Police Capture Brothers After Huge Manhunt
The Coyle brothers, targets of Massachusetts' largest manhunt, were trapped in woods near a liquor store crime scene. William Coyle, 22, died from police gunfire at St Luke's Hospital. John Coyle, 24, was unharmed. They had kidnapped William Sedgwick, 49, and fled from Philadelphia to Massachusetts. Sedgwick escaped as officers closed in. a major manhunt involved state troopers, conservation officers, FBI agents, and local police.
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Middleboro
Mass
Coyle Brothers
Massachusetts
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Coyle
John
Philadelphia
William Sedgwick
Sedgwick
John Coyle
Conservation
FBI
Walter Schmidt
Union City
N.J
Victoria Canova
Canova House
Geneva Talks Hit Impasse as Eisenhower Sees Dublin Prospects
President Eisenhower said Geneva foreign ministers talks have reached an impasse and a summit is not brighter. He would attend a heads of government meeting if progress on East West issues, not only Berlin, is made. He rejected calls to convene steel talks to break the deadlock, deferring to current diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
White House
Stuart Symington
Western Allies press last-ditch bid on Berlin crisis
Secretary of State Herter and Western allies push a revised five-point plan to Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Geneva. If Moscow shows interest, a new interim Berlin settlement could lead to an East West summit. failure risks renewed Berlin tensions and possible conference breakdown.
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Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
Lloyd’s Quarters
Germany
Foreign Ministers
West Berlin
West Germany
Big Four
Broad Civil Rights Expansion Faces House Hurdles
A House Judiciary subcommittee announced a bill to broaden the 1957 Civil Rights Act focusing on desegregation in schools. It would make crimes against court desegregation decisions federal offenses and extend attorney general injunctive power to civil rights cases. A state panel voted to block enforcing school desegregation by the attorney general. Southerners oppose broader powers while Northern Democrats push the expansion amid possible full committee resistance.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Judiciary
Eisenhower
Samuel Celler
New York
Page One
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
House
Tugs Collide In Gulf Of Mexico
A 40 ft tug the George B sank after colliding with the Lone Star in the Gulf of Mexico near Gulfport Mississippi. All three crewmen were rescued by the Lone Star and were aboard about five miles southeast of Gulfport. The Lone Star headed toward Gulfport after the incident.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Stalt
Gulfport
Miss
Lone Star
Dallas Feels Morning Earthquake Near 4 27 A M
A slight quake shook Dallas 46 seconds after 4 27 a m. Dr Eugene Herrin of Southern Methodist University called it an earthquake close by. Squire Haskins said the tremor lasted about five seconds and shook his bed.
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Dallas
Sai
Eugene Herrin
Southern Methodist University
Squire Haskins
Librarian Maud Bentrup to Attend ALA Conference
Mrs. Maud Merritt Bentrup head librarian at Northeast Louisiana State College will attend the American Library Association conference June 22 to 27 in Washington DC The opening session will feature Bennett Cerf president of Random House and noted television personality at the Sheraton Park and Shoreham hotels.
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Maud Merritt Bentrup
Northeast Louisiana State College
Ameriian Library Association
Washington D. C
Sheraton Park
Shoreham
Bennett Cerf
Random House Publishing Company
Two Twin City youths among LSU group at Ft Hood Texas
At Ft Hood Texas two Twin City boys are among 116 LSU youths reporting to the base. The item notes continued coverage on the following page.
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Twin City
LSU
Ft. Hood, Tex
Attack by MIG Fighters Hits US Plane Off Korea
A U S Navy patrol plane crew described a raid by one to three Red-starred MIGs 45 miles east of North Korea. The tail gunner, Aviation Electronics Mate 2nd Class Donald E. Corder, was wounded, while two of the plane’s engines were out and other guns out of action. The plane limped home to Japan as Sabre jets responded.
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Yokosuka
Japan
North Korea
Air Force
Aviation Electronics
Donald E. Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Ill
Frazar Declares Governor Status If Earl Long Enters State
Acting Governor Lether Frazar asserted that Earl Long becomes governor the moment he crosses into Louisiana. Gremillion clarified that Frazar remains acting governor while Long is hospitalized or unable to act, with no definite date for removal of the vacancy.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Lether Frazar
Earl Long
Louisiana
Long
Jack Gremillion
Texas
Long Returns Prompts Louisiana Officials to Review Law
Reports say Governor Earl K. Long may be moved to a New Orleans hospital prompting state officials to consult the lawbooks. They question how a voluntary hospital stay would affect his return to Baton Rouge and whether he can resume duties if able.
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Baton Rouge
UPD
Earl K. Long
New Orleans
Capitol Press Room
Long
Ochsner Foundation
Louisiana
Parishes Prepare for Voter Purge Drives
Senate committee on segregation says about 15 parishes ready for rapid voter roll cleanups. The group plans to enter Opelousas and at least one more parish to remove unqualified voters, with potential court action to overcome resistance.
