Injunction Ordered Against Dock Unions Governors Mix Support
Governors from both parties voiced strong backing for President Kennedy on Berlin and Soviet issues while sparking domestic policy criticism. Alabama Governor John Patterson attacked the Kennedy administration over the Freedom Riders affair, contrasting with Nelson Rockefeller who urged restraint and unity on foreign policy.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
Berlin
John Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Freedom Riders
Robert Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Britain Rejects Iraqi Claim to Kuwait as Separate State
London said Kuwait is an independent sovereign state and Britain will continue to guarantee its security if asked. Kuwait, a major oil supplier, is operated by Kuwait Oil Co. jointly owned by British Petroleum and Gulf Oil. Baghdad pressed that Kuwait should belong to Iraq, while Iraq pledged army support and warned of a broader crisis as Arab leaders discussed urgent council action.
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Foreign Office
Kuwait
Kassem
Iraq
Shiek Abdullah As-salim
Sabah
Britain
Kuwait Oil Co
British Petroleum Co
American Gulf Oil Corp
Baghdad
Middle East
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Damascus
Arab League Council
Iraq- Kuwait
Blood Tests Hint At Early Disease Detection
New York doctors say blood tests could reveal organ trouble long before symptoms appear. Dr. Felix Woblewski outlined how enzymes like LDH vary by organ, potentially guiding earlier treatment and reducing damage. The AMA 110th annual meeting showcased this frontier in medical research.
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New York
Tony
Felix Woblewski
New York City
American Medical Association
AMA
Wroblewski
Claiborne Officials Brace For FBI Visit Over Voter Checks
Claiborne Parish registrar Louise Linton said FBI agents visited her office to explain planned door to door inquiries into voter registration procedures. She invoked the Fifth Amendment amid earlier subpoenas by the Civil Rights Commission. The parish has over 5 000 registered voters with 31 Negro members.
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Homer
Louise Linton
Claiborne Parish
Jumble Game Opens in News-Star Feature
The News-Star launches a daily Jumble word scramble with samples like Hermy Vinge Mated Free. Readers are invited to unscramble for a gangster quote while viewing a portrait. The feature appears on Page 4B as part of the Saturday Morning World.
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Hermy
Vinge
News- Star
News-Star
Saturday Morning World
Venezuelan Army Uprising Surges in Barcelona Port
A 600-man garrison at Barcelona Venezuela rebelled, seizing the governor of Anzoategui and threatening Puerto la Cruz as Emisoras Unidas broadcasts declare a revolt against President Romulo Betancourt. Caracas remained calm as authorities report a simultaneous La Guaira clash. Rebels name Capt. Ruben Maso Perdomo and Maj. Virgilio Vivas Ramirez as leaders.
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Venezuela
UPI
Barcelona
Romulo Betancourt
la Guaira
Anzoategui
Emisoras Unidas
Puerto la Cruz
Betancourt
Radio Barcelona
Ruben Maso Perdomo
Virgilio Vivas Ramirez
Round The Clock Search For Woman Maniac
Police launched a 24 hour manhunt for a slender raincoat clad brunette suspected of drowning 3 year old Andrew Ashley after binding his hands and feet with stockings. The boy’s body was found in Delaware Park near an artificial lake after a missing Friday report. Over 300 officers and volunteers searched homes and parkland while a neighbor recalled the kid last seen with a tall dark haired woman. Authorities say she may be tied to two earlier bound and gagged children found nearby but unharmed. The mayor labeled the suspect a carnage killer.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Andrew Ashley
Delaware Park
Andrew
Kanne
Frank Seita
Out of State Workers Stir Tax Debate Across States
A spotlight on nonresident income taxes shows states arguing over which jurisdiction should tax a worker who lives in one state and works in another. Thirty six states plus DC levy income tax, with reciprocal agreements aiding nonresidents. In West Virginia, cross state deals with Kentucky and Maryland reduce nonresident taxes. About 150000 New Jersey residents commute to New York daily.
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Chicago
District of Columbia
Commerce Clearing House
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
New
Navy Ends Blimp Fleet After Deadly Cutbacks
The Navy announced a death sentence for its blimp fleet with eight of ten airships to be deflated and stored by November 30. Two will remain for one year for research, as helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft supplant need. About 100 officers and 625 enlisted will be reassigned.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
C. E. Rosendahl
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N.J
Father Of Judge Barham Dies Monday
Henry Alford Barham 79 died about 4 10 a m Monday at Morehouse General Hospital after several weeks illness He was father of Bastrop City Judge Mac E Barham recently elected Fourth District Judge for Morehouse and Ouachita parishes A retired dairyman he operated Barham s Dairy 1929 to 1946 A lifetime Morehouse parish resident he lived on Bonner Ferry Road Bastrop Funeral services 10 a m Tuesday at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Ray Rust burial Christ Church cemetery Blackwell Golden Funeral Home in charge Survivors include widow Mrs Henry A Barham three sons Woodrow Lloyd and Alfred Bastrop three daughters Mrs Raymond Witherington Bastrop BARHAM page 2 A
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Bastrop
Henry Alford Barham
Morehouse General Hospital
Mac E. Barham
Morehouse
Ouachita Parishes
Barham
Morehouse Parish
Bonner Ferry
Bas
Short Range Mix Plan Okayed By Delaware Court
Judge Caleb M. Wright upheld the State Board of Education plan for fall desegregation as the short range option and backed the long range goal of total desegregation by 1970. The ruling affirmed registration transfer and transportation features with nondiscriminatory execution and placed General Assembly supervision over the process amid opposition from Louis L. Redding.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
S. District Court
State Board of Education
Caleb M. Wright
State Board
General Assembly
Louis L. Redding
Wright
Cooley Sanitorium Ownership Battle Opens in Court
A Fourth District Court hearing opened to determine ownership of the Cooley Sanitorium in Ward 5. Judge Enos C. McClendon Jr. presides with substitution for this session. Ouachita parish police jury and the local tuberculosis association seek title to the property. The sanitorium, closed in 1960 for lack of need, has seen no activity since.
