Ground
Crime totals by parish and offense counts
The report lists parish by parish crime counts across categories. Notable totals include Jefferson with murder six, aggravated rape sixteen, narcotics five hundred thirty seven, gambling forty nine, robbery seventeen. Calcasieu Robbery two and Tangipahoa murder ten with related offenses. many parishes report zero or minimal figures for narcotics and gambling.
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Iberia
Washington
St. Landry
Lincoln
Rapides
Lafayette
Quachita
Calcasieu
Jefferson
St. Tammany
Tangipahoa
Former Governor Long Arrested After Traffic Incident
Major Palmisano assisted at the scene and Long was booked on five counts including reckless driving and driving without a license. He posted bail after appearing via attorney James Screen as judges extended trials to August 18 to continue his congressional campaign.
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Ear K. Long
New Orleans
Long
Dominic Palmisano
Palmisano
Andrew Bucaro
James Screen
Howard Taylor
Paul Garafalo
Congress
New Sign Put Up For Thieves In Atlanta
An Atlanta fruit stand dealer posted a sign condemning theft. It warned thieves to steal the biggest fruit since the judge would give the same time for a small theft, prompting clerks to note a dramatic drop in pilfering.
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Atlanta, Ga
Legislature Backs Enlarged School Lunch Fund Amid Cuts
Jackson and budget officials settled on a school lunch fund of 11 356 717 after resisting a five million slash. Committee added 1 250 000 and a 324 000 cost of living raise for lunchroom workers. Parish superintendents warn eight million local aid cut threatens terms. governor’s stance remains firm as lawmakers push salary hikes for officials.
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M. Jackson
Jackson
Davis
James F. Redmond
New Orleans
Fromer
Earl K. Long
Supreme Court
Senate
Marchers Davis leaders oppose home rule shift in parish gov
Louisiana parish jurymen gathered in Baton Rouge to oppose bills converting the police jury system to council manager government. The meeting, sparked by W A Breedlove’s criticism of state spending, drew sharp exchanges as Morrison condemned anti home rule measures among some 1800 bills. He urged unity with Gov. Davis and legislators to protect local control.
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Davis
T. T. Fields
Risley Triche
Byron Lehmann
Plaquemines Parish
George A. Hero
Hotjcause
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Morrison
Jimmie H. Davis
House
Senate
IAM machinists strike hits Lockheed and Atlas sites
About 10,000 IAM machinists began a strike at several Lockheed aircraft plants and formed picket lines. Separate action saw IAM picketing Air Force bases where Convair operates Atlas missile facilities, intensifying a broad labor action in the space and missile program.
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Ing
United States Space and Missile Program
IAM
Lockheed
Air Force
Convair
Atlas
Twin City CHIT CHAT Continues On Page One
Local column recaps speed stunt combat flying and scale models in progress. City hall news notes Mayor Howard reports hot morning as air conditioning breaks down. repair expected promptly.
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Monroe City Hall
W. L
Jack) Howard
Lawmakers Meet Governor Over Senator and Representative Pay Hikes
Rep Jesse McLain of St Tamany Parish led colleagues to see Gov David about House backed increases for senators and representatives. He said the administration was open to compromise on the pay raise by offering an extra $100 monthly expense allowance just before the House vote.
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Jesse McLain
St Tammany Parish
Gov. Davis
House
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