Lassiter Seeks Integration Injunction
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury held a two hour special meeting adopting a 1962 budget over 1 million dollars. The road maintenance fund rose to 622000 and the general fund to 414630 while salaries for the secretary and assistant were increased. Two jurors opposed the general fund budget over the pay raises.
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Ward 2
Leland Carpenter
Ward 3
Rankin Farle
News-Star
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Webb Roberts
Viard 7
Larle
M.W. Montgomery
Ward 5
J . Avant
Roberts
Nell Cheek
Javee Nabb
Montgomery
Seven CORE Turned Back At Bus Station Without Protest
Seven Negroes arrived in Monroe from Shreveport and were quickly sent back by Chief James C. Kelly Jr who warned the group they were breaching the peace at the Continental Trailways Bus Station Grammont Street. The incident drew FBI observers and a small crowd as the leaders tried to enter a whites-only restaurant before boarding a bus eastward.
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James C. Kelly, Jr
Continental Trailways
Grammont Street
Shreveport
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rev. Cox
Kelly
Congress of Racial Quality
Chet Kelly
DA Challenges ICC Order On Bus Stations
District Attorney Albin P Lassiter filed for a temporary injunction against Continental Southern Lines charging removal of white only signs at Monroe terminal. Judge Mack Barham issued a restraining order as seven Black travelers were pending departure after Monroe police intervened. Lassiter targets company leaders and Monroe station manager Ernest Hall for violating Louisiana segregation law and ICC directives to end racial discrimination in southern bus terminals.
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Albin P. Lassiter
Continental Southern Lines, Inc
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Monroe
Mack Barham
Shreveport
Lassiter
Continental Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
Wick Warmsies
Continental
Lascher
Bus Company
Alexandria
M. W Walker
R. W. McClenden
Ernest Hall
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Senators Urge Tests For Neutron Bomb Move
U S Senators urge resuming atmospheric testing to explore a neutron bomb concept described as death without visible weapon effects. Senator Thomas J Dodd calls converting the neutron bomb from theory to reality amid reports of possible tests. Providence Dispatch reports a street brawl in Fox Point with dozens involved and police injuries.
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Sen
Thomas Oo Dodd
Dconn
United States
Dodd
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fox Point
Fair Share Eligibility Details and Qualification Guide
The notice outlines steps to qualify for a fair share program. It mentions FA 45-3869 as a reference code and directs readers to learn how to qualify through provided channels and eligibility criteria.
Halloween at Mrs Boot Watsons House
Residents on Wal lace Dear Road joined a festive Halloween scene with Mrs Boot Watson greeting trick or treaters. Her front porch was lit with pumpkin lanterns and decorations while she wore a witch costume beside a large kettle and brew setup.
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Wallace Dear Road
Erstimuus
West Monroe
Boot Watson
Postponed joint meeting on Bayou Bartholomew pump project
The Ouachita and Morehouse Parish Police Juries postponed a discussion on a Bayou Bartholomew water distribution and a proposed pump station. Director Claude Kirkpatrick cited scheduling conflicts as the reason for delaying the meeting to a later date.
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Ouachita Parish
Morehouse Parish
Bayou Bartholomew
Mo Wo Montgomery
Ouachita Police Jury
Claude Kirkpatrick
Department of Public Works
Kirkpatrick
Ouachita
Montgomery
Department of Publi Works
Bartholomew
Basen DeSiard
Dead Gavoue
Cite of
Monroe
Bason de Sera
Basen Bartholorew
Morehouse
Arkansas
Ouachita River
Mothers Protest Nuclear Testing in New York
About 125 women picketed on the north side of 68th Street between Park and Madison avenues and another group of 100 plus demonstrated outside the AEC offices at 576 Hudson. Miss Barbara Deming led a small group into the AEC building, delivering a letter to Dr Glenn Seaborg. The protest, organized by the Women's Direct Action Project, framed as a nationwide Women’s strike for peace, urged an end to all nuclear testing by the Soviet Union and included a Soviet UN delegation presence nearby.
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Denon
United Nations
Atonce
Energg
New York
68Th St
Park
Madison Avenues
Soviet UN
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Women’s Direct Action Project
Algerian Riots Mark Seventh Anniversary With Clashes
Reports from Algiers say young Muslims gathered around green and white flags defying French orders to stay home. Rioters clashed with French troops across Algeria as independence calls surged on the rebellion’s seventh anniversary. about 30 Muslims were reported killed.
