Herter to Address Nation on Geneva Deadlock Tonight
Secretary of State Christian Herter announced after a White House breakfast with President Eisenhower that he will report to the nation on television Tuesday night about the Geneva talks. He said the broadcast will include a general evaluation of progress and where the talks stand. He stressed no summit was discussed with the Russians and that Measurable progress is needed before any top level meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva Con
Herter
C. Douglas Dillon
White House
Geneva
House
Senate
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Martin Urges Early Decision On Governorship
Louisiana officials debate who is governor as Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar acts while Earl K. Long remains in a mental hospital. Secretary Wade Martin Jr. urges a rapid determination of the chief executive identity and notes state funds and bonds are being issued daily.
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Martin
Baton Rouge
Jack Gremillion
Lether Frazar
Louisiana
Wade Martin Jr
Earl K. Long
Long
Mandeville
Weather Outlook for Louisiana With Warm Temps
Cloudy skies persist with warm conditions over Louisiana. Widely scattered thundershowers expected this afternoon and evening, then partly cloudy conditions through tomorrow. Overnight low 72 to 76, tomorrow’s high 88 to 92. Yesterday’s high 90 and low 63 with no rainfall.
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Louisiana
O Mahoney Suffering Mild Stroke at Bethesda Hospital
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney of Wyoming has a mild stroke and is receiving treatment at Bethesda Naval Hospital, according to his office. The disclosure comes from his Washington staff.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph C. O’mahoney
D.wyo
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mayor Del Villano sails with 70 bearskins for Buckingham Palace
Guards TIMMINS Ontario report mayor Leo Del Villano departs for Montreal with over 70 bearskins destined to become hats for Buckingham Palace Guards.
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Timmins
Ont
Leo del Villano
Montreal
Buckingham Palace
Klaus Fuchs Released or Transferred in Espionage Sentence
The London Evening News reported that atom spy Klaus Fuchs was released from prison. A later edition stated he had been transferred to another facility to serve the remaining days of his 14 year espionage sentence.
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London
London Evening News
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
Four Charged in Dalton Shooting Death
Sheriff Donald McArthur filed murder charges against four white youths in the killing of an 11 year old Negro boy in Dalton. Warrants were signed for Kermit Pritchett Jr. 19 Herbell Ekins 18 Billy Joe Rolen 17 and Leroy Gentry 23 all of Dalton.
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Dalton, Ga
Donald McArthur
Kermit Pritchett Jr
Herbell Ekins
Billy Joe Rolen
Leroy Gentry
Dalton
Eisenhower Committee to Release Preliminary Price Study
Washington report says President Eisenhower's price stability committee will publish a preliminary report on its economic growth study within a few days. The panel aims to outline early findings and suggestions for stabilizing prices to spur growth.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Committee On
Court upholds one Ohio contempt conviction 4 4 split
The Supreme Court unanimously voided contempt convictions of three Ohioans for being trapped by the Ohio Un American Activities Commission. By a 4 4 vote the court sustained a similar conviction of a fourth Ohioan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Eisenhower Housing Chief Attacks Compromise Housing Bill
The housing secretary condemned the compromise housing bill as costly and laden with bonuses for the big people, criticizing its provisions and implications for policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviets Warned of Gas and Germ Warfare Threat
Congressional testimony today warned that the Soviet Union could unleash poison gases and germ warfare if war breaks out, signaling high risk of chemical and biological attack as tensions rise.
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Washington
Congress
Mullins Selected for Illinois Mathematics Institute
Mrs. Virginia W. Mullins, Ouachita Parish High School teacher at 407 McCain Jr, has been chosen to join the Mathematics Institute for secondary school teacher training at the University of Illinois from September 1959 to August 1960.
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Virginia W. Mullins
McCain Jr
Ouachita Parish High School
Mathematics Institute
University of Illinois
Monroe City Council Regular Meeting Scheduled
The Monroe City Council will meet in regular session on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the office of Mayor W. L. Ho ward.
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Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Four Die In Stampede After Theater Roof Rips Open
In Toluca Mexico a violent wind storm tears off a theater roof triggering a stampede that kills four people and injures about twenty seriously as panicked patrons rush to exit the building.
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Toluca
Mexico
Four Youths Given Life For Attack in Florida
In Tallahassee Florida four white youths convicted of raping a Negro coed received life prison sentences from Judge W May Walker. The life terms were the maximum under the verdict with a mercy recommendation. The defendants were William Ted Collingsworth David Ervin Beagles Patrick Gene Scarborough and Ollie Stoutamire. The judge noted the offense as horrible and urged the men to seek solace from God.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. May Walker
Florida
Willian
Ted) Collingsworth
David Ervin Beagles
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Ollie Stoutamire
Walker
God
Mom Daughter Lawyer Team in Louisville
In Louisville, Maude Hughett and her daughter Josephine run a family law practice between the jail and courthouse. Maude, a 50-year attorney, specializes in bankruptcy and real estate, while Josephine focuses on rape cases. They defend a multigenerational legal line dating to 1911 after Maude married her lawyer husband and joined him in practice.
