Ike to Stay Out of State Politics
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returned from a four month California vacation to Harrisburg Pennsylvania and said he would stay out of state politics. He noted Gov Scranton had withdrawn as a candidate and indicated the rest of the field remained open. He traveled with his wife and party to Gettsyburg after arriving by private railcar and stated he would remain uninvolved in politics.
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Community News Notes and Local Appointments
A noted club President comments on a recent meeting while a congressman visit is praised for the talk. A. T. Harrelson joins the West Monroe Boys' Club board, succeeding the late T. A. Sanders. Final tryouts for The Miracle Worker are tonight at the Strauss Playhouse with director Richard Clark seeking seven actors. Cardus Brand Tablets claim to alleviate premenstrual discomfort by releasing excess fluid and easing cramps and headaches.
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Buddy) Harrelson
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Joint Session Sought as Rail Unions and Carriers Meet
NEW YORK UPI Five railroad brotherhoods and carriers convene in a joint session for the first time since presidential emergency board mediation began April 11. Samuel Rosenman warned a nationwide strike by June 11 remains a serious possibility if talks fail. Under the Railway Labor Act the board must report to President Kennedy by May 11, with a 30 day negotiation window ending June 11 before changes or a strike. The board has proposed abolishing 65,000 jobs and raising pay for 150,000, with carriers accepting but unions opposing the plan. The unions hinted at action if the dispute remains unresolved by June 11.
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Explosion at Miss. School rocks Oxford campus
An explosion shattered six windows at a University of Mississippi building late Tuesday night, triggering damage to the structure as local authorities began initial checks for injuries and cause.
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Weather Update Across Regions Says Mild Days Ahead
Northern regions report fair conditions through Thursday with highs near 70s to 80s and cool nights. Louisiana, Northeast Louisiana, Arkansas, and North Mississippi show sunny to partly cloudy skies, light winds, and minimal rain. A scattered note mentions a dormitory near James Meredith with no indications of racial matters as students set off packages of fire.
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Dirksen Warns Middle East Crisis Threatens World War
Senate Republican leader Everett M Dirksen called the Middle East crisis explosive and dangerous, warning drift could spark a third world war. Javits urged U S intervention and a Western collective defense with Israel. Humphrey pressed for arms embargo and stronger UN peacekeeping amid bipartisan calls. He accused the Soviet Union of arming Egypt to confront Israel.
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American Legion Confirms 1963 New Orleans Convention
The American Legion national executive committee confirmed New Orleans as the site for the 1963 national convention after an investigation found no segregation issues. Pennsylvania Legion had worried about Negro delegates facing hotel and restaurant discrimination during the Sept 6 12 gathering. The convention commission stated all legionnaires will be housed and treated as at prior events.
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Mayor Says Japanese Fear Visit of Nuclear Vessel Savannah
Kobe mayor Chijiro Haraguchi said residents fear radiation spread from the nuclear powered ship Savannah but supports the voyage with precautions. He urged easing Japanese fears before the vessel’s world tour begins and its two week New Orleans arrival for a ports convention.
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Baton Rouge Bond Issue Defeated in Parish Vote
East Baton Rouge property owners rejected an 8.5 million bond plan to fund a city auditorium and arena. With 78 of 80 precincts in, the measure trailed by more than two to one, 15,872 against to 6,243 for, on an assessed value of 43.47 million versus 25.61 million.
GOP Senators Brace Public Works Cut Fight in Senate
Senate Republicans led by Senator Leverett Saltonstall seek a $200 million cut in a $450 million public works appropriation as part of a larger $1.5 billion bill. Democrats indicate possible opposition while party wings and other regions weigh in. House previously approved the accelerated works funding. The bill also includes a $73 million Philippine payment tied to WWII damage claims.
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