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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
7
The piece discusses American responses to stock movements, noting a pattern of optimistic and uneasy attitudes. It explains how public sentiment, government stimulus expectations, and defense orders influenced price highs and a later correction as investors reassessed growth prospects.
San Diego area pilots Mrs. Marian Jepsen and Mrs. Ruby Keaveny prepare for the All-Woman Transcontinental Air Race starting July 8 from Montgomery Field. Their 2 709 mile Pow der Puff Derby ends in Atlantic City with stops including Monroe en route home.
Adolf Eichmann testified via five hand drawn charts to show he acted under orders and bore no responsibility for the genocide. Defense contends he operated within the green deportation area and that top SS officials directed the killings from Budapest. The session featured a Polish poet’s suicide after a meeting with Eichmann and a 1943 letter about revoking a Hungarian Jew’s residence permit.
Cartoonish venting by Ken Reynolds as a punchline about using News Star World Want Ads to find a large device. The strip plays on humor about bargains and search habits.
Gilroy California AP report details a police raid on an illegal cockfight. District judge John Klarich held court in a barnyard using a 50 gallon drum as bench. 88 men were fined a total of 2619 dollars for attending, betting, and beer license violations. 52 roosters were killed and their spurs confiscated. one spectator drew five days in jail for poverty.
Three African American men filed a federal court petition in Mobile Alabama alleging racial segregation at Mobile Municipal Airport facilities. They seek to bar officials from denying Negroes service in restaurants and from discriminatory treatment in waiting rooms and restrooms.
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