Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast for Great Plains to Mississippi
Weather map reports scattered showers and storms moving across the Great Plains into the Mississippi Valley. Brisk showers may reach the mid Atlantic coastal states and western New York with cooler conditions in parts of the plains and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Great Plains
Mississippi
Orie Valley
mid-Atlantic
New York
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Fragmentary Rail Page Item With Missing Details
OCR reads a garbled tram page fragment with unclear names numbers and places. insufficient readable facts to identify event date location or participants.
Public Health Training Course Reported Near Completion
Monroe has completed a weeklong training course for State Board of Health clerks in New Orleans via Cen Fakt. Carroll Summe announced the Ouachita Paris training as a refresher on current health programs and standard procedures to improve public service. Seaborough, with Ouachita for three years, is a member of the Louisiana Public Health Association and the Parent-Teacher Association.
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State Board of Heron
New Orleans
Cen
Carrol
Ouachita Paris
Tae
Thin Health
Neip
Vs. Seaborough
Quachita
Atvile High School
Louisiana Public Health Association
Polio Booster Highlighted By Louisiana Doctor
Jean Smith of Sterlington, not yet vaccinated, remains in an iron lung at Confederate Memorial Hospital in Shreveport. Dr. Summer urged those who had the original three shots to take the booster being offered.
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Jean Smith
Sterlington
Confederate Memorial Hospital
Shreveport
Summer
Byrd Set to Defy Butler Loyalty Pledge Demand
Washington dispatch reports Senator Byrd plans to defy a loyalty pledge demand from Butler supporters as the Democratic convention nears. Key local figures and delegates weigh steps toward attendance and alignment with the party ticket.
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Byrd
Butler
City committee funding five departments approved
A state committee approved allocations for five departments including a minimum $04.8 million top line. Details mention new seating and nursing allocations, with references to hospital and public facility needs and upcoming budget actions.
Subway Workers Call Off National Strike
Subway laborers end a planned walkout after talks with officials. Workers sought higher wages to align pay with other nationalized industries and resume normal service.
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Tne
Industrie
Ratification of Japan Treaty Secretly Fast-Tracked
Washington reports a swift ratification and dispatch of papers for the Japan treaty amid anxiety over Japan's near term course. The State Department said advance arrangements were made in case exchange occurred before Eisenhower’s return, with timing tied to his Tokyo visit and the canceled June 12 trip.
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Teaeeue
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Eisenhower
Christian Arferter
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United States
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Senate
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Ment
Tokyo
Hearing on General Appropriations Bill Faces Delays
The Finance Committee advances the general appropriations bill as hearings continue. LSU President Troy Middleton cites a $000,000 maintenance budget shortfall while the State School for the Deaf reports a $220,000 deficit. other agencies cite needs totaling tens of thousands to millions as funds remain tight.
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Louisiana State University
Gill
Stine
Wade
Taniupran
Senate quiz show payola bill targets rigging cases
A House Legislative Oversight subcommittee proposal would classify payola and quiz show rigging as criminal offenses with penalties up to one year in jail and a ten thousand nine hundred dollar fine. It requires on air disclosure of all paid broadcast material and hinges on stations exercising diligence to detect payola. The bill bans fixing any purportedly bona fide contest of knowledge or chance.
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Senate
House Legislative Oversight
Lice Nieces
Payela
Louisiana Delegation Sparks Convention Controversy
The committee replaced several convention delegates after withdrawals. Gravel offered to resign as national committeeman at the convention’s end to allow a successor. He praised Harry Booth and criticized the move to unite against party opposition. Leander Peres and William Rainach were targets of challenges. Sevier accused Gravel of acting as a judge and not cooperating with the committee. Gov. Davis stayed away amid uncertainty over a potential third party bid.
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Gravel
Dist
Atty
Leander Peres
William Rainach
Sevier
Louisiana
Gov. Davis
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