Five Arrested In Mexico U S Scheme
Five members of a flying narcotics ring were arrested in a U S Mexico drug operation. The ring used a four seat private plane to move heroin from Mexico to Texas and Georgia via Paris Panama. Bail totals 550000. The plane was seized at La Guardia.
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Lester Ehlens
Marvin Wright
Miami Springs
Fla
Victor Stadter
MacAllen
Tex
Mexico
U.S
New York
UPI
Texas
Georgia
Paris
Panama
House Scores Victory On Debt Limit
The House approved a 308 billion debt ceiling for President Kennedy by 211 to 192, defeating a Republican bid for 306 billion. Senate opposition from Byrd looms, with talks likely to settle near 306 billion as economists warn of limited fiscal wiggle room. The timing risks a June hearing and a drop from 300 to 285 billion as the year ends.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Byrd
Eisenhower
Brookings Institution
Senate Finance Committee
12-Year-Old Boy Killed Escaping Red Zone
Berlin AP reports a 12-year-old boy was shot dead by Red border guards while fleeing East Germany during Whitsun. death raises wall fatalities to 36. A 14-year-old East German swimmer was shot last month and remains hospitalized in West Berlin. The regime strengthens barriers with bunkers, ditches, and barbed wire along the 100 mile frontier.
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Red Zone
West Berlin
U.S
Zehlendorf
Crash Fatal To Elton Resident
Elton Louisiana crash kills Melvin Lee Gillard 23 as his car on U S 190 between Basile and Elton meets a semi trailer. Johnny E Maddox, truck driver, says Gillard came at him on the wrong side and swerved into the trailer, Gillard dies en route to hospital.
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Elton
UPI
Melvin Lee Gillard
U. S. 190
Basile
Johnny E. Maddox
Gillard
Bill To Uncloak Deadheads Set Up For Sunday
Governor Jimmie H. Davis faces a controversial measure as legislators return Sunday night to vote on a bill to require that all unclassified state employees be made public. The House postponed action Thursday amid a busy schedule and the Senate previously passed the bill 20 to 19.
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Jimmie H. Davis
Johnny Rogers
Senate
House
Little Hoover Commission
Robert Munson
Commission
W. K. Brown
James Leake
West Feliciana Parish
New Research Spikes Claims Of Exec Risk
Dr Allan J Fleming medical director for E I Dupont says studies on executive health show no increased risk of stress disease as executives climb the ladder. He cites Advanced Management article comparing top executives and others finding no significant differences in ulcers blood pressure heart trouble obesity or cholesterol.
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New York
Allan J. Fleming
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
Wilming
Advanced Management Office Executive Magazine
Fleming
Senators Lift Mob Curtain In Chicago
In Washington a Senate subcommittee examines alleged mob influence in Chicago night clubs. A dancer Anita Lapouchok, 22, married, Latin dancer, may testify about coercion and sex trade. Chicago hoodlum Joey Aiuppa previously invoked the Fifth. Testimony also set from Ann OConnor, AGVA foe, and Martin Cavanaugh, AGVA Chicago branch manager.
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Washington
Honky Tonk
Chicago
Entertainers’ Union
Senate
Anita Lapouchok
Canada
Joey Aiuppa
American Guild of Variety Artists
Ann O’connor
Martin Cavanaugh
AGVA
Afl-Cio l
Monroe student Lucinda Guilkey among 39 all A scholars
Lucinda Guilkey a Monroe junior at Mississippi State College for Women is named among 39 students who earned all A grades in the second semester. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Guilkey of Monroe.
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Monroe
Lucinda Guilkey
Mississippi State College For Women
the College
Miss Guilkey
G. D. Guilkey
Vacation ideas bloom in the Mid South guides
Monroe and West Monroe Chambers of Commerce publish vivid vacation guides covering Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi. The colorfully mapped guides highlight regional attractions lodging dining and events for a cheerful get away.
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Middle South
Monroe
West Monroe Chambers of Commerce
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Second annual golf outing by Monroe club set for June 20
The Traffic and Transportation Club of Monroe West Monroe hosts its second annual golf outing at Highland Park Country Club on June 20. Play begins at 7 a.m. The event ends with a social hour.
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Traffic and Transportation Club of
Monroe - West Monroe
Highland Park Country Club
Dale or Queen Dognapping Case Jumps Through Courts
In Sylvania Georgia two years of court drama center on a lemon and white pointer claimed by W L Scott as Dale and George McDonald as Queen. A jury convicted McDonald of dognapping but appeals and retrials failed to resolve ownership. A civil suit for repossession was set for August.
