Wife predicts pressure may oust Sherman Adams
Mrs Adams says Democrats will keep attacking her husband Sherman Adams until he resigns. She defends gifts from Bernard Goldfine, notes $22,300 family income, and says the charges will be used to curtail investigations. She calls the rug gift a friendly gesture and urges that modest means guide the Adams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Adams
Washington, D. C
Adams
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Minneapolis
UPI
Sherman
Eisenhower
Congress
Clark Mollenhoff
Harris
Bus Plunges Over 25 Foot Ledge Near Atlanta
In heavy rain a Greyhound bus rolled down a 25 foot embankment near Atlanta injuring 20 people. The bus with 28 passengers left the Atlanta terminal minutes earlier en route to Cincinnati via Chattanooga from Jacksonville. Seven ambulances transported the injured. one was admitted, the rest treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Greyhound
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Fla
Dance With Diane Chapter 18 Tensions Rise Over Archies Watch
Diane faces shock as Archies watch turns up in Larry s LA apartment. She urges patience and questions a frameup while Larry seeks work at Adventureland. Bill handles the case carefully telling Diane to avoid sharing details with Larry and leaves action to Anaheim police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Bill
Archie
Larry
Los Angeles
Captain North
Police Headquarters
Adventureland
Anaheim
Jim
Wheat Harvest At Hand Good Crop Forecast
Kansas farmers expect a strong wheat harvest with yields possibly 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Officials project more than 218 million bushels as combines begin on up to 10 million acres, with weather and pests as the main risks. The harvest surge starts near the south central border next week, aided by caravans of combines heading to fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Kansas
Raymond Frye
Sumner County
Liberal
State Employment Service
Texas
Oklahoma
West Monroe Voters Favor City Bus Line Opinions
Residents including A C Saxon and Blanch Hope urge a city wide bus system as a modern solution to traffic parking and growth. Others like Horace Josey Linda McCormick J M Gilstrap Marilyn Hopkins and A R Nix discuss potential benefits for workers students and suburban residents with concerns about funding and self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Saxon
Barber
Arkansas Road
West Monroe
Horace B. Josey
North 5Th St
Monroe
Linda McCormick
2Nd St
Marilyn Hopkins
Alabama St
A. R. Nix
Willis St
Ovnia Bonnett
Eros
Federal Aid In Jonesboro and New Orleans Building Plans
Sen. Ellender announced bids for the $19.07 million New Orleans federal building and discussed five Louisiana federal projects including a $506,029 Jonesboro building under a lease purchase. Plans for Minden, Lafayette, Lake Charles, and Jonesboro were outlined with completion timelines and costs. He also noted a $48,000 pilot for specialized weather forecasting in the Mississippi Delta to aid farmers and tornado warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Jonesboro
New Orleans
Louisiana
White House
Minden
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Ellender
Senate Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
Mississippi Delta
Paper mill workers seek ride sharing solution
Fragments show concern over transportation for paper mill staff. Text hints at collective need to ease commute problems and possibly organize an informal ride system among employees.
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Sherm
Pliofilm
Red
Jsress
By Rob Eden
J. M. Gilstrap
DeSiard Drive
Bawcomville
Nix
Bonnett
Josey
Gilstrap
Chuck
U. S
Fine Meats
Cypress
Aron Pharmacy N
Louisville
Life Magazine
Stauffer
America
Ferriday
6Th St
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