Church Denies Mrs. Gaillot Charge List
New Orleans woman excommunicated for opposing Catholic school integration goes to Archbishop Cody’s residence seeking a copy of the excommunication decree. She leaves without a copy, plans lawsuits against portions of the press, and says she will appeal to Rome to learn her alleged charge.
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B. J. Gaillot Jr
Msgr
Charles J. Plauche
Gaillot
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
UPI
John P. Cody
Cody
Crane lands on runway delays flights at Shrewsbury AFB
Shrewsbury England upi reports a crane halted all flying on Monday when it landed on the main runway. Airmen chased the bird for nearly an hour before capturing it and sending it to Chester Zoo.
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Shrewsbury
England
UPI
Shrewsbury Air Force Base
Chester Zoo
Vietnamese Wipe Out Red Company in Mekong Delta Fight
Saigon dispatch reports Vietnamese troops using foot slogging tactics surprised two Communist guerrilla battalions and wiped out a company in the Mekong delta near the Vinh Long and An Giang border. Guerrilla casualties were 49 dead and 80 captured, with government losses of one officer and one enlisted man. Government forces seized ammunition and supplies, while U.S. Marines supported with helicopters and air strikes. Additional report: a guerrilla base was said captured in north central regions with 20 tons of rice seized.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nist
Mekong
Vinh Long
An Giang
U.S. Marine
Sai‘gon
Market Hits Fifth Straight Blue Monday on Wall Street
NEW YORK reports the stock market fell for the fifth consecutive Monday with lower volumes and prices. The NYSE saw 4,580,000 shares traded while American Telephone and Telegraph slid to $103.50, down $2.37, and Chrysler rose briefly before ending 25 cents higher. General Motors sale by DuPont is anticipated next month under a court order, involving about 2.85 million shares valued at roughly $142.5 million.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone & Telegraph
Chrysler
Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
N.J
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Funston
General Motors Corp
EL. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc
DuPont
Texas death case grips Franklin as investigators press new leads
Texas Rangers and FBI agents search for new evidence in the Henry Marsh death near Franklin after a grand jury failed to decide. The 51 year old agriculture official’s death, initially ruled suicide, was shown by autopsy to involve five gunshot wounds and carbon monoxide inhalation. Witnesses included Billie Sol Estes associates and Marsh family members as authorities pursue a police style probe despite the grand jury’s dismissal.
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Franklin, Tex
UPI
Texas Rangers
Agriculture
Henry Marshall
John Barron
Bryan
Dist
Atty
Bryan Russ
Hearne
Tex
Barron
Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Harris County
Joseph Jachimczyk
Estes
U.S. Department of Agriculture
FBI
Conservatives Demand Indian Attack On Reds
About 1000 Jana Sangh members marched on parliament demanding India sever all ties with Communist China and use military force to drive Red invaders from Indian soil. MP Atal Bihari Vajpayee said the Army is strong enough to drive the Chinese from Ladakh.
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New Delhi
UPI
Hindu Jana Sangh
India
China
Jana Sangh
Ladakh
Atalhihari Vajpayee
Marquess Denies Flunking Exam Because Of Wife
London AP report says the Marquess of Tavistock denied gossip that he failed Harvard economics due to preoccupation with his wife Henrietta Tiarks. He blamed nerves, planned to retake in London possibly under embassy supervision, which the embassy denied.
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London
Marquess of
Tavistock
Harvard
Duke of Bedford
United States
Party Leaders Assay U S Mood Of Doubt Uneasiness
Senate leaders from both parties assessed a nationwide mood of uneasiness and uncertainty, while urging rapid action on Kennedy proposals. Mansfield pressed hard on final decisions, noting looming debts, tax debates, and unfinished bills with June deadlines amid talk of longer workdays.
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U.S
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Indian army poised for action as leadership wobbles
Saffron leader Swami Ramesh Tharanand criticizes India's leadership for vacillation and weak policy toward China and Pakistan. He argues Gandhi's nonviolence cannot deliver, while Prime Minister Nehru has rejected opposition demands to sever relations with Peiping.
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India
Swami Rameshtharanand
Mohandas K. Ghandi
China
Pakistan
Jawaharlal Nehru
Peiping
Right To Work Bill To Be Heard By Louisiana House
Baton Rouge AP report says House Labor and Industry Committee will hear Rep. John Matassa’s right to work constitutional amendment Wednesday after adjournment. Each side gets 30 minutes to argue. The measure would ban compulsory unionism and require a two thirds House vote and voter approval next November.
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Matassa
Mrs. Reid To Address Realtors At State Conference
Irene Reid will speak at the Shreveport Bossier Board of Realtors educational and sales conference in Monroe. Her talk titled The Telephone Rings will cover accepted telephone techniques in real estate as Realtors from across the state attend at the LaSands Western Hills Hotel.
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Monroe
Amon Realtors
State
Shreveport-Bossier Board of Realtors
Irene Reid
la Sands
Western Hills
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Underwood Calculators
Underwood
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Satan
Texas
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Sedalia
Missouri
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Young Tavistock
His
Henrietta Tiarks
Boston
By Jack Bell
Mansfield
Mom
Rambler
Ranbler
American Motors
Northeast Motors, Inc
Mrs. Reid
Outer
Ouachita National Bank
Ayachita National Bank
West Monroe
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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