Nehru Death Sparks Indian Leadership Crisis Fear
In New Delhi a hushed parliament heard a warning that party infighting over Nehru’s vacant leadership could plunge India into crisis. J. B. Kripalani urged unity as Acting PM G. L. Nanda sat grimly in the chair while Dean Rusk attended the session. Leaders weighed candidates Lal Bahadur Shastri Nanda and T. T. Krishnamachari for the successor.
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India
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Congress Party
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Congress
U.S
Dean Rusk
The
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Nanda
T. T. Krishnamachari
Strengthen Ties of Cuban Exiles to Oppose Castro
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee urged expanding and formalizing anti Castro exile groups' links to Cuba to sustain disaffection and spur revolt. The report calls for unity among exile factions to form an organization that can influence governments, international bodies, and public opinion for Cuban freedom. Senate leaders caution on policy clarity while noting growing rift between exiles and internal Cuban anti Castro elements.
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Cuba
Judiciary
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
U S
Subcommittee
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
U.S
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Ellen enters Ouachita Parish School Board race
R C Ellen former classroom teacher and high school coach announces candidacy for one of two Ward 10 seats on the Ouachita Parish School Board. He lists 16 years in education, current job at Olin Mathieson Chemical in West Monroe, and civic roles. He urges education focus and Democratic process.
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Bob) Ellen
Ouachita Parish
Ellen
Eason Pl
Monroe
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
West Monroe
First Methodist Church
Ward 10
Bundy Reports Accord After British Talks
American envoy William Bundy said a complete understanding with Britain emerged on allied moves in Laos after talks with Foreign Secretary Richard Butler. Britain offered no blanket commitment for military action. Bundy heads to New Delhi to join Dean Rusk for a tour through Bangkok, Saigon, and Honolulu to discuss possible U.S. actions against Pathet Lao advances in Plaine des Jarres.
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William E. Bundy
New Delhi
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United States
India
Bundy
Dean Rusk
Bangkok
Saigon
Honolulu
U.S
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Richard A. Butler
Bigger U.N. Role In Asia Possibility
Washington reports indicate U.S. officials weigh a larger United Nations role in Southeast Asia amid Laos and Vietnam tensions. The Honolulu talks aim to shape long term peace efforts and possible expanded military action as Rusk travels to Bangkok and Saigon before reporting to President Johnson.
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Viet Nam
Cambodia
United States
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India
Bangkok
Thailand
Saigon
Rules At Pioneer Inn Mouthpiece Of Lahaina Traditions
In Lahaina Maui the Pioneer Inn Hotel keeps house rules from 1901 that guests must pay rent in advance and keep a room, no women allowed in rooms, no wetting or burning beds, no gambling or sharing beds, and only on Sundays may guests sleep all day. Violators should not take the room.
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Referee’s Hidden Interest Colors Boxing Match
A referee with ties to one fighter drew scrutiny as the bout proceeded, stirring questions about impartiality and ethics. The official’s connection raised concerns among officials and fans, prompting calls for review and transparency in officiating practices.
Sailor Wins Back Flip Bet Then Loses Navy Case
Airman recruit David G. Sadinsky of Duquesne Pennsylvania jumped from the USS Intrepid off Norfolk in May last year after fellow sailors offered extra money. He claimed a slip, not a jump, but the Navy court martial found him guilty of acts prejudicial to discipline and good order and sentenced him to three months confinement plus fines. The appeals court returned the case to review.
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Duquesne
Review Board
Sandy Lawn to Perform at Summer Starlight and Song Concert
George Sandy Lawn, Centenary College senior from West Monroe, will be a soloist in the Summer Starlight and Song concert at Hodges Gardens on Saturday May 30 at 7 45 p m. He will perform Talman's Alleluiah in Form of Toccat a. Lawn has served as piano accompanist for the Centenary Choir for four years and is the son of Mr and Mrs G M Lawn Sr of West Monroe.
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West Monroe
Centenary College
Shreveport
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Centenary Choir
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Ouachita Parish High School Summer Session Registration
Registration for the summer session at Ouachita Parish High School will be held Saturday in the school auditorium. Classes begin Monday and run from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. five days a week through July 31. For more information call 373-2769.
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Ouachita Parish High School
JFK Would Be Age 47 Today
Hyannis Port Massachusetts AP recalls John F Kennedy would be 47, likely celebrated at the Kennedy summer compound. The piece notes his Memorial Day weekend return to the seaside and a family gathering with Kennedy children and gifts for “Uncle Jack.”
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Former First Lady Attends Mass and Graves Kennedy
Mrs John F Kennedy attended a memorial Mass for her husband at St Matthews Roman Catholic cathedral on his 47th birthday. Bishop Phillip Hannan praised Kennedy's dignity, virtue, and public service, listing traits from separation of church and state to devotion to family and military heroism. Caroline Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy Jr attended in mourning.
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John F. Kennedy
Phillip Hannan
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Kennedy
Caroline
Robert F. Kennedy
Diplomatic Corps
Hannan
St. Paul
Temperatures Turn Cooler Across State This Weekend
A period of moder ate temperatures and occasional rain began Thursday and will continue through the weekend. Daytime highs average two to four degrees below normal 84 to 88 with nightly 64 to 72. Rainfall ranges from moderate to heavy with scattered thunder showers ending by Monday as a cold front moves in from the west late Saturday.
Johnson Returns To Home Town For Commencement
President Johnson visits Lyndon B. Johnson High School in Johnson City for graduation, and plans to address University of Texas graduates in Austin. He appeals in New York fund raising to boost Democratic chances in November, urging volunteers to join a crusade for victory and new programs beyond civil rights and poverty bills.
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Tex
Johnson
Texas
New York
Vember. Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson High School
University of Texas
Austin
Madison Square Garden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
White House
State Business Activity Rises in April LSU reports gains
Louisiana business activity in April rose 2.3 percent from a year earlier. A January to April LSU study shows 30 of 33 lines up, with building permits up 25.6 percent as the strongest gain. Crude petroleum production, industrial electric power use, department store sales, and employment also rose.
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Louisiana State University
Collision on Greenwell Springs Road Kills 15 Year Old
AP report from Baton Rouge notes collision on Greenwell Springs Road today killed 15 year old Sandra Geautreaux while she rode in an old model car with 16 year old Linda Dicks after fetching final report cards from Glen Cake High School.
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Glen Cake High School
Khrushchev Offers To Display Them
Paris AP Khrushchev says Soviet spacemen took photos of U S military sites and US spacemen may photograph Soviet bases Benton former Democratic senator says Khrushchev offered to show such photos to President Johnson Benton suggests aerial Cuba inspection from space could avert crisis Khrushchev says flights over Cuba are international concern and he could show Johnson space photos then jokes about exchanging photos
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William Benton
Connecticut
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Benton
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Caribbean
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Space
Nameless Michigan Small Business Of The Year
A Detroit SBA press release names Michigan small business of the year amid Small Business Week but withholds the company and town. The Upper Peninsula firm processes building studs from hemlock and balsam logs with 25 local workers in a town of 2600, per the release.
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Small Business Administration
Robert F. Phillips
Michigan Small Business
Small Business Week
Upper Peninsula
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