Pioneer IV Nears Moon as NASA Calls Space Venture A Success
Pioneer IV climbed to 207 608 miles above Earth speed 4689 mph en route to a late afternoon moon rendezvous at 239 000 miles Earth distance and 37 000 miles from the Moon. Officials noted a revised schedule but called the mission a splendid achievement in space exploration led by NASA and applauded by President Eisenhower.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Russia
Pioneer IV
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Sees Optimism From Khrushchev Berlin Note
President Eisenhower, at a news conference, said Western Allies are optimistic about Berlin after Khrushchev's latest note. He backs exploring German unification and a peace treaty, noting distortions but a less rigid Soviet stance and openness to a foreign ministers conference.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Berlin
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Gangster Garrison Placed On FBI Honor Roll Again
Edwin Sanford Garrison described as dangerous returns to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list for the second time after escaping prison in Alabama and Detroit. Born this month near 59, he is 5 feet 9 inches, 143 pounds with multiple scars and a long criminal record since 1925. He has worked as auditor, bookkeeper, accountant, and racer at tracks where he allegedly computed odds quickly.
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Washington
Edwin Sanford Garrison
FBI
Garrison
Alabama
Detroit
Castro To Speak At Editor's Meet
Fidel Castro will address the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington at its annual meeting on April 17. Healy said Castro accepted the invitation by cable, with Cuban embassy details to follow.
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New Orleans
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
George W. Healy Jr
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Castro
Patriotic Girl Sends the $68 To Reduce Debt
Miami fifth grader Kathy Hewitt 11 offers life savings of 61 dollars to President Eisenhower with a note that the money need not be paid back. She had been saving for a horse but fears national debt could bankrupt the country.继续 on page 2-A.
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Miami
Fla
Kathy Hewitt
Eisenhower
Kathy
Retired Gambler and Sister Robbed by Gunmen in New Orleans
Anthony Ancona, 74, and his sister Victoria Albano, 60, were bound with adhesive tape and robbed of 1192 dollars by two gunmen who entered their New Orleans home. About 1100 dollars hid in a cigar box and 92 dollars in a chair. Ancona broke free, fired at the robbers, and they fled.
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New Orleans
UPI
Anthony Ancona
Victoria Albano
Ancona
Bolivian Riots Cast Shadow On American Funeral
In La Paz about 700 Americans gathered outside the city as Bolivian authorities shielded the area after anti U S riots. A 15 year old boy and a second victim died as police faced demonstrators near the U S Embassy amid tensions sparked by a Time magazine incident.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
U.S
Time Magazine
Floyd Ham elected president of Gold Key Fraternity
Twin City CHIT-CHAT notes Floyd Ham of Farmerville was elected president of Gold Key Fraternity at North east State College. Other officers include Homer Rouse Monroe vice president Charles Wilks West Monroe secretary-treasurer and Eddie Bob Kilbourne historian.
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Floyd Ham
Farmerville
Gold Key
Northeast State College
Homer Rouse
Monroe
Charles Wilks
West Monroe
Eddie Bob Kilbourne
Ouachita School Board Meets After Police Jury Session
Ouachita Parish School Board held a regular session following a special Ouachita Police Jury meeting held yesterday morning. The Police Jury spent 505.20 in public funds as part of ongoing local government actions.
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Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Push for 9 foot channel boosts Ouachita trade lure
H K Thatcher of the Ouachita River Valley Association argues a modern 9 foot channel on the Ouachita River would attract new pulp and chemical industries to Arkansas and Louisiana. A 6 foot channel falls short in today’s market. with 9 feet towboats and barges could exchange with the Mississippi inland system. In 1958, twelve commodity types moved on the river generating 79 million ton miles. a 9 foot channel could double types and triple traffic over ten miles. Braxton B Carr of American Waterways Operators notes 488 waterfront industries.
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Camden
Ouachita River
Pegremien
Braxton B. Carr
American Waterways Operators
Bolivia Turmoil After Time Edition Quotation Sparks Riots
Riots erupted in Bolivia after Time magazine quoted a U S Embassy official joking that Bolivia's economy could be cured by dividing the country. A Bolivian dentist nearby was killed by a stray bullet amid the unrest. Henry Luce apologized in New York saying the story was factual analysis and omitted the controversial quote.
