Eisenhower to celebrate 40th wedding anniversary at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower continues a satisfactory recovery from intestinal surgery. He will convalesce at his Gettysburg farm and celebrate his 40th wedding anniversary there with Mamie, with Hagerty returning to manage White House chores.
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Mamie
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
White House
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Panama
Civil Defense
Louisiana lawmakers weigh taxes as liquor and sulphur bills advance
In Baton Rouge yesterday the House debated a three point tax program backed by the Louisiana Municipal Association. The liquor tax could raise about two million dollars for cities. Long's sulphur tax failed 59 to 40 as gas gathering costs rose. Rep. Ben Holt denounced lobbying amid the tax fight.
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House
Alton de Nux
Louisiana Municipal Assn
Long
Ben Holt
Rapides Parish
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Finance Bill Allocates Projects Across Parishes
The measure lists funds for flood control and levee work on the Tchefuncte River at Madisonville plus bulkheading and drainage improvements in multiple parishes. It includes money for a state park at Cypremort Point, fencing under stock law, and a survey for Pousan Break Lake restoration.
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Madisonville
Lake Pontchartrain
Southwest
Louisiana Water Development Commission
St. Landry Parish
Catahoula Parish
Cypremort Point
St. Mary Parish
Pousan Break Lake
Grant Parish
Chicago Students Flock to Hirsch High for Summer School
In Chicago 3000 teenagers showed up to register for summer school at Hirsch High School and police were called to maintain order as students climbed through windows to get on the rolls. The report also notes an 84 bed hospital aboard the U S aircraft carrier Saratoga.
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Chicago
Hirsch High School
U. S
Saratoga
Bill Moves Toward Doom in House Pension Controversy
In Washington a clash over a veterans pension bill intensifies as leaders back a half-cost plan of 90 dollars a month opposed to the 105 dollar version. The measure targets World War I, World War II, and Korean veterans with income limits and disability allowances, while Republicans permit free votes amid White House opposition.
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Washington
House
Edmondson
D-Okla
American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Veterans Committee
Olin E B
Teague
White House
Legion - Vfw
Scout Council Budget Planning Meeting Set
The Quathita Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a finance committee budget planning meeting Tuesday evening at 7. Scout executive Jack Pankey announced the full group will also inspect Camp Ki-Roh. Attending are David Meyer and other regional and local executives along with finance committee members from fifteen parishes.
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Scout Council
Quathita Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Carnip
Camp Ki-Roh
David Meyer
Memionis
Tenn
Heron 3
Pankey
Marvin T. Green
Ben Piarnelli
Final pep talk to resist Yugoslavia aid cutoffs
The text notes a final effort to oppose a McCarthy Jensen led push to cut all aid to Yugoslavia. It states the committee amended the foreign aid bill to maintain Yugoslav aid while the President deems it U S security interests and Yugoslavia remains independent of Kremlin influence. Chairman Code claims new information on Soviet relations and Tito.
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R-Wis
Jlenner
R-Ind
Yugoslavia
U.S
Kremlin
Ode
D-Ga
Vlles
Tito
Army confronts marchers near theater amid gunfire in Guatemala
Witness describes troops firing into air and then at students on 11th Street between 6th Avenue and an alley. Police reinforcements arrive as some students fall and are captured. The unrest follows Castillo Armas overthrow of Arbenz in 1954 with claims of underground Communist aid.
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6Th Avenue
Guatemala
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Arbenz
Russia Moves To Delay Debate On Algerian Question
At the United Nations in New York Russia moved to postpone indefinitely the council discussion on the Algerian question. Soviet Ambassador Arkady Sobolev used a point of order to halt the meeting as Iran’s Djalal Abdoh supported delaying action while not withdrawing the request for council action. The debate had been postponed five days at Russia’s request to obtain Moscow instructions.
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N. Y
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
France
Djalal Abdoh
Iran
Sobolev
Moscow
Accident claims two lives near Shreveport
Clyde Howard, 54, a Grand Cane resident, died from injuries after a car struck a bridge. Clifford Henderson, 66, also of Grand Cane, died days earlier from the same crash.
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Shreveport
Here
Clyde Howard
Grand Cane
Clifford Henderson
Registrar Plans Six Week Voter Registration Closure
Ouachita Parish registrar Mae Lucky announced the books stay open until Saturday noon for registration. After that the books close for six weeks including 30 days before the July 31 congressional election and 30 days before the August 14 election. Two weeks overlap to total six weeks.
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Mae Lucky
Ouachita Parish
Boks
City and State Agree to Maintain Monroe Urban Extensions
City officials move to have the state highway department assume maintenance of urban extensions through Monroe. Wayne Huckaby notes U S Highway 165, State Route 15, S04 and 840 6 as extending routes. If approved, maintenance begins July 1 with annual state payments totaling about 22 659.52 to cover surface work sweeping and traffic lights.
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State Highway Department
Monroe
Wayne Huckaby
Huckaby
Jackson
Layton
Catalpa
North Fourth
Sterlington Road
South Second
Winnsboro Road
Texas Avenue
Milhaven Road
North 18Th Street
Forsythe Avenue
Loop Road
Capitol Windows Left Open Sparks Nonstriking Remedy Debate
State officials sympathized with Capitol custodian Charles Wagner over 369 open windows after a rainstorm but rejected his plan to nail the Capitol building shut. The brief also notes a fatal traffic crash near Shreveport, a second local auto accident death, Louisiana wheat policy status, and dietary calcium guidance urging milk consumption.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Capitol
Charles Wagner
Wagner
Capitol Building
Two Car Crashes In Monroe Involve Six Vehicles
City police report two Monday collisions in Monroe each with three cars. First crash on Jackson near Harrison injured Mary Elliott and involved Joe Sutton Emma Perot and Sutton. The second incident in the 2600 block of DeSiard involved Fred Kalil Jr Walter Heard and Clarence Jenkins with multiple vehicle damages and minor injuries.
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Harrison Street
Joe N. Sutton
Monroe
Mary Elliott
Carlton St
Sutton
Emma W. Perot
Park Lane
Perot
DeSiard
Fred Kalil, Jr
Walter D. Heard
Clarence J. Jenkins
Route 3
Heard
Kalil
Jenkins
Jenkin
St. Francis Hospital
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