NATO Ministers Thwart Greece Turkey Clash at Hague
North Atlantic ministers ended the Greece Turkey clash at The Hague and urged frank talks to strengthen NATO. They warned progress on German reunification hinges on German will and backed UN efforts for peace in Cyprus amid Greek Turkish fighting.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
North Atlantic Pact
Greece
Turkey
France
NATO
Soviet Union
Soviets
Germany
Cyprus
U.N
Biologist Huxley warns on nuclear peril and machine rule
Sir Julian Huxley, 76, in a Boston Globe interview, says any moment we may be blown to smithereens by nuclear war and that ultimate deterrence could wipe humanity. He foresees governments, including America and the Soviet system, becoming extinct as changes accelerate. He predicts escalating competition between humans and machines, with machines likely to win.
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Boston
Sir Julian Huxley
Boston Globe
Julian
America
Warmer Trend Is Expected With Gradual Rise Today and Friday
A gradual temperature rise is indicated for today and Friday with highs near 80 to 84 today and 82 to 86 on Friday. Monroe reached 79 with a 52 overnight low Wednesday. A year ago the mercury stood at 93. General fair weather is forecast through Friday with winds 5 to 15 mph. The national outlook calls for mostly comfortable conditions, except in the western plains Rockies and Great Basin. Showers ending in the Appalachians and Northeast. weather patterns similar overall.
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Monroe
Rockies
Great Basin
Pinch In Rome Coveted Object Pinch In Rome Coveted Object
The American Women's Club of Rome urges defenders of Italian romance as plans to curb roadside flirtations are debated. It argues that public measures would strip romance from Italy for women travelers and defends a carefree, admiring Italian male persona as essential to tourism.
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Rome
Women’s Association
U.S
Italy
Chuckle Quote About Kissing Brings People Close
A lighthearted quip notes that a kiss draws two people so close they overlook each other's faults, capturing a playful sentiment about affection and perception.
Rattlesnakes Loose In Edinburg Town
Edinburg residents live in fear as 10 to 20 hungry rattlesnakes wander near schools after being released from a box as a prank. About 25 to 35 snakes were released. 15 were killed during a night hunt that stretched into dawn. Roger Miller planned to sell snakes for 75 cents a pound and kept them in a wood box in an old car body. Police, volunteers, and residents searched with flashlights and radios, worried for students near Pan American College and nearby public schools.
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Edinburg, Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Roger Miller
Edinburg
Laredo
Miller
Leroy Eastin
Pan American College
Twin City Chit Chat features college musicians in recital
Two Northeast State College music students are set for a 4 15 p m Friday recital in Biedenham Recital Hall. Griffin Georgia clarinetist Robert Dixon will perform Hindemith Debussy and Brahms while Farmer ville piano student Linda Louise Clement plays Chopin and Crest on selections.
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Northeast State College
Biedenham Recital Hall
Robert Dixon
Griffin
Hindemith
Debussy
Brahms
Linda Louise Clement
Farmerville
Chopin
Creston
Your Heart Has Nine Lives Series Begins on Monday
A health feature in twelve daily installments by Alton Blakeslee and Dr. Jeremiah Stamler guides readers from twenties to sixties on preventing heart disease. The series, praised by Dr. Paul Dudley White, lists actionable steps and highlights factors like diet and stress.
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Alton Blakeslee
Jeremiah Stamler
News-Star
Blakeslee- Stamler
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower Declares Neutrality in GOP Nomination Fight
Former President Eisenhower announced strict neutrality in the Republican presidential race returning to Pennsylvania from California. He said he would not dictate a candidate and would support the GOP convention’s eventual choice, rejecting leadership ambitions and urging Republicans to choose a platform and candidate without a "herd" mindset.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
California
West Coast
Eisenhower
Johnson
Republican Party
GOP
B&PW Convention Arrives for 45th Louisiana Meeting
Delegates begin arriving for the 45th annual Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention. About 200 representatives are expected to attend the three day event, with headquarters at the Hotel Frances. Special guest Miss Ruby among the attendees.
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Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ruth Whatley
Monroe Club
Hotel Frances
Ruby
National federation convention schedule outlined
Glen Sills to represent the National Federation at a multi day convention beginning Friday with executive committee and district directors workshops. Activities include pre convention board meeting, nominating committee, fun night at the Paragon Club, formal opening Saturday on the hotel roof, greetings from local officials, officer elections, installation banquet, and Sunday morning devotional and post convention board meeting. Local club members Elizabeth Bordeaux Lorrain Keith and Trichel chair the event.
