France Calls for New Laos Cease-Fire Enforcement Orders
In Geneva France urged the Laos conference to grant trace teams fresh orders and transport for enforcing the Laos cease-fire which factions still violate. Jean Chauvet defended a neutral buffer state and limited ICC powers while urging clearer directives and resources.
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Geneva
France
International Conference On
Laos
Jean Chauvet
Chauvel
International Control Commission
China
Centrol Commission
Ban Namone
Commission
Poland
Pathet Lao
Zurich
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Souvanna
Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish Clerk Records
Several property deeds are listed with buyers and sellers in Ouachita Parish. Transfers include Virgil Johns Jr to May Gulledge Young for 1950, Albert Lee Booth to John Paul Friessen for 20500, and multiple exchanges in Monroe and surrounding subdivisions with prices and mortgage assumptions noted.
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Ouachita Parish
Virgil Johns, Jr
May Gulledge Young
Albert Lee Booth
John Paul Friessen
George W. Guerriero
Marie Place
Doyle R. Hamilton Et Ax
Sher
Ley McNutt Boyce
Buie
Monroe
Elizabeth Bass Wilbanks
J. T. Wilbanks
James C. Hobson, Jr
Vernon Maxwell
David Mahoney
Secion
Renford C. Rodgers
Virgil Jewett Parker
Cole Addition
Lenard John Tindall
Monroe Real Estate Exchange, Inc
H. M. McGuire
Highland Park
J. Frank Kirby
Raymond L. Knowles
E. L. Walker
Oaklawn Realty, Inc
Richard Realty Corp
Township 18
Commerce Realty
Roselawn
Melvin L. Loper, Jr
Melvin L. Loper, Sr
Oak Park
City Eyes Gas Service Upgrade at Selman Field
Monroe officials plan contract talks with United Gas Co for service to Selman Field industrial park. McSherry will consult CLECO, which reportedly wants out, while city fixes rates.
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United Gas Co
Selman Field
Monroe
W. L. Howard
H. W. McSherry
McSherry
CLECO
H. E. Roberts
Paul Stewart
Belin and
Breard
Plum, Filhiol
McGuire Streets
Bentz Elmore
D’arbonne Avenue
George Snellings
Rochelle
Edgewater Gardens
Mobil Oil Co
Sel ™ Field
Recreation Department
Action Wagon
Hand Severed By Washing Machine In New York incident
Mrs. Glayds Dugre a 33 year old expectant mother of two had her left hand severed by a washing machine while cleaning lint from inside the machine during a spin cycle. Neighbors heard screams and an ambulance was summoned. she was reported in full condition today.
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South Farmingdale
N.Y
UPI
Glayds Dugre
Cardinal Tisserant Elected to French Academy
UPI reports 77 year old Cardinal Eugene Cardinal Tisserant dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals was elected a member of the French Academy Thursday for his scholarship and mastery of Oriental languages.
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Paris
UPI
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
French Academy
Cardinal
Uncle Sam Seeks Temporary Debt Limit Increase
Treasury faces rising deficits as the federal debt nears the legal cap of 285 billion dollars. Congress is asked to authorize a temporary limit of 298 billion for the coming year to cover projected spending and provide a three billion dollar leeway, with optimism for potential revenue gains in 1963 despite current shortfalls.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Uncle Sam
Congress
Treasury
U.S
Italian Troops Open Fire on Dynmiters in Tyrol
Italian army units fired at four unidentified dynamiters who neared the Ponte Gardena power plant before dawn. The incident followed a wave of more than 40 bombings that damaged plants, cut power, and left thousands unemployed, with South Tyrol under military guard and 1,000 Carabinieri patrolling lines.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Ponte Gardena
Mario Scelba
Moonshiners Unable To Drink Lab Concoction
In Susanville California police found a moonshine still built by three members of the high school’s graduating class using equipment from the chemistry lab. The youths were ordered before the county probation office after admitting they made liquor for personal use. One boy said the liquor was so bad they couldn’t drink it.
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Susanville
Calif
Susanville High School
Lassen
C. H. Malone Dies In Farmerville Rites Saturday
C H Skinnie Malone 52 of Farmerville died at Norris Booth clinic from a heart attack. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev L B Hall and Rev Enon Boyette officiating. Burial in city cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral home. Survivors: widow Ellis Malone, mother Vira Brown, daughter Mrs Lamar Haddox, Oak Grove, one grandchild. Pallbearers listed.
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Farmerville
C. H
Skinnie) Malone
Norris Booth Clinic
First Baptist Church
L. B. Hall
Enon Boyette
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Ellis Malone
West Berlin Watches Khrushchev Berlin Ultimatum
West Berliners remained calm after Khrushchev warned the West to settle Berlin on Soviet terms. Many shrugged off the speech, noting no new changes, while the spokesman said the ultimatum altered nothing in the city’s tense stand.
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Berlin
UPI
West
West Berlin Braces for Trouble Amid Kennedy Stand
West Berliners, led by Mayor Willy Brandt, expected dangers but trusted Kennedy’s pledge to defend the city. They refused to panic yet prepared for possible trouble, acknowledging Khrushchev’s stance and the risk to their sector in a tense period.
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Khrushchev
New Jersey Freeholders Reject Name Change Proposal
Atlantic City officials voted down a proposal to rename the New Jersey Association of Chosen Freeholders citing concerns the term freeloader sounded too negative. The vote keeps the long standing title for the county governing body.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Association of Chosen Freeholders
New Jersey
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San Gabriel Canyon
Califor
Nia
Azusa
Los Angeles
Selman
Tyrol
Martin
DeSiard St
People’s Homestead
Cypress
Pine
West Monroe
C. H. Malone
West Berlin
Monroe, LA
Hatten & Norris
Wood St
W. Monroe
Penney
Penney’s
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