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W. M. Shaw
Court Attaches Lewis Property in Memphis Suit
Judge Hoffmann issued an order attaching all personal property of rock star Jerry Lee Lewis of Ferriday Louisiana and Memphis Tennessee. The restraint bars disposal of assets or record royalties until Lewis pays a $4 100 judgment to General Motors Acceptance Corp. The debt concerns an overdue balance on a car Lewis bought and later abandoned in New York amid dispute over trouble with the vehicle.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Robert Hoffmann
Jerry Lee Lewis
Ferriday
Memphis
Lewis
General Motors Acceptance Corp
New York
Moon measurement joke and heredity quip in London briefing
A humorous London brief quotes Lord Boothby advising the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors to ignore moon measurement. He notes you can see the moon every night and it does not look promising. A father muses on heredity as a son begins to act foolish.
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London
Lord Boothby
Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors
Ike and Solons Demand Count on Navy Plane
Eisenhower and top senators pressed for immediate reports on why a Navy patrol plane could not fire during a Sea of Japan attack. They sought an explanation for missing gun parts and were told a probe is underway as Adm Beakley and Adm Burke order details on the gun trouble.
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Ike
Solons
Washington
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Sea of Japan
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Adm
Wallace M. Beakley
Naval Operations
Arleigh D. Burke
Beakley
Senate
De Valera Appears Set in Irish Presidential Vote
In Dublin, Eamon De Valera, 77, faces Gen. Sean MacCoin as Ireland chooses a president. Voter turnout is about 75 percent of 1.7 million, with De Valera poll projections well ahead of MacCoin and no third candidate in the race.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Sean Maccoin
de Valera
Britain
Maceoin
Sean O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Fair and warmer area forecast for Monroe region
The area outlook calls for continued warmth this afternoon and tonight with unsettled conditions from tropical storm Beulah, expected to reach the Louisiana coast tomorrow. Highs yesterday reached 91 degrees at Selman Field Monroe, with a 69 degree low and no rain reported in the Monroe West Monroe area.
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Beulah
Louisana
Texas
Monroe
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Wording Of Document Is Main Holdup
Galveston hospital plan to move Gov Earl K Long to New Orleans stalled over a legal motion. Mrs Long seeks dismissal of a 90 day Texas commitment with a promise to enter Ochsner clinic, while Long’s attorneys contest including such a promise in the order.
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Governor Long
Blanche Long
Louisiana
National Guard
Ray Hufft
Galveston
Texas
Earl K. Long
New Orleans
Wilma Lockhart
Galvestion
Tex
UPI
Long
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
John Sealy Hospital
Louisiana Air National Guard
Levy
Ochsner Clinic
Beck Indicted in Taft Hartley Act Case Involving 1954 Payoff
Former Teamsters leader Dave Beck and two executives Roy Fruehauf and Burge r Seymour were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges tied to a 1954 $200000 payment to Beck. The case centers on Taft Hartley Act prohibitions against union officers accepting payments from management. The indictment covers actions while Beck was Teamsters president and his union represented the two firms’ workers. The precise purpose of the payment was not disclosed.
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NEW York
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Roy Fruehauf
Birmingham
Mich
Fruehaul Trailer Co
Detroit
Burger Seymour
Litchfied County
Teamsters
U.S. Atty
Hazard Gillespie
Fruehauf
Seymour
Senate Select Committee
State fiscal year spending cut by 88 million after vetoes
Baton Rouge AP reports state spending for the next fiscal year is reduced by more than 88 million from legislative proposals. Acting Gov. Leter Frazar vetoed about 83 million from the general appropriations bill and trimmed five million across 11 House measures. Final totals after vetoes place the general appropriations near 391 million, with officials to recheck figures.
Disabled Veteran Says Wife and Three Held Him Captive
A 32 year old disabled veteran Harold May Jr of Newton County said his wife Joyce May and three others beat him with chains during a week of captivity to force him to sign over his government pension checks. He was found near a tourist court on U S Highway 80 west of Meridian in critical condition. Joyce May 24 charged with kidnapping. others face pending charges.
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Meridian
Miss
Dist
Atty
James F. Shumate
Harold May Jr
Newton County
May
Here
Mehan
Joyce May
Jack Gould
Lula Mae Waddel
Alabama
Irvin Hastings
Newton
Gould
Shumate
Harry Hughes
Alton Allen
Air Conditioners and Fans Advertised in News-Star World
Used air conditioners and fans marketed as bargains in the News-Star World want ads. One unit listed is a Mitchell 34 ion air conditioner, 115 volt, priced at $50. Contact FA 5611 for details.
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News-Star World
Mitchell
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