Congo demands five point ultimatum on U N Congo operation
The Congo government issues a five point ultimatum to Rajeshwar Dayal head of the U N Congo operation and threatens changes before U N forces may return to Matadi. It calls for Dayal recall, control of U N aircraft and river traffic, handover of bases, no more armed parades, and a retracting of statements about who fired first. The plan is presented amid the U N Sudanese garri son withdrawal from Matadi and a debate over future bases and air traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajeshwar Dayal
U.N
Congo
United Nations
Leopoldville
Dayal
Matadi
Banana
Sean McKeown
Albert Delvaux
Jacques Massa
Ferment Continued From Page One
The article discusses how simple it is to make whisky with a primitive setup and common supplies, noting the hazards and legal risk from the Alcohol Tax Bureau. It warns ethyl alcohol is highly explosive and gives a method to age liquor quickly, while joking about a remote pot luck invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Alcohol Tax Bureau
Globe
Brady Funeral Service Slated
Mrs Zelma Eudora Brady 63 died at home in West Monroe after a lengthy illness. Funeral at Bawcomville Apostolic Church at 10 a m Thursday with Rev W T Hemphill presiding. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home directions. She is survived by husband Ben W Brady a son Herman H Brady two daughters Ethel Williams and Juanita Chambless one brother P L Wallace one half sister Mrs William Causey and thirteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Eudora Brady
Wheelis Street
West Monroe
Bawcomville Apostolic Church
W. T. Hemphill
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Ben W. Brady
Herman H. Brady
Monroe
Ethel Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Juanita Chambless
Memphis
ChitChat Meeting Hosts Plan Life Enrichment Session
Mrs. Joe McDowell hosts a Thursday 9 45 a m gathering at 2205 South Grand with Mrs. Natalie Varnado and Mrs. J M Hatch directing the program on How To Get The Most Out Of Life. A Frances Hotel luncheon tomorrow launches Salvation Army fund drive with about 60 volunteers in the women's division led by Mrs. Hattie Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McDowell
South Grand
McDowell
Natalie Varnado
J. M. Hatch
Rayville
Frances Hotel
Salvation Army
Women’s
Hattie Strauss
Forests & People features Sheriff Tilcott Cole in Louisiana
In the current issue of Forests & People published by the Louisiana Forestry Association, former Sheriff Tilcott Cole of Tensas Parish is highlighted. The Coleman story, penned by Sam Hanna, praises him as an ace Monroe News-Star-World reporter and longtime outdoorsman admirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilcott Coleman
Tensas Parish
Forests & People
Louisiana Forestry Association
Coleman
Sam Hanna
Monroe
Concert Pianist Byron Janis To Perform Here
Byron Janis internationally famous American concert pianist will perform in Monroe on Thursday under the Northeast State Concerts Association. The program begins at 8 15 p m in Neville High School Auditorium. He has toured the Soviet Union praised as one of the finest of his generation. A Pennsylvania native educated in New York City he now bases in London performing in the Americas Europe. Tickets available at the Neville High box office and the Northeast State College Division of Fine Arts dean's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Janis
Monroe
Northeast State Concerts Association
Neville High School
Janis
Soviet Union
van Cliburn
Pennsylvania
New York City
London
North
South America
Europe
Neville High Auditorium
Dean
Division of Fine Arts
Northeast State College
Doctor Approves Lenten Fasting Says It Is Right
An Atlanta physician Dr Walter Bloom approves Lenten fasting, stating it a good idea whether Lent is observed. The report notes his endorsement from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Atlanta
Walter IL. Bloom
Patrick Henry returns to port after 68 days at sea
The submarine Patrick Henry docked at Dunoon Holy Loch with a crew of 140 aboard including 13 officers and 122 enlisted men. A British navy frogman overpowered a man aboard and the sub’s crew hailed the homecoming as morale remains high.
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Otter
Proteus
Dunoon
Holy Loch
Ireland
Free World
Shear
Patrick Henry
Ridgecrest Becomes Charter Town by State Action
Ridgecrest, located on Highway 15 between Vidalia and Ferriday, gains a state charter signed by Gov. Jimmie H. Davis. Sen. Howard M. Jones presented it to residents. Adcock and Booth developed the subdivision in 1955 and plan to donate eight acres for a park and 20 acres for an oxidation plant. C. C. Rabb Jr. named first mayor. aldermen listed. town marshal named.