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Glen Sills
National Federation
Paragon Club
Helen Trichel
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
West Monroe
Joyce Smith
Miss Whatley
Eulah L. Cato
Miss Sills
Virginia
Frances Hotel
Elizabeth Bordeaux
Lorrain Keith
Trichel
First Lady's Tenants Live In Poverty
Two Republican congressmen visited six tenant families on land in Alabama owned by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and urged President Johnson to fix housing conditions. The White House said several elderly families still occupy the properties, with rents of five dollars monthly as they farm cotton and corn.
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Washington
Alabama
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Dave Martin
Nebraska
M. G. Snyder
Kentucky
Snyder
Governor Alters Primary Stand In Louisiana
Governor John McKeithen said he will not press for nonpartisan primaries as an administration measure and will leave the issue to the legislature. He favored changes to end three elections but would not sign a bill unfair to Republicans. He questioned Aug 8 runoff proposals and urged wait-and-see on free electors, noting support from colleagues and their role in tidelands matters.
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McKeithen
Charlton H. Lyons Sr
Louisiana
Afl-Cio
Tidelands
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Oust Socialists On Continent Ends CCF Rule in Saskatchewan
Regina AP reports the final Saskatchewan election count shows Liberal 30 seats in the 59 member legislature, enough to topple the Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation after 20 years in power. Ten districts remain to be counted.
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Regina
Voters to Choose City Officials and School Board
Sixty thousand plus qualified voters will cast ballots for mayor, finance and utilities, streets, a five member city school board and Democratic executive committee. Nineteen precincts open 6 am to 8 pm with twelve candidates for school board and four incumbents seeking re election on the Democratic committee. Incumbent Mayor W L Howard faces M L Peters. H W McSherry runs for third term against William B Jackson. W D H Rodriguez squares off with John H Birdsong Sr. in streets race. Board candidates include Scogin Gannaway Breese Allen Daniel Dowd Hargiss Lewis Paulus Terry Whitaker White. Executive committee see Bernhardt Anzalone Miller Johnson Spatafora Voorhies vs Patrick Spatafora Voorhies. Polling places listed across wards.
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City Democratic Executive Committee
City School Board
W. E. Whetstone
Grayson Guthrie
Democratic Executive Committee
James Williams
W. L
Jack) Howard
M. L. Peters
Peters
Sioner
Streets
John H. Birdsong Sr. Rodriguez
Wayne H. Huckaby
State Highway Department
Finance and Utilities
J. H
Slim) Scogin
William Gannaway
Frank Breese Jr
Bill) Allen
L. S
Luke) Daniel
Peter J. Dowd
Billy Hargiss
Marion
Spec) i Lewis
E. C. Paulus
Jimmy
Lee Junior High School
Forsythe Avenue
Municipal Golf Clubhouse
Neville High School
Georgia Tucker School
Hudson Street
Apex Supply Company
Luffey
S. Grand
Forest Avenue
Jefferson Junior High
Guy Smart’s
Lee Ave
Lida Benton School
Bob Semmes & Son Plumbing Company
Jackson
McNamara Calls for Expanded U S Role in South Vietnam
Secretary of Defense McNamara said the United States must widen its commitments in South Vietnam in response to a sharp rise in terror attacks by Communist guerrillas. He urged more military and economic aid, added training missions, and a substantial increase in regular and paramilitary troops and Vietnamese pilots. He cautioned the war will be long and may delay planned withdrawal.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Saigon
White House
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Viet Nam
Tannery Blast Kills 4 Men Injures Several in Peabody
Four men died and a fifth was missing after an explosion and fire destroyed a six story tannery in Peabody Massachusetts. The blast occurred at 10 15 a m on the ground floor near flammable liquids as workers and a contractor's crew were present. The fire rapidly engulfed the building and the cause is under investigation with two of the contractor's employees missing.
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Peabody
Mass
Edward P. O’brine
Larrabee & Hingston Co
O’brine
Gnecco & Grilk Tanning Corp
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H. W. McSherry
William B. Jackson
W. D. H. Rodriguez
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