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McDonald
Scott
Queen
Dale
Screven County
Georgia Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Carson Hilton
Queen ‘Or
Kennedy Seeks House Aid To Undo Senate Poland Yugoslavia Limits
President Kennedy urges House action to reverse Senate restrictions on aid to Poland and Yugoslavia. Key lawmakers fear loss of preferential tariff terms and criticize the move as a Moscow boon. Ambassadors Kennan and Cabot support Kennedy’s stance. debate centers on foreign aid and trade provisions.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
George F. Kennan
Belgrade
John Moors Cabot
Warsaw
U.S
Moscow
State Department
Ways and Means
Congress
Kennan
Cabot
Ouachita to unveil colorful new health unit in 1963
Ouachita’s new health unit on DeSiard Street near Eastgate, built by Tudor Construction Co. of Alexandria, features light blue green walls and beige tiles. The $400,900, schedule-based project should open early in 1963 and is described by Parish Health Director Dr. W. Carroll Summer as a big improvement.
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Quachita
Parish Health
W. Carroll Summer
Summer
Tudor Construction Co
Alesandria
DeSiard Street
Eastgate
Destruction pledge rocks Algiers hospital complex
Algiers vast Mustapha Hospital suffered heavy damage to three surgical pavilions and the central laboratory as the Secret Army Organization announces an all out scorched earth campaign in Algeria. No injuries were reported as Moslem patients were relocated to makeshift clinics amid renewed clashes with European settlers.
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Mustapha
Secret Army
Algeria
National Liberation Front
FLN
Secret
Oran
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Georges Bidault
Brussels
Germany Ousts Jazz Trumpeter
American jazz trumpeter Chet Baker, 33, is ordered to stay out of West Germany for three years and faces possible deportation after narcotics theft and forgery charges. His drummer Donald Scott Brown, 37, was arrested on narcotics charges. Police anticipate court action unlikely. both to be escorted to the border. Baker seeks Swiss plans amid a Munich clinic treatment.
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Munich
Germany
Chet Baker
West Germany
Baker
Donald Scott Brown
Lindau
Switzerland
Carol Jackson
London
Weather outlook for weekend shows mostly fair skies
Cloudy or windy conditions ease as cooling rains end. Weekend forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little temperature change, highs around 88, lows near 68. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday's high 85, low 47. Sunset 7:17 p.m., sunrise Saturday 5 a.m.
Today’s Chuckle Even the best family tree has its sap
A light humor item notes that even the strongest family tree has sap in its branches, a playful quip on genealogical pride and inherited quirks.
Tobacco Fortune Boy To Inherit $30 Million
Walker P. Skipper Inman Jr. a quiet 10-year-old from a rural South Carolina community inherits $30 million from the Minnon estate of Nanaline H. Duke founder of the American Tobacco Co. Duke died at 90 and probate was opened in New York. Skipper lives with his uncle and aunt near the Georgia line and attends a local elementary school while his father died in 1955 at his Georgetown plantation from a barbiturate overdose.
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8.C
South Carolina
Walker P. Skipper Inman Jr
Nanaline H. Duke
Duke
American Tobacco Co
New York
Skipper
Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
Hugh Lightsey
Susan Inman
Susan
University of South Carolina
Georgetown
S.C
Marcello Back On Stand Today In Deportation Case
Carlos Marcello a New Orleans rackets figure fights deportation and returns to the stand in a federal hearing on reversing his 1938 marijuana sale conviction. He argues lack of attorney representation at plea could undo the conviction and affect the deportation order.
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New Orleans
Carlos Marcello
Stocks Rally After Six Day Nosedive Gains Led by Blue Chips
NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks reversed a six day decline and moved higher in active trading. Major gainers included American Telephone American Tobacco Procter & Gamble and Chrysler. IBM leaped nearly nine points as others in electronics like Fairchild Zenith Litton Texas Instruments Beckman Burroughs and Cenco rose. Ford edged up. Industrials several sectors advanced while some娱乐 drifted lower.
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UPL
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Procter & Gamble and
Chrysler
IBM
Fairchild
Zenith
Litton
Texas Instruments
Beckman
Burroughs
Cenco
Cab driver beds down with eleven kittens in hotel
Boston UPI reports cab driver Elbert Pitkins found a cat and her 11 kittens asleep in his bed upon returning home from work. Rather than wake them he checked into a hotel, letting the felines rest safely in his home.
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Boston
UPI
Elbert Pitkins
Pitkins
Financier Joins Exclusive Club in Rio
New York financier Edward M. Gilbert fled to Rio de Janeiro after admitting unauthorized withdrawals of nearly $2 million from F. L. Bruce. He joined a fugitive group in Brazil, swelling the club to four with Earl Belle, Benjack Cage, and Lowell Birrell. U.S. authorities seek to question him as extradition gaps leave the fugitives in relative ease.
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Brazil
New York
Edward M. Gilbert
U.S
Gilbert
Rio
F. L. Bruce
Fugitive Club
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Eastern Investment Development Corp
Texas Tycoon
Benjack Cage
Lowell MacAfee Birrell
Swan Finch Oi! Co
United States
Estes To Meet Creditors Again Pay Plan Hinted
Estes to appear in U S District Court in El Paso for another creditors meeting. The receiver’s committee will report to Judge Thomason, with a probable partial plan for debt repayment. Receiver Moore’s report shows income 143584.55 and expenses 113017.78 as grand jury reconvenes next week.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
U.S. District Court
U.S. Dist
R. E. Thomason
Estes
Harry Moore
Thomason
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