Latin American Echoes Against United States Over Guatemala War
Latin American governments largely avoid official stance as Arbenz's regime faces insurgent challenges. Critics in Argentina Chile Uruguay Cuba Brazil and others accuse or scrutinize U.S. actions while some call for neutrality or reform within international bodies. Public opinion ranges from condemnation of invaders to warnings of U.S. intervention.
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United States
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Argentina
anti-Peron Radical Party
Chile
Uruguay
Chamber of Deputies
Roberto Aldunate
Colorado Party
Guatemala
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Ernesto de la Fe
Batista
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Brazil
Colombia
U. N. Security Council
Organization of Ameri
Can
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
la Epoca
Diario Carioca
British Honduras
Belize
Victorious Peoples’ United Party
U. N
Deaths in Spencer and Choudrant Reach Ages 63 and 81
John Spier 63 died in a Monroe hospital after a long illness. Funeral held at Assembly of God Church Sterlingon with interment at Liberty cemetery Linville. Survived by son Ira Spier Spencer and three half brothers J C Thomas Spencer Elmer Thomas Patmos Ark and Alexander Thomas Berkeley Calif. Mrs J Lee Hester 81 of Choudrant died at home after a long illness. Funeral at Kilpatrick Funeral home Ruston with interment Greenwood cemetery Ruston. Survived by daughter Mrs M G Osborn Baton Rouge and six sons Shed Tallulah R B Fort Natchez H H Arcadia R L San Antonio and Gordon Choudrant.
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John Spier
Monroe
Spencer
Assembly of God Church
Sterlington
Liberty Cemetery
Linville
Kilpatrick
Ira Spier
J. C. Thomas
Elmer Thomas Patmos
Ark
Alexander Thomas
Berkely
Calif
J. Lee Hester
Choudrant
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Ruston
J. Edgar Bryan
Greenwood Cemetery
Death Notice for Mrs. Ella Wilder in Ruston
Mrs. Ella Wilder, 78, died at her Ruston home Thursday night. Funeral at Kilpatrick Funeral Home Friday at 4 p.m. Interment in Wilder cemetery. Survived by son Robert Wilder two sisters Nona Hedgepeth Ruston and W A Hendricks Homer and a brother T L.
Army Reserve units return from Fort Hood encampment
Members of the Army Reserve from Monroe and surrounding areas completed a two week summer encampment at Fort Hood Texas. Battery B 899th Field Artillery Battalion and 575th Signal Company led by Captains Smith and Kulcke observed by Col. Graham.
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Army Reserve Organization
Monroe
Fort Hood
Tex
899Th Field Artillery Battalion
Fourth Army
Louis D. Smith
Phillip H. Kulcke
Samuel S. Graham
U. S. Army Reserve Group
Louisiana Military District
Col. Gra
Funeral for Perry Polk Wynn in Mangham
Funeral services for Perry Polk Wynn 51 are set at Mangham Methodist Church at 9 30 a m Saturday with Rev Lael Jones and Rev C W Jones Sr presiding Burial will follow at Gwinn cemetery in Mangham under Mulhearn Funeral Home Rayville Wynn a retired U S Navy Lt Commander 1948 a Mangham resident member of the Mangham American Legion post and Mangham Masonic Lodge is survived by his wife Willie Wynn one son Michael Wynn and one brother J A Wynn Pallbearers are Bob Bell Jr Kenneth Galloway Carlton Underwood Bill Montgomery Roy Labrano and Adam Childress.
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Perry Polk Wynn
Mangham Methodist Church
Lael Jones
C. W. Jones
Gwinn
Mangham
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Rayville
Wynn
Willie Wynn
Michael Wynn
J. A. Wynn
Shreveport
Wyn
U. S. Navy
Marines Change Training Depot For New Recruits
Recruits enlisting after July 1 will train in San Diego California instead of Parris Island South Carolina. The shift applies only to male recruits. female Marine enlistees remain at Parris Island. Major C E Corley, in charge of Louisiana recruiting, announced the policy.
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Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Parris Island
S. C
C. E. Corley
Louisiana
West Coast
Corley
Education creates concerns ignored by the uninformed
A reflective comment argues that education brings duties and anxieties often overlooked by those lacking knowledge. It emphasizes how learning responsibilities extend beyond content to societal expectations and personal growth.
Clay Elected Chairman By Radio Broadcasters
Henry B. Clay executive vice president of KWKH Shreveport and KTHS Little Rock was chosen as chairman of the radio board of directors for the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters. Clay, a Shreveport resident, begins his second two year term as director for district 6 covering Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Washington
D. C
Henry B. Clay
KWKH
Shreveport
KTHS
Little Rock
National Assn. of Radio and Television Broadcasters
NARTB
Clay
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Polio cases in Ouachita Parish corrected color note
A Friday report misclassified 3 year old Benjamin Edminton of 407 Washington St as Negro in two new Ouachita Parish polio cases. The correction states both latest victims are white.
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Ouachita Parish
Benjamin Edminton
Washington Street
Gold leaf depth and area from beaten gram
A gram of gold beaten into a leaf 0.0000033 inch thick covers six square feet, illustrating extreme thinness and high surface area potential. This fact highlights golds malleability and utility in leafing applications and decorative arts.
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Juan D. Peron
Congress
Eco
Mexcco City
Excelsior
Santiago
el Mercurio
Plains Prints
Just
Chenille
LACE
W.T. Grant CO
Desiard
Ella Wilder
Grant
PET Shop
America
W.T. Grant
Delta Nu Alpha
National Transportation Fraternity
Harry E. Dixon, Sr
Roanoke
H. Few Easterling
W. P. Callahan
Easterling
Dixon
John Cassell
Dallas
L. L. Tomme
Robert Hines
Army Reserve
Ham
Smith and
Kuleke
Harry W. Fristoe
Howard R. Gilmer
Milton Brentz Witty, Jr
Charles H. Osborne, Jr
Webber A. Laird
Ansel Smith
Cecil C. Crabtree
Harold E. Banks
William W. Harrington, Jr
Billy W. Adcock
William C. Hollis
William Broda
Harry Liner
Lehman E. Fisher
Henry K. Hoffman
Bennie E. Thigpen
Gary E. Parrish
Wamul R. Owens
Alvin R. Taylor
West Monroe
Charles D. Girlinghouse
Bennie C. Robinson
Wilbur H. Grant
Shelby S. Dark, Jr
William P. Fletcher
John D. Kilgore
Jesse Richardson
Clyde L. Gates
Winnsboro
Willie E. Pruitt
Henry E. Fife, Jr
Baskin
Edgar C. Callaway
Delhi
Neal A. Fryer
James D. Hudson
Gallion
Dan C. Wingate
Baton Rouge
Marion
James Lofton
Holly Ridge
Billy Arbrough
Jones
Bobby W. Armstrong
Jack G. Doles
John T. Duke
Harold Farrell
Bennie D. Haynes
Joe W. Johnson
Ralph W. Kinnaird
Charles W. Reed
Hedgepeth
Marine
Charles D. Floyd, JR
C. D. Floyd
Rt. 1
Gilbert
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Layton
Food Center
U. S
Chuck
York
A York
Ballard
Louisville Ave
York Corporation
York, PA
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