Stalin Snubbed Fifteen Years Ago By Tito Defiance
Belgrade reports mark 15 years since Joseph Stalin read Yugoslavia out of the Communist bloc after Marshal Tito refused Soviet meddling. The clash helped forge de Stalinization and deepened rifts in world communism. June 28 recalls Cominform expulsion and Yugoslav resistance to Soviet pressure.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Joseph Stalin
Communist Bloc
Tito
Stalin
Russia
China
Albania
Serbia
Kosovo Polje
Sarajevo
Gavrilo Princip
Franz Ferdinand
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Utah Executive Named President U.S. Jaycees
Dick Headlee, 32, of Bountiful Utah, was elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce after five ballots at Louisville Kentucky. He will lead the 200000 plus member group from Tulsa Oklahoma and succeeds a stormy debate over race relations at the convention.
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Louisville, Ky
Dick Headlee
U.S
Headlee
White House
Tulsa
Okla
Burroughs Corp
Castle
Jersey City
N.J
Jaycees
Louisville
Doug Blankenship
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Joke in News Star World Ads
A humorous line from Ken Reynolds pokes fun at the News Star World Want Ads. The quip riffs on misunderstanding the word checkers as a game versus classified listings.
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Quickies
Ken Reynolds
News-Star — World
Downtown Lions Donate to Summer Camp in Leesville
M. J. Cook president of the Downtown Monroe Lions Club announced a 500 contribution to the Louisiana League for Crippled Children. The league operates a Leesville camp with assets near half a million dollars and 1000 acres timber land used for bridle paths and trips.
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M. J. Cook
Monroe
Lions Club
Louisiana League For Crippled Children
General Fund
Leesville
Lions Clubs
Louisiana
Lake Anacoca
Lions
Cook
Object Linked To Thresher Found Aboard USS Fort Snelling
Navy reports a yellow shoe cover marked SSN found in the Thresher search zone photographed during the Trieste dives. Navy officials say such covers are used by nuclear submarine crews entering the reactor area, marking the first identifiable debris linked to the missing submarine.
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Frank A. Andrews
Navy
Andrews
Trieste
A. Dalton James
West Chester
Cmdr
Donald L. Keach
Kenneth Mackenzie
Race Relations Circle Returns to Michigan Schools
In Lansing Michigan a group of about 50 school officials agreed to assemble race related data to study unequal opportunities discrimination and racial imbalance in schools. They noted the lack of facts as a barrier to progress with comments from Dr Samuel Brownell Detroit superintendent and Supt Paul Emerich Ypsilanti.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Capitol
Samuel Brownell
Detroit
Paul Emerich
Ypsilanti
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Last Cargo Of Ransom Goods Arrives In Cuba
The Maxi mus arrived in Havana after engine trouble bearing medicine and food for 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners. The broadcast says Fidel Castro secured 53 million dollars in medical supplies and baby food. The cargo includes powdered milk lard medicine baby food surgical equipment hospital instruments and gas for refrigeration.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Monroe Negro Fined After Guilty Plea
Judge Hillyer Parker fined and suspended a one year sentence for a 38 year old Monroe Negro who pled guilty to obscenity. Christopher Britton of Monroe was fined 100 dollars plus costs and placed on probation for two years. Ten drivers were fined for DWI including Marcus Jones who received 400 dollars and jail time.
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Hillyer S. Parker
Monroe
Fourth District
Christopher C. Britton
Mercy Street
Parker
Marcus Jones
Route 1
Box 62
Ouachita Parish
DWI
Dorothy W. Snyder
South Ist. Street
Virginia M. Cooksey
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Janice E. Gearheart
Willis Street
Frank P Schillage
Parkridge
Shreveport
Minnie B. Martin
Guy W. Antley
South 12Th Street
Loucian H. Priou, Jr
Fortune Drive
Max Warner Hailey
Pecore
Houston
Texas
Nelson R. Ward
Bros
Rurel Rathmael Wood
Richard Brown
Carver Homes
Charles W. Robinson
3rd__ street
Springhill
Jimmie N. Barrett
Choudrant
Polio Cases Rise Near Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Thirteen polio cases were reported in the two weeks near Harrisburg, central Pennsylvania. The Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta said four other U S cases occurred last week. A second mass immunization program is planned for this weekend in Cumberland and Perry counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
United States
Cumberland
Perry
Immunization Push in Two-County Area Under Health Department Alert
State Health Department officials warned of a serious outbreak in County and nearby areas, with danger persisting until all 150,000 residents in the two county region receive immunization. Public health leaders urged rapid vaccination to curb spread and protect communities.
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State Health Department
Flowers by Wires Anywhere Marys Flower Shop
Marys Flower Shop offers delivery by wires to any location. Call FA 3-3494 to place arrangements for events, holidays, or personal blooms and arrange prompt service.
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Mary’s Flower Shop
Agricultural Chemicals Panel Topic on Pur suit of Learning
A three man panel on KLSE Channel 13 discusses Agricultural Chem istry in food production and processing in a Monday 10 30 a m program. Moderator Dr Charles W Upp LSU LSULSU director. Dr Jordan G Lee and Dr L D Newsom LSU discuss nutrition vitamins anemia and nutrition research.
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KLSE
Channel 13
Charles W. Upp
LS Agricultural Experiment Station
Jordan G. Lee
L. D. Ist
Newsom
LSU
Upp
College of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
LSU entomology head Dr. Newsom notable career
Dr. Newsom led LSU entomology research after becoming head in 1954. A LSU graduate with a Cornell PhD, he joined the Agricultural Experiment Station in 1947 and studied pests including the sweet potato weevil cotton and rice insects and nematodes.
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Newsom
LSU
Cornell University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iron Handshake Stuns Kennedy in Cork Car Stop
In Cork Ireland President Kennedy was jolted by a firm handshake as he emerged from City Hall. A man grabbed and held the President’s hand as the car moved. Kennedy fell to the curb briefly, a Secret Service agent also tipped over, before the leader resumed waving.
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Cork
Ireland
Kennedy
Secret Service
Drought Aid Extended to Farmers in 12 States
The Agriculture Department has extended emergency drought aid in recent weeks to farmers in Arizona Arkansas Colorado Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas and Utah. Aid is offered through four programs including reduced price sales of surplus feed grains grazing and haying on retired land emergency loans and government cost sharing for soil and water conservation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Stepson of Yank Manager Held on Car Theft Charge
Richard William Houk 20 stepson of New York Yankee manager Ralph Houk is jailed in Cole County on a Dyer Act charge for transporting a stolen car from Los Angeles to Missouri. He was arraigned before US Commissioner Woodford C. Sheley with a $3500 bond and a July 9 preliminary hearing set. FBI said he borrowed the car from a man he met at a Los Angeles party, knowing it was stolen.
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Jefferson City
Richard William Houk
New York
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Cole County
Young Houk
U.S
Woodford C. Sheley
Sheley
Ozarks
Roach
Dyer
Los Angeles
FBI
Houk
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Miami
Fla
Agricultural Chemicals Panel
Bodan
Rexall Drugs
Desiard
Tom Lez
C. Mae
Discount Company
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
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Yank
Checks
Crossey and
North Ilth Sts
West
J. E. Wood
Aft Southern
Nmitute Loan
Southern Finance Service
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Plymouth
Plymouth- Valiant
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