Postponement In Airline Strike Calls Off Walkout
Washington AP Flight engineers temporarily postponed a planned strike against Trans World Airlines as government settlement recommendations are studied by union and carrier negotiators. Labor Secretary Goldberg announced the pause as Idlewild workers began picketing.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Goldberg
New York
Idlewild
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Wisconsin Law
Nathan B. Feinsinger
Kennedy
East Carroll Vote Registrar Cecil Manning resigns under fire
Registrar Cecil Manning of East Carroll parish quits amid federal court action over voter discrimination. He notes possible contempt for decree and cites legal uncertainty, saying the job’s duties and small salary are not worth ongoing litigation. Resignation effective June 14 to Gov. Davis.
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East Carroll
Jimmie H. Davis
Jack P. F Gremillion
Ben C. Dawkins, Jr
Manning
Davis
Dawkins
Davis Wins Again Over Veto Override Bill
Gov Jimmie H Davis led the opposition as the Louisiana House rejected the Little Hoover Commission bill that would let the Legislature override a governor veto by mail ballot The measure failed 60 to 35 with Rep Risley Triche as a key opponent It would have required voter approval in November and faced strong resistance from Davis floor leaders and several lawmakers across the northeast region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hanna
Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Little Hoover Commission
House
Risley Triche
Triche
Richard Bertrand
Lafayette
Bertrand
Davis
Rep
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Lawrence Gibbs
Mike John Jr
Monroe
Louisiana
Lasley Downes
Rayville
Edgar Lancaster
Tallulah
James
Justice Dept Sues to End Airport Segregation
The Justice Department announced two federal suits to end racial segregation at airports in Birmingham Alabama and Shreveport Louisiana. Federal action seeks desegregation and compliance with civil rights laws, reflecting ongoing federal enforcement of equal access standards.
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Washington
Justice Department
Birmingham
Ala
Shreveport
233 Negroes Registered At Orleans Schools
In New Orleans 233 Negro children will enter desegregated first grade classes next fall. School Board President Theodore H. Shepard noted this is under 42 percent of the Negro students in the system, while 141 registered for previously all white schools and 92 sought desegregated first grade slots in six schools. The district begins the third year of desegregation under federal orders, with parochial schools also fully integrated.
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New Orleans
Theodore H. Shepard
O. Perry Walker
Archdiocese of
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Louisiana Couple Killed In Wreck Near Barstow Calif
A Louisiana couple, Dayton C. Greer 59 and Mordelle Greer, were killed in a five car crash on Highway 466, 30 miles northeast of Barstow. Edward P. Sheehan 61 of Hinckley Calif was booked on suspicion of felony drunk driving. the Greers' son Jimmy 17 survived.
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Barstow
Calif
Louisiana
Here
Dayton C. Greer
Mordelle
Box 207
Pineville
Edward P. Sheehan
Hinckley
Sheehan
Greers
Jimmy
Oklahoma redistricting struck down by three judge court
A three judge federal panel ruled Oklahoma's legislative apportionment laws unconstitutional for discriminating against urban residents. The court gave the state until July 31 to begin reforms. In Algiers, mortar shelling hit a Muslim quarter of Oran as a truce frayed. Eighteen troops were wounded, with casualties among Muslims unclear.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Algiers
Oran
Voter Registration Below Half of Ouachita Adults
Ouachita Parish shows only about 25,739 registered voters among an estimated adult population of 57,900. Registrar Mae Lucky calls the low registration deplorable, citing negligence and illiteracy as factors. Federal scrutiny touches East Carroll for lack of registered Black voters.
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Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Mae Lucky
Monroe Chamber
James Williams
Lucky
East Carroll
Canada election leaves Conservatives with minority government
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Conservatives remain the largest party in the House of Commons but fail to win a majority. With 117 seats and three undecided, Liberals at 96 and Social Credit with 30, New Democratic with 19, a minority government seems likely and a new election may follow within a year after routine administration. Recounts and absentee military votes could shift final tallies, while Ontario and Quebec blocs provided key gains for Liberals. The July Ontario seat loss due to a campaign death shapes the near-term balance.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Government of
Prince Albert
Sask
Liberals
Cial Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Ontario
Quebec
New Democratic
Social Credit
Two men fined after Miss. raid for whisky and gambling gear
In Biloxi Mississippi two men pled no contest to possession of whisky and gambling paraphernalia found during a National Guard raid on June 13 and were fined 138 dollars each. In Baltimore a committee plans mass picketing Kennedy appearance to protest a federal indictment of a Negro news reporter. Kennedy will speak at Morgan State College at a Negro Publishers Association meeting.
