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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1960

Page

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Khrushchev warns on retaliatory air attacks at bases

In Paris Khrushchev and Eisenhower clash over suspending US flights over the Soviet Union and the option of attacking overseas bases. The president suggests UN backed aerial surveillance to detect attack preparations and deter further aggression. The plan would involve nations agreeing to inspection regimes in their territories.

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Miss Northeast Pageant Chooses Winners At Event

Friday night judges faced tough duty selecting Miss Northeast crown from a field of beauty and talent. The Northeast State student council staged the pageant drawing applause for the finalists and the audience for the final decision on a potential Miss Louisiana.

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Women’s Clubs Paint Shrine Project Across Parish

Louisiana federation of Women’s Clubs undertakes four paint projects to aid poverty relief. Aimed at supporting local shrine work, the effort involves district organizations and state coordination, with plans led by Thomas Jet and regional leaders.

Louisiana Federation of Womens Clubs Anon Wes Wade Thomas Jet Moses

Morrison Article On Poland Hit By Houston Executive

A Houston executive accuses a writer named Morrison of anti Poland propaganda during a European tour stop. The article, republished in a Batten State Times edition, cites speculation about Poland relief efforts and calls a speech by Morrison controversial.

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Prison Bills Slated For Introduction And Charges Loom

Two men faced aggravated battery charges after a Sunday night incident in a wooded area near Monroe. James Lee Wacter, 22, of New Orleans, was sent to Angola to begin three terms as authorities pursue additional cases including a diary investigation and related thefts.

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Rites For Frazar Planned Today In Lake Charles

The notice lists mourners and attendees for the funeral of Frazar in Lake Charles with Henry Cusic McNeese State College president noting the college will be closed today. Names include Edward Welborn DeRidder Wilmer J Boudreau Lake Charles Ben Voodries Lafayette William ieher Covington Georg Heard Merryville and others.

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Solons Denounce Soviet Tactics

Congress critics denounce Khrushchev moves during the Paris summit. Rayburn cancels the House one minute period to limit debate as Eisenhower era tensions rise. Senators Dirksen Carlson Gore and Stevenson weigh in on the fallout and the prospects for peace.

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Youth Receives Suspended Prison Term

A West Mon roe youth, age ten, pleads guilty to robbery and receives a five year suspended prison term in the Fourth District. The judge imposes the sentence with the likelihood of probation supervision.

Jesse Heard West Monroe

The Almighty Must Have Been Listening

Falls Church Virginia AP report recalls Archbishop Legidio Vagnozzi childhood memories of wild behavior and frequent spankings by his parents. He quotes his mother predicting trouble for any future wife, then adds that God took care of the matter.

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Soviet 4-Ton Space Ship Orbital Test Reported

In London a British Interplanetary Society spokesman said the Soviet ship’s rocket was two to three times more powerful than U S Atlas and Titan boosters. The satellite reached about 200 miles, emitted train whistle like beeps, and remained visible in darkness. Moonwatchers in Dayton, Ohio first sighted it at 4 10 a m Tass reported normal instrument readings and ground relay equipment aboard the satellite.

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Complex court cases mix with space race talk in era notes

Reports mix local court actions in Monroe and Bastrop with international optimism on Khrushchev and a space dogflight. The text mentions theft, driving violations, and a pending trial alongside quotes on world tensions, an apology demand, and a Soviet space achievement announced by Astronomer Barabashov.

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Nicotine Habit Spells Capture For Angelite

An unclear fragment mentions Angelite and nicotine habit in a captured phrase. No verifiable event, person, or organization present to form a clearer summary.

Summit Heads of State At Paris Palace Likely High Stakes

In Paris Charles de Gaulle and Khrushchev arrived by open car amid sparse crowds. Police barricades lined the route as 1,000 spectators watched the leaders enter the palace for talks on tense issues including a spy plane incident. A petty theft arrest was reported in Tokyo.

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Now She Knows Anaheim Drunk Driving Case

CAPD Emily Jane Simmons, 60, posted $963 bail after a night in jail on drunk driving charges in Anaheim California. She told police that everyone should rest in jail sometime before they die to see how the other half lives.

Anaheim Calif Emily Jane Simmons

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