U S Troops To Lebanon Possibility
Secretary of State Dulles signaled may use military action to preserve Lebanon independence with the U S 6th Fleet watching the crisis in the Mediterranean. Marines could take action and Hammarskjold proposals would be supported. Other contingencies for aid exist but undisclosed.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Carlos P. Garcia
Russia
Kremlin
Ways And Means Kills $1 License Boost In Louisiana
The Louisiana House Ways and Means Committee rejected a proposal to raise the drivers license fee by one dollar every two years, a plan that would have generated about $720,000 annually for trade schools, police, water hyacinth control, and agricultural uses. The vote was 10 to 4 against Rep. Alton DeNux’s bill. Rep. Tom Jewell opposed, Rep. Jesse McLain abstained, and Rep. Spencer Myrick moved to approve. The present fee remains $2 biennially.
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Earl Long
Spencer Myrick
West Carroll
DeNux
Atty
Cleburn Dalton
John Nick Brown
Monteleone Hotel Man Dies in New Orleans
New Orleans hotelman Frank J. Monteleone, 65, died of a cerebral hemorrhage after a heart attack. He led the Monteleone Hotel in the French Quarter from 1940 until his death, and the family founded the hotel in 1884. Survived by a widow and two sons Frank J. Monteleone Jr. and William Attaway.
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New Orleans
UPI
Frank J. Monteleone
Monteleone
French Quarter
The
Hoel
Anthony Monteleone
William Attaway
Frank J. Moneleone Jr
Clothing Heir Kidnaped In Montreal For $10,000 Ransom
Joel Reitman 21, heir to a Canadian clothing chain fortune, was kidnapped Saturday in Mount Royal Montreal and held for ransom. A ransom note demanded $10,000 in unmarked bills. police said the money was left in a downtown hiding place but not yet picked up. The captors warned of death if authorities were informed.
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Montreal
UPI
Joel Reitman
Fortune
Dorothy
Cyril A Reitman
Greta Goode
Joel
Miss Goode
Canada
Sam Reitman
Hungary Hangs Revolt Leaders Nagy and Maleter
In Vienna, AP reports Communist Hungary executed former Premier Imre Nagy and Defense Minister Pal Maleter, along with two lesser revolt leaders and sentenced five others. The secret trial in Budapest’s Supreme Court was not dated publicly. all nine faced charges of plotting to overthrow the government.
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Vienna
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Maleter
Budapest
People’s Court
Supreme Court
Compromise Moves in Space Agency Bill Debate
Senate and House strategists begin maneuvers to bridge rival space agency bills. The Senate rejected Eisenhower’s recommendation and passed a plan creating a National Aeronautics and Space Agency led by a seven member board.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Levee Breach Forces 2300 Families From Homes in Indiana
Wabash River floodwaters spill over levees into Indiana and Illinois. About 2300 families flee as 300 feet of levee wall collapses near West Terre Haute and 1854 homes are damaged across 10 counties. Red Cross calls it one of Indiana's worst disasters.
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Terre Haute
Ind
West
Graysville
Knox-Sullivan County
Oaktown
Hutsonville
Ill
Marion
The
Red Cross
Blind Boy Creates Brighter World Through Braille Radio
Phillip Horwitz, 15, blinded 32 years ago, uses a Braille marked ham radio to contact operators in 41 states and 17 countries. His mother Mildred says he remains in good spirits at Illinois Masonic Hospital after a third operation to restore his sight. Phillip earned high marks on his operator tests and is set to graduate with honors from eighth grade next week.
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Chicago
Phillip Horwitz
Phillip
Mildred Horwitz
Rainach Group Approves Broader LSU Inquiry
A 10 member legislative committee authorized a full investigation into pro integration sentiment at LSU. The panel, led by Sen. W. M. Rainach, will use court stenographers and two counsels to pursue testimony and verify findings.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
LSU
House
W. M. Rainach
Rep. Wellbors Jack
Caddo J
W. M. Shaw
Homer
Rainach
Louisiana Civil Liberties Union
Senate
Lester Vetter
Vaccination Drive Fights Anthrax in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish reports 53 cattle dead as vaccination campaigns run at full tilt. State veterinarian Dr. F B Wheeler imposes quarantine on Ouachita and adjacent Morehouse Parish to curb movement of livestock. Officials warn of continued losses until vaccines take effect while meat and milk remain release under inspection.
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Ouachita Parish
F. B. Wheeler
Louisiana Livestock Sanitary Board
Ouachita
Morehouse Parish
J. J. Joyce
Wheeler
Morehouse
R. M. McDuff
Perryville
Collinston
Jones - McGinney
Louisiana
City Map Nears Release for West Monroe
Officials in West Monroe reviewed details of a new city map yesterday. The map, developed with the Chamber of Commerce, will be available soon from the Chamber office and given to newcomers by the newcomer committee.
