Nixon Attacks Kennedy In South Foray
Vice President Richard M. Nixon blasted at Sen. John F. Kennedy in Burnett Park saying Democrats could not buy Texas with protests or tombstones. He accused Kennedy of shifting positions and defended state ownership of tidelands while asserting support for a 27 percent allowable. Nixon planned stops in Gasper, Spokane, and Fresno.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Richard M. Nixon
South
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Burnett Park
Texas
Dallas
United States
West
Gasper
Wye
Spokane
Wash
Fresno
Calif
Tidelands
Kennedy
City recreation bond vote slated tomorrow
Voters in Wards 3 and 10 will decide on a Monroe recreation bond issue covering 1.675 million dollars to fund four recreation centers two pools six ballfields nine tennis courts and playground equipment over 20 years funded by 1.75 millage plus a 1 mill maintenance levy to be voted again in 1970. The program aims to expand facilities for all ages and genders.
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Monroe
Today’s Chuckle on a man’s condition and two at a time
A humorous line notes that a man’s condition is judged by what he takes two of at a time whether stairs or pills, implying a playful view of daily routines and health.
Unverified Rumors Report Kremlin Power Struggle
Vienna officials and a Vienna newspaper faced a rush of unverified rumors about a government upset in the Soviet Union. The rumor mill influenced early editions and banner headlines as offices circulated speculative chatter with no confirmed details.
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Kremlin
Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
Abend- Presse
Georgi M. Malenkov
Khrushchev
Malenkov
China
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Molotov
Washington
Bitter Cable From Congo Assails U.N.
United Nations reports reveal a secret cable from Congo President Joseph Kasavubu accusing the U.N. Command of supporting Lumumba’s followers by thwarting his arrest and prosecution. He also protests Lumumba delegation proposals and cites Ghana and Guinea as destabilizing Congo allies. Kasavubu’s Oct 13 message to Ambassador Boland accompanies Dayal’s Congo report showing turmoil since independence.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations Today
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Kasavubu
Frederick H. Boland
General Assembly
Boland
Assembly
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Rajeshwar Dayal
Joseph Mobutu
Daya
Conso
Belgium
Ghana
Guinea
United Nations
Hoodlums Wreck Montreal Club
Hoodlums armed with baseball bats and sticks broke into the Chez Paree nightclub in Montreal early today and wrecked everything. Police estimate damage at $10,000 as the violence appears linked to protection racket efforts. An employee fled through a back door while a waiter commented on the risk.
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Montreal
Chez Paree
West Monroe Chamber backs 16 constitutional amendments
The West Monroe Chamber of Commerce endorsed 16 of 29 proposed amendments to the State Constitution and opposed 13, with 55 amendments to be voted on in the general election on November 8. The chamber took no action on the remaining amendments.
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West Monroe
Kennedy Uses Satire as Weapon in Nixon Combative Tour
AP reports Senator John F. Kennedy sharpens political edge with ridicule against Vice President Nixon. He teases Nixon over Eisenhower in campaign close, adopting Roosevelt style timing to punch headlines. In Philadelphia and San Diego he blends humor with pointed barbs, including his circus elephant gag.
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Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
San Diego
Crowds Rally Behind Kennedy in Virginia Boost
Crowds in Virginia boosted John F Kennedy chances as he made final Virginia appearance in Roanoke and Norfolk. More than 10 000 heard him in Norfolk and near 15000 at the Roanoke airport rally. Kennedy pressed fiscal policy and the sound dollar as Byrd supporters lingered near Nixon strength in Roanoke. Kennedy wore a bandage on his right hand from recent injuries.
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Roanoke
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Norfolk
Kennedy
Sidney Kellam
Jack
Kellam
Nixon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Richard M. Nixon
Two Young Americans Missing After Havana Bomb Run
Miami News reports two young American men stole a plane in Fort Pierce Florida on Halloween and flew toward Havana in an apparent revenge mission. They disappeared into rain and sea or land, with Cuba, Castro and accomplices cited as possible outcomes.
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Miami
Fla
Fort Pierce
Havana
Miami News
Hal Hendrix
Castro
Cuba
Rumors of Moscow Coup Circulate in Vienna
Reports from Vienna state rumors of a successful antiparty coup in Moscow with figures named Malenkov Khrushchev Zhukov allegedly involved. No confirmation from sources and Moscow radio reportedly normal according to BBC monitoring and British officials.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
George M. Malenkov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi K. Zhukov
British Broadcasting Corp
Givers Near Campaign Goal Reported At 80 Percent
United Givers Fund Drive officials announced an 80 percent total of 194 675 toward a 243 876 goal at a final report meeting. Ed Carter and Ed Whetstone credited a crash team of about 80 business volunteers who dedicated a wind up day to collect donations. New 100 percent centers include Mitchells Body Shop Ross and Ross Printing Hemenways Furniture Paramount Gulf Theatres Sears Roebuck and Co and the Frances Hotel.