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Biloxi, Miss
National Guard
Baltimore
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Negro Publishers Assn
Morgan State College
Retirement party for Molly Armstrong at Para gon club
Mrs. Molly Armstrong, retiring after 22 years with the state labor department, will be honored Thursday night at the Para gon club starting at 7 30 p m. State employment service employees sponsor the event.
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Molly Armstrong
Paragon Club
State Department of Labor
State Employment Service
Sailor Arrested For Bomb Remark
Navy fireman apprentice Selendonio Cota of Artesia New Mexico was arrested aboard the USS Glacier in New Orleans after telling steward Maureen Jernigan he had a bomb on a United Air Lines flight 748. FBI Boston said the remark was false and Cota faces U S Commission proceedings.
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Boston
New Orleans
FBI
Leo L. Laughlin
Selendonio Cota
Glacier
Cota
Artesia
N. M
United Air Lines
Maureen D. Jernigan
Orange Naval Base
Texas
Lightning Kills 2 Girls in Central Indiana Storms
Violent storms from Texas to the Great Lakes caused tornadoes and high winds. In Indiana a teenage girl died crossing a highway near Putnamville and another girl died after falling on a live wire in Greenfield. A tornado destroyed a drive in theater in New Castle and winds toppled a drive in screen in Connersville.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
California
Thermal
Putnamville
Greenfield
New Castle
Connersville
Monsanto
Ill
Mississippi River
Venice
Effingham and
Mattoon
Childress
Tex
Quanah
Vernon
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
New York City
Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals Across Towns
Windy Whiffandbill reports warm spell likely to break with showers and humidity remaining high. Winnsboro saw 1.43 inches of rain on Monday while Tallulah, Jonesville, Calhoun and Monroe logged varying amounts and temperatures reached 95 degrees in Winnsboro and 92 in Monroe with a recent 70 degree low. Predicted high today around 90 with a 72 degree low and 63 percent humidity.
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Winnsboro
Tallulah
Jonesville
Calhoun
Monroe
Hospital bill prompts joke about masks in operation
A comic item notes a hospital patient faces charges after an operation. The punchline quips that masks in the operating room are understandable given the bill. The brief uses a light, period-appropriate tone.
Witnesses Describe Teens Forced Into Vice Trade
Senators heard that girls as young as 15 were imported from Canada and Cuba to work as night club entertainers and forced into prostitution. Two men named as kingpins, Sam A. Holzman and Sam Mitchell, refused to answer questions under the Fifth Amendment. Immigrant officials testified that Holzman led a Havana group called Caribbean Theatrical Agency, with ties to Canada’s Paramount Booking Agency and head Billie Brown, all linked to the racket.
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Washington
Canada
Cuba
Sam A. Holzman
Wheeling
W.va
Sam Mitchell
Calumet City
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Holzman and
Mitchell
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mario T. Noto
Holzman
Caribbean Theatrical Agency
Havana
Glen F. Rice
Paramount Booking Agency
Montreal
Billie Brown
Rusk Opens Western Europe Fence-Mending Tour
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Paris to begin a 10 day Western Europe swing. He vows to reinforce solidarity with Allied leaders and seeks agreement on a unified nuclear policy amid France and the United States diverging views. He will meet leaders in Paris Bonn Rome Lisbon and London and stop in Berlin after talks with the Soviet ambassador.
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Dean Rusk
James M. Gavin
U.S
France
Paris
Europe
Orly Field
Rusk
North Atlantic
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Portugal
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Washington- Paris
Bonn
Rome
Lisbon
London
Berlin
Atlantic
Alliance
Annatoly Dobrunin
Khrushchev says no war over Berlin during Romania visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told railway workers near Bucharest that no war over Berlin is needed and no deadline will be given to resolve the issue. He warned against threats and said a peace treaty could end West Berlin occupation if no U S understanding is reached, while condemning continued nuclear testing.
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Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Tiros To Seek Cause Of Killer Storms
Cape Canaveral reports TIROS V weather satellite launched aboard a Thor-Delta rocket at 7 18 am to study tropical storm origin and development. Despite a short circuit in ground equipment the auto pilot kept the mission on course and first cloud pictures were relayed to Wallops Island, Virginia.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Robert Gray
Property Owners Vote Today On Hospital Tax
About 25 000 eligible voters decide on a one mill maintenance tax to finance a parish hospital for the mentally retarded. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm. If approved, the tax would raise about 119 000 dollars annually for 10 years beginning Jan 1 1963. Renovation proceeds by volunteers, initial 60 to 80 cases expected, staffed by around 20 people under an administrator to be hired soon. Commissioners Heard Ike Hamilton Balfour Harris Roberson oversee with a special committee. results to Heard’s West Monroe bank office with canvassing set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Heard
Ike Hamilton
Hugh Balfour
W. K. Harris
J. W. Roberson
West Monroe
First National Bank
The
Bank
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