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Ing
Time
U.S
Bolivia
New York
Henry R. Luce
United States
Luce
Reynolds Rejects Fisher Nevada Divorce to Marry Taylor
Hollywood actress Debbie Reynolds says she declined Eddie Fisher's Nevada divorce request to free him for marriage to Elizabeth Taylor. Reynolds, 26, also won a property settlement and custody of their children Carrie and Todd in an interlocutory California divorce Feb. 19. finalization awaits one year.
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Hollywood
UPI
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Nevada
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Reynolds
Carrie
Todd
California
Spurn Needles For Fisticuffs
A group of six Manchester women in a knitting club fought over whose house was finest. Police were called to subdue the melee after an argument turned violent.
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Manchester, N.H
UPD
Manchester
Special Ouachita Parish meeting defended over timber sale costs
Jury President M. W. Montgomery defended a special meeting to inspect timber on 20 acres of parish land to speed gravel bidding and timber sale for at least $1,000. He cited law requiring advertising for purchases over $1,000 and noted the session cost $505.20. Three jurors attended. meetings reimburse jurors and mileage.
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Ouachita Parish
M. W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Ouachita
L. B. Pettit
Macmillan Called West's Key Leader After Moscow Visit
London hailed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as the West's chief figure in future dealings with the Soviet Union over Germany and West Berlin. Observers said his Moscow trip gave Britain a lead role as the United States wavers and European leaders face key challenges.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Western Alliance
Moscow
West
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
Macmillan
London Times
Europe
Parliament
Nikita Khrushchev
Hugh Gaitskell
The
Eisenhower Macmillan Plan Talks on German Situation
A mid March meeting between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was being arranged to discuss new Soviet negotiations on Germany. The Soviet Union conditionally accepts a foreign ministers conference but demands terms viewed as unacceptable by the U S. Officials expect counter proposals and insist any talk on German issues be wide open to all topics.
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Berlin
United States
Harold Macmillan
London
Europe
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
France
West Berlin
West Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Union Violence Breaks Out At 2nd Carolina Mill
In Henderson North Carolina violence flared at Harriet Henderson Mills as union and management leaders plan separate talks with state and federal agents. Troopers broke up rock throwing by pickets injuring no one. two people were arrested and a federal mediator scheduled a joint session on arbitration.
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2Nd Carolina Mill
Henderson
N.C
UPI
North Henderson
Harriet - Henderson
Louis Barnett
Annie Journigan
Luther H. Hodges
South Mill
Yates Heaffner
Textile Workers Union of America
Harriet - Henderson Cotton Mills
Costello Dies Shocks Hollywood Abbott in Tears
Lou Costello, famed half of Abbott and Costello, died after a second heart attack three days before his 53rd birthday. Bud Abbott collapsed emotionally upon hearing the news as Costello’s widow Anne and three daughters mourned in Los Angeles. He leaves a son who died in infancy and a brother Pat. funeral details were not released.
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Lou Costello
Abbott and Costello
Costello
Anne
Edward Sherman
Shreman
Hollywood
Bud Abbott
Abbott
Lou
Straightman
Sherman
Patricia
Carole
Christine
Pat
Los Angeles
Lou Jr
Khrushchev threatens separate peace with East Germany
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned that if the West rejects a pan German settlement the USSR will sign a separate peace with East Germany. He urged Western leaders to accept peace terms while defending his seven year expansion program and calling for reason. He spoke in Leipzig amid a large crowd at the trade fair.
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Leipzig
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Berlin
United States
England
France
Nations
Rainy Outlook With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Scattered rain is forecast tonight with a cooling trend tomorrow after two days of clear skies. Lows should dip to 44 to 48 degrees as unsettled weather continues.
City Drops Initiative to Resurface Streets on Request
Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez announced cancellation of all future protest hearings on the street program and said resurfacing will occur only when requested by property owners. He noted some changes to the original policy after a meeting with six protesting property owners and said discussions on 47 proposed projects may be revised.
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W. D. H. Rodriguez
R Z
W. L
Jack) Howard
H. W. McSherry
Finance and Utilities
City Hall
Rodriguez
Defendant To Take Stand In Trial For Murder
Elizabeth Duncan, accused of hiring two men to kill her pregnant daughter in law last November, plans to testify as the defense opens today in Ventura. The prosecution rested after a former inmate testified Duncan offered 2000 to escape jail and a witness described plans to overpower staff and flee.
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Ventura
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
Duncan
Gladys Cline
Ralph Winterstein
RENe-STAR ERS ANT AD Backed Baby Furnishings Sale
Hard selling note promotes resale of unused items including a baby bed and high chair. Mentions phone contact FA 5-2586 and a seven day rate with cancellation privileges.
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