Pins Presented for 20 Years Service at CAA Week Kickoff
Ben F Brown and Jack Hover receive 20 year service pins from Jim Williams Monroe Chamber of Commerce manager as CAA Week begins. Brown is airways operations specialist in Monroe and Hover is chief airways specialist in Monroe. Williams presented on behalf of L C Elliott CAA Region II administrator.
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Ben F. Brown
Jack Hover
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Jim Williams
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Monroe
Williams
L. C. Elliott
Jim St. Julien
Fear of Titoism drives Hungary revolt leaders' executions
UPI analysis argues that fear of Titoism and nationalism within Communist ranks fuels Moscow and Budapest to purge leaders Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter. The piece notes Kremlin pressure on Gomulka, fears of a renewed Stalin-like purge, and possible moves against Tito after Hungary.
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Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Budapest
Red
Communist Party
Russia
Red China
Belgrade
Tito
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Nagy
Hungary
Kremlin
Farmers Meet Here Tonight Discuss Pests
The Ouachita Parish Farm Bureau and extension department host a 7:45 p m meeting at the Agricultural Building in West Monroe to discuss cotton insects. Extension entomologist Kirby L Cockerham will cover poisoning types for cotton pests and how to monitor stinkbugs in corn and the cotton webworm. LSU experiment station entomologist Dr John Roussel will summarize recent insect research and future goals. Parish Agent J J Joyce notes a local physician may describe safe handling of poisons and that Cockerham and Roussel will tour parish farms this afternoon to report findings. Joyce urges all farmers to attend.
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Ouachita Parish
Cockerham
John Roussel
LSU
Joyce
Roussel
Crossett Lumber Plant Hits One Million Safe Man Hours
Crossett Lumber Company in Crossett Arkansas reached one million man hours without a lost time accident becoming the second U S mill to do so. The last disabling injury occurred October 31 1957 and workers will receive hams as recognition. Safety directors Russell Bell and Bill Huie note a four year decline in injuries from 1955 to 1957.
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Crossett. Ark
Crossett Lumber Company
H. S. Mersereau
Crossett Company
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Russell Bell
Bill Huie
Miller Named To UPI Radio News Post
Dean C. Miller, 41, named national radio news manager by United Press International. He replaces Charles E. Ahrens who moves to a new post created to support radio service expansion after the UP and INS merger. Miller will base in Chicago and is a Pleasant Gap Pennsylvania native, Penn State graduate of 1939.
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New York
UPI
United Press International Today
Dean C. Miller
National Radio News
Miller
Charles E. Ahrens
United Press and
International News Service
Chicago
Pleasant Gap
Penn State University
Ambridge
Fifth Victim Dies From Shreveport Wreck Near City
A two car collision about 25 miles south of Shreveport, Louisiana, left five dead and multiple injured. Kenneth Ellzie, 14, of Shawnee Oklahoma, was the latest to die in hospital. Earlier victims included Carl Ellzie, his wife, son Marion, and Elster Bates of Port Arthur, Texas. Bates' wife collapsed at the scene and was hospitalized. Bates' sons Joseph and Terry were critically injured, David five was seriously hurt. Troopers said Bates attempted to pass a truck in a rain storm.
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Shreveport
Here
Kenneth Ellzie
Rte. 1
Shawnee
Oklo
Carl Ellzie
Oklahoma
Marion
Elster Bates
Port Arthur
Tex
Ellzie
Lou Anna
Linda
Bates
Joseph
Terry
David
Virginia Group Drafts Private School Incorporations
The Coordinating Committee to Maintain Efficient Education in Virginia started drafting articles of incorporation for private schools in Charlottesville and Arlington County. Chair Lewis Pendleton Jr. said the corporations are organized on standby if public schools close due to desegregation in September.
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Richmond
Virginia
Charlottesville
Artlington
Lewis
Pendleton Jr
Private corporations plan dual race schools under charter rules
Pendleton described nonprofit, nron stock schools to be filed with the state corporation commission. Charters will outline objectives to provide educational opportunities and own or lease classroom buildings. Some points will match, others tailored to local needs, andSeparate schools for white and Negro children could be operated.
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State Corporation Commission
Pendleton
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Charles M. McCann
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
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UPI Radio News Post
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Reublein
Hartford
Sears
Metairie
Winnsboro
Abbeville
Arcadia
Kraft Paper
Elizabeth
Louisiana
Orleans
U.S.A
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Virginia Group
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