Soviet Union bars Khrushchev from UN session start
Moscow announces Andrei Gromyko will lead the Soviet delegation to the UN General Assembly with Arkady Sobolev. Khrushchev stays away at the start, signaling cooler ties as Izvestia mocks Eisenhower era stables and U S policy in Asia and Africa.
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Orleans Couple Arrested For Jewel Robbery
Johnson county authorities arrested Charles A. Smith and his wife Margaret Rose Smith after a chase from Mrs. Smiths home. Five fur stoles, a mink coat, a movie camera and $1600 in cash were recovered from a discarded suitcase. The items matched a July burglary in New Orleans valued at about $90,000. Their four year old daughter was placed with relatives.
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Youth Killed In Street Gang War in Bronx County
In New York a youth was killed and another wounded when ambushed on a Bronx street corner amid a feud between the Saracen and death by own action gangs. Eugene Santiago, 18, died at Lincoln Hospital. Victor Detres, 17, was hospitalized with injuries after shots fired from a first floor apartment window. More than 30 youths were questioned by police.
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No Evidence Of Business Upturn, Kennedy Says
President Kennedy stated there is not enough evidence to confirm an upturn in the economy. He noted Commerce statistics do not show a recovery yet while Hodges predicts a rise within 60 days. He highlighted unemployment dependence and widespread joblessness.
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U S Takes On Ex Champ For Big Tax Rite
New York AP reports ex world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson faces U S tax action over income from two title fights. Johansson, claiming Swiss residency and a tax covenant, could owe about $598,182. The IRS seeks to tie his purse in the March 13 Miami Beach title bout with Floyd Patterson.
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West Monroe City Hall Addition On Schedule For Finish
Contractors said the West Monroe City Hall expansion is on track and could be completed in about a month. The addition adds three offices a corridor and a storage room and work began roughly a month ago.
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Actor stakes claim to Laguna Beach land amid confusion
Pat Hawley, known for Western roles, claims Laguna Beach frontage after a water main issue led to unclear land ownership. Officials warned the case hinges on a disputed old pipeline and possible storm drain in the city. Hawley questions who owns the land the drain traverses and says the claim could cover the entire town.
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Relic-Rich Nevada Caves Discovered by Sparks Trio
Three Sparks men unearthed a cave near Lake Winnemucca with a well preserved baby skeleton, artifacts, water baskets, and a rare 18 inch grooved throwing stick. Artifacts include a chert knife, matting, cordage, shell horns, and beads linked to California dwellers, suggesting trade.
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Debt Ridden Mother Fails in Taxi Hold Up
In St Louis a mother of four, Eleanor L Beckemeyer 33, attempted to rob cab driver Don Walls 27 with a toy pistol claiming family need. Walls noticed the toy, fled, police caught Beckemeyer walking nearby and arrested her.
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Released pilots to meet press in Topeka
The Defense Department ends a silence and says two AK47 pilots released by the Soviet Union will hold a news conference in Topeka Kansas. Capt. Freeman B Olmstead and John R McKone will be available to newsmen at Forbes Air Force Base Friday afternoon after seven months in captivity.
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Negro Leaders Praise Whites For Help During Flood
In Hattiesburg Mississippi Negro leaders praised white citizens for aiding 1400 to 1500 black flood victims at Rowan High School. They cited volunteers distributing diapers formulas clothing and food as whites of all ages joined in relief efforts amid Leaf River floods. The Hattiesburg American editorial endorsed cross racial teamwork as essential to solving racial differences.
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Lawmaker Urges Aid Bills for Distressed Areas
Pennsylvania's David L. Lawrence urged Congress to pass Kennedy proposed legislation to aid chronically distressed regions. He cited a $306 million revolving loan fund and $75 million for public facilities grants as not anti recession measures, arguing unemployment figures misstate the need.
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Today’s Chuckle a Politician and Paintings Joke
A wry political quip notes that a politician is never as dark as painted nor as pure as whitewashed. The sketch relies on satire about public figures and media portrayal.
Kennedy launches temporary Peace Corps plan to Congress
President Kennedy announced a temporary Peace Corps to send young Americans overseas and urged permanent establishment. He expects about 500 volunteers by year end with no salary, living and working alongside locals. Emphasis will be on teaching, agriculture, and health, aiming to promote freedom and peace.
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Barber Held As Suspect In Slaying Of Caddo Woman
Preston Daily, 23 year old barber, held for questioning in the Shreveport murder of Mrs. Mary Allen Booth. Daily arrested at request of Shreveport police after disappearance following a composite sketch publication. He worked at the Tiger barbershop near LSU campus. safety chief Downs said investigators are checking him in connection with the case.
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Mayor Accused of Assault On Tax Consultant
BATON ROUGE AP Former Lafayette Mayor Jerome E Domengeaux faced a 90000 damage suit alleging he kicked tax consultant Grundy C Sampite at a local hotel after cursing him and twice attempting to strike him The suit says the dispute began with Domengeaux and two legislators in the Hunt Room over a sales tax veto by Gov Jimmie H Davis.
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Virginia Parents Admit Hiding Four Children Bodies
Virginia State Police say Kenneth Dudley and his wife Irene admitted disposing of the four missing children. The couple face charges over the death of 7-year-old Carol Ann Dudley and investigators link a Prescott Arizona grave to another child in the case.
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Continued Fair Cooler Forecast for Northeast Louisiana
Partly cloudy and cooler weather was forecast for northeast Louisiana with a dip in temperature likely to bring scattered frost. Lows around 34 to 38 in Monroe area, highs 60 to 64 tomorrow, and yesterday’s high 57 with a 45 low at Selman Field. No rain in the past 24 hours.
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Young Mansfield Confederate Vet Killed at Sharpsburg
VLE pallens Thomas H. Phifer from Mansfield Louisiana joined the first Louisiana Volunteers at 17 and fought from Virginia to Maryland where he fell in the Battle of Sharpsburg in September 1862. He studied law with Mr Thatcher at Mansfield College and carried his law books during early war letters noting hopes his father would not go to war.
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Kennedy says no step up in nuclear weapons yet
President Kennedy states the Defense Department recommends increasing conventional weapons strength but has taken no decision on expanding nuclear capabilities. He plans about two weeks before judging the conventional buildup and notes the budget may affect options. No change in U S nuclear strategy is decided.
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Hoodlums Meet in Hot Springs Like Apalachin Scene
Chicago Daily News reports a recent underworld gathering near Hot Springs Arkansas. Figures from Chicago New York Cleveland and California attended February meetings at a bathhouse and Oak Lawn race track. Tony Accardo associate discussed succession if Accardo goes to prison.
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Want Ads Promote Fast Service and Deals in The News Star World
The notice highlights sailing ads and classified trading from The News Star World. It promotes quick results for selling buying renting or trading items with a contact number FA 25161 and mentions a low rate with cancellation privileges.
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