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West Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Road-E-O Winners Dominate Louisiana Contest
Twin-City winners Tommy Thompson of Glenmar and Carol Cole of Emerson Street led forty contestants at the Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce state safe driving road e o in Lafayette over the weekend with Raymond among top finishers.
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Tommy Thompson
Glenmar
Carol Cole
Emerson St
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette
Raymond
Yugoslav Sources Condemn Nagy Killing as Betrayal
Belgrade officials call the liquidation of Imre Nagy and his Hungarian revolt co leaders a clear betrayal of trust. Execution feared to trigger repercussions in Yugoslavia, which had broken with other Communist states over policy. The move could push Tito toward the West and surprised Yugoslavia authorities who sheltered the leaders in Budapest.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Imre Nagy
Tito
Budapest
Russia
Right To Work Bill Killed But Author Vows Fight
The 1958 Louisiana Senate defeated the right to work bill by a 24 to 13 vote. Sen Jackson Davis led a push to base the entire subject on the issue, with the author vowing to revive it in the governor's race.
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Bill
Lawmakers vote on Monroe matter with split party lines
Senators Sparks of Monroe King of Winnsboro and Long of Jena supported killing the subject. Sims of Mel Rouge Patton of Farmerville Sevier of Tallulah and Crothers of Firrday were listed. Crothers was absent.
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Monroe
James Sparks
Ralph E. King
Winnsboro
Speedy Long
Jena
Hubert Sims
Mel Rouge
B. R. Patton
Farmerville
Andrew Sevier
Tallulah
Brenham Crothers
Ferriday
Senate panel rejects labor reform measure despite support
A 7-3 unfavorable report by the Senate Industrial Relations Committee blocks a constitutional amendment to repeal compulsory union membership. Sen. W J Cleveland backed the measure while Sen. Davis sought withdrawal. The companion act was later withdrawn from the Senate files amid opposition from Davis. Five committee members spoke against the bill, with three senators elected on a repeal right to work platform.
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Senate Industrial Relations Committee
Shreveport
W. J. Cleveland
Crowley
Jamie Davis
Senate
Davis
John Nelson
Port Allen
Farrell Blanchard
Donaldsonville
J. D. DeBlieux
Baton Rouge
Triplets Born at Home in San Francisco Family of Six
Mrs Esther Silvanes 33 welcomed a baby girl on Monday night at home, as Deborah Lynn, Lawrence Andrew, and Karen Joyce followed. All three infants were taken to Mary's Help Hospital where the boy received incubator care. Two ambulance stewards aided the delivery. The family already has three daughters.
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San Francisco
Esther Silvanes
Deborah Lynn
Lawrence Andrew
Karen Joyce
Mary's Help Hospital
Gas Tax Change Moves To Second Vote In Louisiana
Gov Earl K Long aims to redefine the gas gathering tax from two cents to one cent for a second vote after yesterday House rejection. Rep Ben Holt switched positions to bring the measure back, with sources noting the administration hopes for enough votes to pass. Long had already signed a one cent increase yesterday.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
House
Ben F. Holt
Long
Adams Denies Using Influence Help Goldfine
In a House committee, Sherman Adams testified he did not make improper favors for Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. He acknowledged a 1954 telephone inquiry about an FTC case, saying he was ignorant of rules and regulations and had not requested special treatment. He noted Goldfine had given him a rug and a coat and paid his hotel bills.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
House
Goldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Adams
FTC
Lishman
Commission
Lebanon asks U N force to seal frontiers
Beirut reports Lebanon under rebel rule requests a multinational force of land sea and air troops to seal its frontiers. Health Minister Albert Mokheber announced the appeal to U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold who was en route to Beirut for an on the spot report and possible Security Council reconvening.
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Lebanon
U.N. Force
Beirut
UPI
United Nations
Albert Mokheber
Camille Chamoun
Mokheber
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
New York
Thundershowers Continue Here
Scattered thundershowers will persist tonight and tomorrow over northeast Louisiana. The rain cooled air to 72 after a high of 86 yesterday at Selman Field. By 10 am today the high was 75 with .97 inches of rain last night. Lows tonight 72 to 76 and tomorrow’s highs 88 to 92.
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Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics
Selman Field
Huey resigns from Monroe Utilities Commission
Huey Monroe engineer resigns from the Monroe Utilities Commission citing personal business. The resignation, accepted reluctantly by Chairman French J. Smith and Mayor W. L. Howard, leaves two of the original five members. Huey thanked the city and expressed interest in the commission’s work.
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al? Huey
Monroe
Monroe Utilities Commission
French J. Smith
W. L. Howard
Huey
Smith
Travis Oliver
The
Utilities Commission
Howard
White House Confirms Goldfire Gave Vicuna Cloth to Eisenhower
President Eisenhower reportedly received expensive vicuna cloth from industrialist Bernard Goldfire, with the White House stating a friend later received the material. Press secretary James Hagerty denied a vicuna coat gift and criticized a Pearson column as containing numerous falsehoods. Sherman Adams was set to testify to a congressional committee about Goldfine links.
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Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfire
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Goldfine
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