Governor Long Urges Faith in Budget Report
Governor Earl K. Long urged the Louisiana Senate Finance Committee to have faith in the current budget report. He warned he would veto the general appropriations bill if amended by the House stands unchanged, citing added sums for teachers pay trade schools and policemen pay. The Senate plans to strip those amendments and return the bill to the House for another vote before reaching the governor.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Long
J. D. DeBlieux
Budget Committee
Sen
B. B. Rayburn
Senate
House
Sam Cashie
Rayburn
U S Calls Soviet Hand On Geneva Atom Conference
The United States warned Moscow that U S experts will attend Geneva on July 1 for technical talks as agreed, while the Soviet demand for preconditions was rejected. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles approved the plan at a White House meeting. The move aims to keep talks strictly technical on possible nuclear test ban safeguards.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Geneva
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
United
Man cited for U turn after aiding women in rain
Columbus Ohio AP reports Yolman Charles J Wedemeyer witnessed a man make a U turn and drive onto a sidewalk under an awning to pick up two young women, aiming to keep them from walking in heavy rain. The driver, unnamed, was cited for the U turn.
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Columbus, Ohio
Payolman
Charles J. Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Conflicting reports on Marlette death in Ferriday
Jeff Marlette a 49 year old World War II veteran died after being taken from Ferriday jail and treated in Natchez hospitals. Officials cite natural causes inner cranial hemorrhage while lacerations on his head fuel speculation of a beating. District attorney said no charges will be filed as pathologist cites natural causes.
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Mississippi Delta
Jeff Marlette
Natchez, Miss
Ferriday
Marlette
Catherine Goetz
Natchez General Hospital
Natchez Charity Hospital
Mariette
Goetz
Natchez
D. W. Gibson
Harrisonburg
Noah Cross
Little Rock Case Taken To High Court
Washington AP report that the Supreme Court was asked to hold a special session to rule on a lower court order delaying Little Rock school desegregation for 2.5 years. Attorneys Wiley Branton and Waite Madison petitioned to bypass the circuit court and seek prompt action in the high court to settle the issue before September.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
High Tribunal
U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
Waite Madison
New York
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Shreveport Flooding Triggers Morning Rain Deluge
A storm drenched the Shreveport area with 2.77 inches of rain in two hours starting around 3 a.m. Traffic slowed as streets and stores flooded. By 8 a.m. total rainfall reached 3.2 inches with several minor car wrecks reported but no injuries and no major damages noted.
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Shreveport
Seeral
Manning Selected To Represent Ouachita Parish At Conference
Owen Manning 16 son of Mr and Mrs J W Bubnich 418 Lakeshore Dr Ouachita Parish High School senior and library club president will represent Ouachita Parish at the Leadership Conference on the LSU campus and return home Friday afternoon.
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Owen Manning
J. W. Bubnich
Lakeshore
Ouachita Parish
LSU
Owen
Library Club
Recognition for IRS staff continues on Page Five A
Four employees of the local United States Internal Revenue Service receive recognition in a continued report. The article notes their service and contributions, with further details promised on Page Five A.
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United States Internal Revenue Office
Lawmakers push shoplifting bills in Louisiana Senate
Rep. Fred Donaldson of New Orleans may keep his shoplifting bill on the calendar while backing a Senate bill that passed yesterday. Sen. Alvin Stumpf of Gretna reported smooth Senate passage for his version which would appoint one store employee to detain a suspected thief. Both measures, backed by the Louisiana Retailers Association, shield merchants from false arrest liability and clarify detention rights.
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Baton Rouge
Fred Donaldson
New Orleans
Senate
Donaldson
Louisiana Retailers Association
Stumpf
Fighting Rages In Tripoli As Rebels Press Front
In Tripoli Lebanon heavy urban fighting lasted over four hours with at least six dead and twenty injured. Rebels led by Omar Karami claim the clash began at noon and peaked around 3 pm, with gunfire continuing into the evening. A land mine wounded a UN observer near the Syrian border, signaling rebel use of mined weapons.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
Karomi
Rashid Karomi
Cairo
Bekaa
Lebanon
UPI
U.N
United Nations
Rachaya
Ex Publisher Links GOP and Goldfine to Paper Downfall
Former Boston Post publisher John Fox testified before a House subcommittee that powerful forces in the Republican administration and textile magnate Bernard Goldfine pressured his paper into liquidation. He claimed pressures began after 1954 and aimed to eliminate a Truman-supporting newspaper. Fox said an SEC official hinted the commission would try to block actions whether legal or not.