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Louisville
Josephine
Hughett
Maude Hughett
Maude
California
Janie Courtright
D. Dian Hixon
Los Angeles
Hughetts
Knoxville
South
Mason-Dixon Iline
University of ‘Tennessee Law School
Space finder claims plastic spheres show future navigation
Navy captain P W H Weems holds plastic spheres he says will guide space travelers in determining their location. The device provides a quick visual observation of position in space navigation.
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P.W.H. Weems
Long's Bid For Freedom May Come In Court Wednesday
Gov. Earl K. Long's new attorney Joe Arthur Sims said court action could begin as early as Wednesday to challenge the governor's confinement in a mental clinic. Sims visited Long at Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville and said he is exploring legal avenues, including constitutional provisions, to determine Long’s status and possible release. Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar awaits a ruling on whether he is acting governor as Louisiana faces a leadership question this week.
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Southeast Louisiana
Mandeville
Long
Sims
Jin
Luther Frazar
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Louisiana Veterinarians Open Convention in Monroe Today
About 200 Louisiana veterinarians opened the eighth annual summer conference of the Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association at the Virginia Hotel in West Monroe. Mayor W L Jack Howard welcomed the group as activities run through Tuesday with panel discussions on animal diseases and addresses by veterinarians.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association, Inc
Virginia Hotel
W. L. Jack Howard
Highland Park Country Club
West Monroe
Federal
Robert S. Sharman
Sam Elmer
C. K. Mingle
I. M. Paton
James
Victor “Driscoll
William H. Lockard
House Debates Bill To Curb Federal Preemption Of State Laws
The House opened debate on a plan to bar federal laws from nullifying state statutes. Opponents led by Emanuel Celler vow a fight, while the Justice Department warns of dangerous confusion. The measure aims to override recent Supreme Court rulings, with past House approval 241 to 155 and a Senate shelving a similar version. A parallel bill seeks Fed Reserve action to curb high interest rates amid criticism of Eisenhower policy.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Department
Senate
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Federal Reserve
McNamara
Treasury
Summer rites clash with Stonehenge revels in Britain
About 2,000 youths gathered at Stonehenge near Amesbury to welcome summer with dancing and moonlight, while 14 Druids led a solemn procession around the stones. Police flanked the circle as revelers drank heavily and slept off their excess.
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Amesbury
England
Order of Druids
Britain
Stonehenge
Hagerty to Undergo Appendicitis Surgery at Walter Reed
White House press secretary James C Hagerty will have an appendectomy at Walter Reed Army Hospital today. Anne Wheaton said there is no cause for alarm and no emergency. Hagerty left the White House for a hospital checkup that revealed the appendix needed removal.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Hagerty
The Secret of Economy After Payday
A witty line urges frugal living immediately after payday, suggesting spendthrift habits from the end of the prior period echo in early days. It frames budgeting discipline as the key to long term financial balance.
Caddy Misses Golfer But Sees Reward From Ike
Roy Fairman Jr a 13 year old caddy reached the Gettysburg course late after church services at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church. The golfer President Eisenhower tipped him five dollars for going to church. Ike explained the gift was for attending services.
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Gettysburg, Pa
Roy Fairman Jr
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Roy
Eisenhower
Cheniere Lake Election Set For Tomorrow
Ouachita Parish property owners vote tomorrow on a half mill tax for five years to buy 3289 acres including Cheniere Lake from Dixie Lumber Co for 150000. The plan funds lake recreation and water supply with a lake commission to oversee operations. Returns tabulated tomorrow night with official results Friday.
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Ouachita Parish
Cheniere Lake
West Monroe
Registrar of Voters
Mae Lucky
Dixie Lumber Co
Uachila Wildlife Unit
Jack Rushing
Rushing
Misses Main Street in drunken driving rampage
Minnie G. Wickland, 42, was charged with drunken driving after a wild sequence in Minneapolis Saturday night. Her car struck a trash burner, tore shingles from a house, crashed through garages, knocked a fence, and caused over 3000 dollars in damage before stopping near a boat. Earl Wickland, her husband, escaped injury.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnie G. Wickland
No Statement On Marriage Plans
Hong Kong AP report says film actor Jacques Bergerac and actress Dorothy Malone arrived from Tokyo arm in arm but declined to say they plan to marry. Malone's mother accompanied them. A Hollywood columnist predicted their marriage two weeks earlier.
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Hong Kong
Jacques Bergerac
Dorothy Malone
Tokyo
Miss
Expert Minimizes Global Nuclear Fallout Threat in Washington
Dr. Frank Shelton told a congressional subcommittee that even a very large scale nuclear war would not devastate nonattacked countries globally. He described local fallout harms near targets and noted stratospheric fallout would not threaten overall survival, though regional damage remains severe.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Shelton
Defense Department
Atomic Support Agency
Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Shelton
Four Apalachin Delegates At Barbara Rites
Four Apalachin delegates attended the funeral of Joseph Barbara Sr who died of a heart ailment at 53. The pallbearers Emmanuel Zicari Anthony Guarnieri Pasquale Turrigiano and Bartolo Guccia were local area residents with no underworld roles. About 125 attended the Requiem Mass at St. Anthony of Padua Church as Barbara’s daughter Angela denounced news photographers.
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Endicott
N.Y
Joseph Barbara Sr
Barbara
Emmanuel Zicari
Anthony J. Guarnieri
Pasquale Turrigiano
Bartolo Guccia
Apalachin
St. Anthony of Padua
Angela
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