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Fourth District Court
Cooley Sanitorium
Enos C. McClendon, Jr
Bossier Parish
Ouachita Parish
Tuberculosis Association
Anti Castro PWs Await Freedom Bid
Ten anti Castro prisoners in Key West await possible progress as John Hooker Jr meets with them for a third time. Negotiations stalled after Castro rejected 500 tractors and offered 10 prisoners U.S. explanations. Carbo says Castro gave 15 days to finish the mission.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
John Hooker Jr
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Miami
Havana
Hooker
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Washington
Ulises Carbo
Carbo
Associated Press
Passman Says Rusk Flattery Won't Shake Him
Rep Otto E Passman traveling to a private lunch with Secretary Dean Rusk said flattery or pressure would not derail his plan to cut foreign aid. He noted his committee will hear Rusk as a witness and that his years of study give him greater knowledge of the program than the new administration.
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
State Department
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Passman
Kennedy Ends Weekend Of Rest
President Kennedy returned to the White House after a weekend of rest in Virginia hunt country. Mrs Kennedy and the two children, with their nurse, accompanied by an auto trip back, Kennedy looked fit and showed no signs of his back ailment or recent virus infection. He walked briskly from the helicopter to his office to begin the day.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Virginia Hunt Country
Kassem Declines Kennedy Message on Palestine Plan
In Baghdad Premier Abdel Karim Kassem says he will not reply to President Kennedy on the Palestine issue. He opposed a proposed collective Arab leaders response and told reporters no endorsement of that suggestion.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kennedy
Palestine
Johnson Warns Khrushchev Over Berlin Risk
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson warned Nikita Khrushchev that a miscalculation in Berlin would be a tragic mistake. Speaking at the dedication of Los Angeles International Airport’s jet age terminal, Johnson blamed Russia for rising international tension and warned Germany’s allies of increased anxiety.
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Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Khrushchev
America
West Berlin
Johnson
Russia
Honolulu
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Still More Rain Forecast In Area
Rain remains in the forecast for northeast Louisiana through Tuesday as clouds and thunderstorms move in after weekend floods. Temperatures will hold near 80 today and around 84 tomorrow with lows around 66. Sunday’s high was 73 and the low 66, with Selman Field recording 0.72 inch of rainfall.
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Louisiana
del Uges
Selman Field
Six Die and Six Injured in Virginia Head-On Crash
Six persons were killed and at least six injured in a head-on two car collision on U S Route 460 two miles west of Cumberland Virginia. One identified victim was June Goff Dawson 42 of Rustburg. Five victims and some injured were taken to Southside Community Hospital Farmville and others to Medical College of Virginia Richmond. One person was trapped for two hours. This marked Virginia's second major multi fatality crash in two weekends following an Apomattox area collision last week.
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Cumberland
Virginia
U.S
Southside
Farmville
Dawson
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
U.S. 460
Appomattox
Toys show Confederate edge in Civil War centennial sales
Toys and hats with Confederate gray outsell Union blue in early Civil War centennial sales. Benny-Albee Novelty Co. notes stronger southern demand while Revell reports the Confederate sloop Alabama outselling the Union Kearsarge by 40 percent in the South and 30 percent in the North, with near $100000 spent on researching the ships.
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New York
South
Tom Slater
Benny-Albee Novelty Co., Inc
Slater
Maspeth
L.I
Union
Benny-Albee
Toy Manufacturers Association of the
U.S
al Rubin
Revell, Inc
Venice
Calif
Alabama
North
Rubin
Kennedy invokes Taft-Hartley in maritime strike
President Kennedy uses the Taft-Hartley Act to halt a seafaring unions strike. He issues an executive order, creates a three member emergency board to study the dispute, and sets a Friday deadline for its report. If unresolved, he may seek an 80 day injunction and a temporary restraining order. David L. Cole is named chairman of the board.
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Washington
Kennedy
Imperial
J National Health and Safety
David L. Cole
Laos Co-Chairman Pushes Geneva Talks Revival
Geneva reports say Laos cochairmen Britain and the Soviet Union seek to keep the Geneva conference alive as three princes set a unified delegation. Prince Souvanna Phouma predicts a national coalition by July 20 while warning on the fragile Laotian crisis. He plans a February meeting with Boun Oum and Souphanouvong to draft a joint government proposal for King Savang Vathana.
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Laos
Britain
Soviet Union
Souvanna Phouma
International Control Commission
Canada
Souvanna
Newsmen
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Savang Vathana
Today’s Chuckle Knocks, A Man Must Open The Door
A light joke notes that opportunity may come calling but a person still must rise and answer the door. The quip plays on readiness and action in everyday life.
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