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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
9
A playful jumble of crossword hints with numerous misspellings and garbled phrases. Clues include Weep Strike Counterfeit Flatter and many others, requiring interpretation to form correct answers.
NEW YORK UP I reports a worldwide hotel building boom to serve rising traveler numbers. Hotels and motels rise along highways and cities, with notable openings including the Sheraton Lincoln in Houston and the Broadwater Beach Hotel in Mississippi. European and Middle East properties, such as Brussels Westbury and Beirut Phoenicia, are scheduled to open, while Caribbean and Latin American resorts expand. In Seoul, ten of 41 jailed for alleged coup plot were released to show fewer reprisals against former politicians.
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows May traffic deaths at 3,160, up 5 percent from May 1961, driven by travel volume. Through five months in 1962 total deaths reached 14,520, with a 5 percent rise, while the death rate remained 48 fatalities per 100 million miles.
Washington reports the United States will name new ambassadors to Moscow and Paris soon as part of a diplomatic reshuffle. Llewellyn Fox Thompson is expected to leave Moscow by July end, with De Nebler likely to succeed him and move to Paris to replace James Gavin.
Rep Jack Dyer of Fast Baton Rouge Parish failed to push a bill banning higher auto liability rates for youth. The House Judiciary Committee, led by Rep Joseph Casey of Orleans, reported the measure unfavorably, noting committee chair authority.
In Boston Republican Gov Rockefeller of New York said Nixon will win California governor’s race. He added he is not planning a presidential bid before 1964, focusing on 1962 as a pivotal year for Republicans. He spoke at a Boston Garden fund raiser where Henry Cabot Lodge’s son George Lodge won Senate endorsement. George Lodge, 34, faces Rep. Laurence Curtis, 68, in the September primary after district elimination.
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