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Ridgecrest
Highway 15
Vidalia
Ferriday
Chariter
Jimmie H. Davis
Howard M. Jones
St. Joseph
Adcock and Booth
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
State Highway Department
Gov. Davis
C. C. Rabb Jr
Meriwether Defends Record Amid Senate Hiring Fight
Senate conservatives lined up to keep Meriwether's confirmation before the chamber as Morse pressed accusations about his past. Morse accused the nominee of possible police records and questioned associations with persons linked to the Ku Klux Klan while noting Meriwether's denial of anti Negro, anti Semitic or anti Catholic views.
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Als
Senate
Banking Committee
Meriwether
Ku Klux Klan
Patterson
Morse
Kennedy
Letters From the Front Describe Advances Toward Newport News
A Confederate soldier writes of gradual advance on Newport News with plans to engage the enemy if the 2d Louisiana Regiment remains. He doubts reports that Gov. Moore offered two regiments, notes half rations, and praises letters from home. He plans to write to Mother and to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newports News
Mother
Miss Taylor Awakens As Doctors Guard Her Bedside
The film star Miss Taylor regained some awareness under nine doctors while under hospital care in London. She whispered to her mother and to her husband Eddie Fisher asking for love and signaling recovery. Fisher, recently recovering from surgery, remained at her side as nurses conveyed messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Sara Sothern
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
London
Postpone Election in Concordia No New Date Set
VIDALIA Special Gov Jimmie H. Davis postponed the May 9 election to fill the late Marcus M Schuchs unexpired term. No date was announced. Parish residents had not re registered since Jan 1. Mrs Marcus Schuchs fired deputy W A Beard and hired Herman Gibson Sr as new deputy. The police jury will call an election on a parish hospital and a school bond issue is set for May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidalia
Concordia Parish
Marcus M. Schuchs
Jimmie H. Davis
Marcus Schuchs
W. A. Beard
Students To Do Research This Summer At LSU
Superior students will work with LSU scientists this summer through National Science Foundation grants in chemistry zoology entomology geology and astronomy. Grants total about 4 departments 6 590 in chemistry 4890 in zoology 5680 in geology 2495 in physics astronomy with 250 colleges receiving undergraduate grants to foster research interest and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LSU
George C. Kent, Jr
C. O. Durham, Jr
Vincent N. Parker
Raymond T. Grenchik
National Science Foundation
Plans for Lincoln School in Lincoln Parish
Preliminary plans for a new Northwood Terrace Elementary School in Lincoln parish were presented by Howard Rivers of Rivers and Heller. The 30,000 square foot building would use cinder block construction and include 16 classrooms.
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Ruston
Northwood Terrace
Lincoln Parish
Howard Rivers
Rivers and Heller
Monroe
UNC recruitment Touts 6-7 Jim Hudock
Jim Hudock a 6-foot-7 forward is highly recommended to the University of North Carolina. His father played basketball years ago with Coach Frank McGuire boosting the prospect's profile for UNC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hudock
University of North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Winds Cause Power Loss and Window Damage in Louisiana Parishes
A strong storm with gusts up to 38 miles per hour knocked down power lines in Bastrop and cut electricity in parts of the city. A plate glass window was shattered at a store. Federal Aviation Agency weather observers reported the winds across northeast Louisiana parishes including Union, Morehouse, West Carroll, East Carroll, Madison, Richland, Ouachita, Tensas, Franklin, and Caldwell. The Little Rock forecast center warned of possible isolated tornadoes within 50 miles of Monroe to Dyersburg between 6 p.m. and midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
Louisiana
Union
Morehouse
West Carroll
East Carroll
Madison
Richland
Ouachita
Tensas
Franklin
Caldwell
Little Rock
Ark
Weather Bureau
Monroe
Dyersburg
Tenn
West Monroyans Win Talent Show
West Monroe entrants swept the top prizes in the North Louisiana Annual Talent Show in Arcadia. The winning instrumental group included Dwight Ramsey Clyde Jourdan and Morris Eaves of West Monroe taking first prize. Second went to vocal soloist Pierce Ramsey also of West Monroe. Dwight Ramsey captured third with an electric guitar solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
West Monroe
Louisiana
Dwight Ramsey
Clyde Jourdan
Morris Eaves
Pierce Ramsey
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Edward Garrett
Rose
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Duncan, Okla
Jack Edwards
Iezell Hodge
Luther Branch
Becky Parkerson
Sally Foe
Brady Funeral Service
Coleman Featured
New Orleans Graduate Medical Assembly
Bloom
Piedmont Hospital
New Area
Byrd
Concordia
Helen B. Williams
Lincoln School
Soan
Federal Savings and Loan Association
OLD Hickory Distillers CO
PHILA
Sie
Fea
Stein’s
Stein's
West Monroyans
Paul Hewitt
Louisville
Bays
America
Desiard
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