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Washington
UPI
Boston
Bernard Gold‘fine
John Fox
Boston Post
United States
Harry S. Truman
Fox
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Weather Outlook for Northeast Louisiana Tonight and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and cooler temps expected in northeast Louisiana. Yesterday’s high reached 91 with a low of 72 last night. rainfall for the period ended midnight was 17 inches at Selman Field. Mid morning the temperature was 80. tonight’s lows 60 to 64, with highs tomorrow 82 to 86.
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Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics, Selman Field
Youth Admits Killing Couple On Galveston Beach
Howard B. Stickney, 20, confessed after 16 hours of questioning that he killed Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barnes, both 26, during an all night swimming party on Galveston West Beach on May 24. He said he killed Barnes first then his wife who witnessed the crime.
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Houston
UPI
Howard B. Stickney
Galveston
Dan Walton
Stickney
Clifford Barnes
West Beach
Walton
Barnes
Houston Highway Department
Jack W. Knight
Knight
Fishermen Fined For Road Parking
Three anglers appeared in fourth district court and pleaded guilty to illegal parking near Cheniere Lake. Judge Jesse Heard fined each $25 and costs for parking on the highway and causing a traffic hazard. Defendants listed as May N. Branch, Coy J. Ford, and Lena Beaver, all of West Monroe.
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Ouachita Parish
Fourth District
Jesse Heard
Cheniere Lake
Heard
May N. Branch
Hinton Street
West Monroe
Coy J. Ford
Conrad Street
Lena Beaver
West Rowan
Cheniere Dam
Alexandria woman’s theft claim deemed fake
Police said the alleged $10,000 jewelry robbery by Sylvia Kay of Alexandria is a fabrication. Kay claimed two weeks earlier she gambled in a Jefferson Parish casino, then found jewels missing at her New Orleans hotel.
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New Orleans
Alexandria
Sylvia Kay
Jefferson Parish
Two Hour Ordeal as Bomber Crew Noses Home
A crippled Air Force B 52? bomber limps across eastern Kansas as six crew members decide whether to bail out or stay aboard. After two hours of tests they choose to ride down with the plane and bring it safely to Forbes Air Force Base. Maj. Lewis Chase describes the tense descent from 15000 feet amid engine loss and wing damage.
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Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Kansas Plains
Forbes Air Force Base
Maj. Lewis
Chase
Gallitzin
Soviets oppose UN force in Lebanon
Moscow's press denounces a U.N. police force for Lebanon as foreign intervention and a threat to peace. Red Star recalls past warnings of nuclear power as Solh asks Dag Hammarskjold for a U.N. emergency force to police Lebanon's borders to stop aid to rebels.
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Moscow
U. N
Lebanon
Kremlin
Red Star
Russia
Sami Solh
Dag Hammarskjold
Lebannon
United Arab Republic
Radio Moscow Defends Riots At U S Embassy
Moscow broadcaster defends demonstrations by Muscovites outside the U S embassy in London saying they protested anti-Soviet actions in New York and a campaign in the United States The broadcast argues U S leaders seek to distract from summit talks and Lebanon intervention and to heighten international tension.
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Radio Moscow
U.S
London
UPI
Radio
Moscow
New York
United States
North America
Imre Nagy
Washington
Lebanon
Long accuses segregation chief of courting fear in Louisiana
Gov Earl Long tells Rainach many fear him, not support segregation, as Senate Finance Committee hears about segregation bids. Long says Rainach is not more for segregation than he is and that political gain is feared, while Rainach defends his stance amid ongoing legislative sessions on segregation.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. W. M. Rainach
Safe Burglars Hit First Baptist Church In West Monroe
Thieves ripped into the First Baptist Church in West Monroe last night and stole about 130 dollars after peeling the church safe and wrecking a coin box. Police say the loot came from cash and a drink-machine coins. The burglary resembled two Monroe dairy raids the night before, with three doors broken and tools stolen from the maintenance office.
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First Baptist
West Monroe
Jeff W. Caldwell
Monroe
Caldwell
Yeggs
James C. Kelly, Jr
Baton Rouge
Kelly
Souped Up Radar Warned May Endanger Health
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The AMA heard Col George M Knauf of Griffiss Air Force Base warn that new souped up radar soon to be deployed in the United States may be a menace to health He said main beam approach limits could be extended to two miles from the present 500 feet and that the equipment is likely biologically harmful though not yet conclusively proven He urged intensive research on radar biological effects hindered last year by defense economy measures.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Medical Association
United States
George M. Knauf
Griffiss Air Force Base
New York
AMA
Knauf
Air Force
Defense Department
Want Ads Prompt Quick Sale in News Star World
A brief notice promotes placing a News Star World Want Ad to quickly reach buyers. It claims fast results and high flow, noting an example of an ad attracting a buyer the first day.
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Sam Hanna
Bert Hatten
Danny Bingham
Twin City
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Beirut Street
Chamoun
Rainach
Sen. J. D. DeBlieux
First Baptist Church In
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