Adlai Stevenson rules out 1960 bid in Britain trip
Adlai Stevenson told British reporters he will not seek the Democratic nomination in 1960. He said he would travel to the Soviet Union on a business trip to collect royalties for American authors, represented by the Authors League of America, citing over 2.8 million dollars unpaid by the Soviet Union. He travels with his son Borden and plans stops in Brussels and Scandinavia before the Soviet visit.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Stevenson
Soviet Union
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Clerk’s Records
A series of property transfers are listed in Ouachita parish clerk of court records. Transactions include Mahoney to Saxon for Lot 16 Block 2 Shady Oaks for 2000, Riser to Zuber for West Heights units, Zuber to Primos for 1515 acres valued at 55000, and others involving Birch Williams Bell, Carbone Realty, and James Coleman among multiple lots and parcels with prices ranging from 2209.33 to 55000.
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Ouachita Parish
David M. Mahoney
James W. Saxon
Shady Oaks
Fred
Melvin Riser
P. G. Zuber
West Heights
Jack Seal James
Kelly Bledsoe
Davis Lowe
Birch Williams Bell
J. M. Bell
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Lee Weers
Robert L. E. Hutson
Cage and Watkins
Haynes
Henry Comanche
Jack M. Buttitta
Paul’ P. Malikowski
James A. Coleman
Carson Homes, Inc
Lakeshore
Five Killed From Same Family In Louisiana Truck Crash
A United Press International survey notes at least 12 deaths in Louisiana over the weekend. Five Slade family members died in a truck-car crash on U S Highway 80 at Greenwood, while three more perished in a separate two-car collision near Shreveport.
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United Press International
Louisiana
Greenwood
Howell D. Slade
Coy Harris Slade
Lewan
Judy
Shreveport
Jesse Fields
Mooringsport
Fields
Henderson Jordan
Arcadia
Buford Crawford
Ronald Webb Fullilove
Jury Deliberations Continue in Evans Trial in Globe
A Superior Court jury in Globe remains deliberating over Wilmer Walter Evans after 36 hours of testimony. Jurors sought a rereading of life imprisonment as the judge explained its meaning, with Evans visibly shaken and restrained when he rose to leave. The 37 year old Baton Rouge pipefitter faced a murder charge tied to a 250 foot plunge into San Carlos Lake that killed his wife Frances. Eight women and four men were sequestered in the old stone courthouse as the session extended into night.
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Wilmer Walter Evans
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Baton Rouge
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Frances
Jesse Udall
Safford
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Rainach Group Plans Inquiries On LSU Integration Foes
Baton Rouge AP. A 10 member joint committee led by Sen. W. M. Rainach meets to decide hearing access for ACLU officials and to review information from LSU faculty who signed a LCLU petition opposing segregation bills. The panel may hold closed sessions to verify data before testimony.
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Troy Middleton
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Coolest Customer in Connecticut Rescues Self
Mrs. Stanley England of Beacon Falls, Conn., caught her hand in a washing machine and used the other to reach the phone and call state police. The incident highlights her calm under pressure.
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Beacon Falls
Conn
UPI
Stanley England
River Road-E-O champion crowned in Lafayette event
Raymond Young of Centerville won top honors in the state teenage Road-E-O here this weekend. Genell Kesner of Lafayette was the highest ranking girl. Young will compete in the national competition in Washington in August.
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UPI
Raymond Young
Centerville
Genell Kesner
Lafayette
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Washington
Treasury reports $9.55 billion financing completed
The Treasury issued a final report on its financing showing holders of three maturing issues exchanged all but 356 million dollars of their securities for new issues. Subscriptions to a new 25 percent bond totaled $7,384,131,500 with the remaining rollover amounting to $1,815,261,000 placed in a 1 percent certificate.
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Washington
UPI
The
Treasury
Brawl at The Friendly Cafe Ends With Arrests
A Saturday night fight at The Friendly Cafe on Thomas Street left one man with a left arm cut and several others arrested. Police say Rufus Cupid of 110 Price St. was injured. The department also handled ten accidents with two injuries and issued multiple tickets for traffic violations including reckless driving speeding stop sign violations improper brakes and numerous parking tickets. Two people face charges for operating a vehicle under the influence.
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Thomas Street
James C. Kelly
J Jr
Rufus Cupid
Price Lstreet
LSU Board of Supervisors Term Cuts Spurs Floor Action
Louisiana lawmakers move to shorten LSU board terms as supporters push eight to seven year plans. Alumni Council urges two year delay and an eight member draft committee for 1960 legislation. Measures propose eight to seven year terms with varied district representation amid debate.
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St. Tammany
T. T. Fields
Union
Fields
Senate
Brenham Crothers
Senate Education Committee
LSU
Rex McCullough
Baton Rouge
Mrs Higdon 52 Dies Unexpectedly in West Monroe
Annie Higdon aged 52 of 304 Crosley West Monroe died Monday morning from a heart attack. She was dead on arrival at St Francis Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Mulhearn Funeral Home incomplete. Survivors include husband Andrew J Higdon stepson Jack Higdon Jr stepdaughter Mrs Glen Broussard three sisters Mabel Welsey Louise Engles and Mrs Jack Rivoire all of Jennings. She had lived in Monroe six and a half years. She had recently been recovering from a fractured ankle.
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Crosley
West Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Andrew J. Higdon
Jack Higdon Jr
Glen Broussard
Mabel Woolsey
Louise Engles
Jack Rivoire
Jennings
Monroe
Dulles Says West Will Stand Firm Over Summit Pressure
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told reporters that Western allies will resist a rushed summit with the Soviet Union. He forecast that any heads of government meeting would come only after sober, fact based decision making, not emotions, and stressed patience amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dulles Comments On Summit Prospects
Dulles stated the United States and its allies are weighing the wisdom of a summit meeting. He noted that current discussions are led by diplomatic explorations in Moscow and emphasized cautious examination of possible high level talks.
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United States
Moscow
The Man Who Has Life Insurance Is A Good Provider
Neighbors cannot judge a man's provision by visible signs alone. The unseen assets like deeds savings accounts and life insurance show responsibility for the family's future. Life insurance strengthens the bond between spouses and fulfills a vital obligation. Institute of Life Insurance advertises at 488 Madison Avenue New York. When someone's counting on you you can count on life insurance.
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New York
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