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Dar el Machoul An Michers
Algeria
Alsteps
Riots Across Algeria Mark Seventh Anniversary
Algerian Muslims protested the seventh anniversary of the rebellion across the country clashing with French troops and police. Official counts report at least 40 dead and more than 70 wounded, with further fatalities when a transport plane crashed near St Arnaud. Demonstrators demanded independence, ignoring government orders to stay home.
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Algiers
Algeria
St Arnaud
Tunis
Devastation in British Honduras as Hattie hits capital
Relief efforts rush aid to hurricane struck Belize City as Captain Dean Ricker reports 75 percent destruction. Ships and destroyers move in while morphine and medical supplies are ferried by air to hospitals in Guatemala and Honduras. Belize’s population of about 1 000 flees rising floodwaters while radio towers and field infrastructure are smashed.
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Bia
Belize
British Honduras
Dean Ricker
Tian Airlines
Mercy Vieht
Hattie
Honduras
Trowbridge
Strick
Ton Anbines
Britho
Guatemala
Norvet Co
Lea Creba
Hondura
Onl
Wars Sattd
Toller
Scout Rocket Misfires In Canaveral Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Blue Scout rocket spiraled out of control and exploded shortly after launch in a test of a worldwide tracking program. The 75 foot vehicle rose at dawn and quickly veered off course then blew apart as range safety destroyed it. No immediate word on cause. NASA said the rocket deviated from its planned path and was destroyed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Wren
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Davis May Get Payroll Aid for New Orleans Schools
Edward LeBreton said Davis may be approached again to help meet New Orleans school payrolls. The Orleans Parish School Board noted a shortfall of about 23 thousand dollars for October and aims to cover November payrolls this month.
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New Orleans
Edward LeBreton
Gortimore
Davis
Orleans Parish
Pepotees
Walter Ro Lattapie
Chop Board
Patrois
Abandon Plan To Evacuate City Dwellers
A federal spokesman said the plan to evacuate city residents is paused as authorities focus on defense measures. The Pentagon notes sheltering and precautionary steps remain under review while warnings about nuclear threats persist. Congress member Robert Voorhees comments on the policy shift.
Incomplete Memo Promotes Student Center Access
A garbled OCR style note references a rule about sharing a chair and time zones at Memphis State. It mentions a Student Center and a cartoonish “eleventh commandment” phrase, with stray references to a campus and a patch.
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Npecmpus
Lueidas
Oidanes
Memphis State
Weather Notice for Northeast Louisiana Delivers Warm Temps
November arrives with cloudy skies in Northeast Louisiana. Forecast predicts 85 high and 62 to 70 low with no rain today though scattered showers possible Thursday. Statewide weather pattern unchanged according to the weatherman.
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Louisiana
Lousana
Halloween Prank Ends With Psychiatric Care In Memphis
A partially dressed woman wearing only a wedding band walked on a four lane highway south of Memphis to thrill drivers. Firefighters hooded her with an asbestos coat and she was taken to John Gaston Hospital's psychiatric ward. She claimed to be Elvis Presley’s wife and later said she is a 4 year old Michigan housewife visiting Memphis, identity still being verified.
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Four-Lade
John Gaston Hospital
Elvis Presley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Memphis
Milk Bootleg Racket Causes Citywide Disruption in New York
Reports describe a bootleg milk racket in New York disrupting supply for up to 10 million people as drivers and plant workers strike. Mediation fails over overtime clocks. probes target profiteers and hidden shipments while private cars bring in hundreds of quarts from New York and New Jersey, with some going to Philadelphia.
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New York
Teamsters
Kennedy
Labor
Roberto Waatner de Clare
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau Maps Fallout Cloud From Soviet Nukes
US and allied meteorologists track wind patterns from Soviet blasts using a global network of weather stations and unmanned balloons. An American computer compiles data to estimate cloud movement high in the atmosphere, labeling it an educated forecast rather than a certainty.
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Washington
Soviet Unions
Novaya Zemiya
Arctic
China
US Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Ats
Sears
Classified Ad Promises Low-Cost 7 Day Rates
Appears to be a garbled classified ad copy boasting low rates and cancellation privileges for ad placement. Mentions rain related product line and a P.O. box address 23613 but lacks clear details or a verifiable business name.
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