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United Givers
Ed Carter
Carter
Drive
Ed Whetstone
Fred Petty
Mitchell’s Body Shop
Ross and Ross Printing
Hemenway’s
Paramount Gulf Theatres Inc
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Frances Hotel
Ex-Judge Held In Florida Slayings In Chattanooga
A former Florida city judge, Joseph Ax Peel Jr., was arrested in a Chattanooga hotel after flying in from Charlotte. He faces a Florida murder warrant in the 1955 disappearance and presumed slaying of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingsworth and his wife Majorie at their West Palm Beach home. Peel, held on $25,000 bond, is to be returned to Florida for a hearing. Sheriff James E. Turner noted Peel may have joined builder James Donald Miles, also sought in the case, who reported a bus station robbery.
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Joseph A. Peel Jr
West Palm Beach, Fla
Chattanooga
Florida
C. E. Chillingsworth
Peel
James E. Turner
Hamilton County
James Donald Miles
EU Gallie
Fla
Miles
Trailways
Italian Youth Charged With Slaying Colonel
Rome AP reports 17 year old Orante Cardarelli charged with strangling Norman A. Donges a 56 year old retired U.S. Army colonel. Donges, from San Antonio and Shreveport, was found dead in his car ten miles outside Rome. Cardarelli, linked to a local gang, allegedly confessed the murder after meeting Donges in Via Veneto hours earlier.
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Rome
Norman A. Donges
Orante Cardarelli
San Antonio
Tex
Shreveport
Vittorio di Sefano
Cardarelli
Via
Veneto
Brewster Wins One Cent Defamation Verdict in Boston
In Boston, former U S Senator Owen Brewster of Maine won a defamation verdict against the Boston Herald-Traveler Corp. The jury found the Herald libeled Brewster in an editorial but awarded no damages, returning a nominal one cent verdict after about 12 hours of deliberation.
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Boston
U.S
Owen Brewster
Maine
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp
Brewster
Herald
Paintiff
Warmer, Partly Cloudy Forecast for Monroe Area
Weather forecast for Monroe West Monroe shows no rain today or tomorrow with temperatures rising to a high near 75 on Friday and a low around 42 tonight. Skies clear this afternoon then become partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Thursday's high was 68 and low 38 with no rain recorded at Selman Field.
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Monroe - West
Monroe
Selman Field
Pilot testimony on Corsair collision cited steering gear failure
In New Orleans AP dispatch, the Alcoa Corsair pilot, involved in the Oct 22 Mississippi River crash with the Italian freighter Lorenzo Marcello, testified he believed something had happened to the Lorenzo Marcello's steering gear as the collision occurred, with ten lives lost.
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New Orleans
Alcoa Corsair
Lorenzo Marcello
Mississippi River
De Gaulle Hopes for Algeria Peace Plan Today
Paris reports waning hopes as French and Algerian leaders await a peace formula from President Charles de Gaulle. The outcome uncertain, tensions high as talks proceed.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Governor Furcolo Refuses to Send O'Keefe to Pennsylvania
Boston Governor Foster Furcolo refused to send Brink's informer Joseph O'Keefe to Pennsylvania to face burglary charges, calling the move a risk of certain death. The decision centers on protecting the informant amid ongoing federal and state investigations.
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Boston
UPI
Foster Furcolo
Brink
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Pennsylvania
Four men arrested in San Francisco securities theft case
Police and FBI agents arrested four men in San Francisco and recovered more than 500000 dollars worth of negotiable securities stolen from a retired Stockton schoolteacher. In New York the government fought to block bond for Igor Y. Melekh, a 47 year old UN Secretariat employee charged with spying for the Soviet Union.
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San Francisco
FBI
Stockton
New York
Igor Y. Melekh
United Nations Secretariat
Soviet Union
Jungle Creeps In On Congo Capital
The Congo city Luluabourg once planned as the national capital now hosts a shrinking European population below 200 of 3,000. U N mission head Francis Veillet-Lavallee struggles to sustain services amid tribal warfare while residents describe abandonment, unemployment, garbage, and desolate shops in a fading colonial enclave 500 miles from Leopoldville.
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Luluabourg
The
Congo
Francis Veillet-Lavallee
U.N
Leopoldville
Atlanta
27 Measures Aimed To Stop School Mixing
Gov Jimmie H Davis proposed a package of 27 segregation bills in Louisiana designed to block federally ordered school integration. The measures seek powers to close public schools, shield property, and resist federal authority while allowing reopening rules and limits on free supplies. The special session began as lawmakers awaited details amid the New Orleans integration deadline.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Louisiana
Davis
New Orleans
State Board of Education
State School Construction Fund OKs $2 Million Each for 10 Colleges
The State Board of Education approved $2 million in construction funds for 10 colleges and universities, transferring capital outlay from a $60 million bonding authority. Institutions include Grambling, McNeese State, Louisiana Tech, Nicholls, Northeast, Northwestern, Southeastern Louisiana College at New Orleans, and the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Additional allocations cover state schools and vocational centers across multiple sites.
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Education Board
State School
State School For the
T. H. Harris Vocational Technical School
Ouachita Valley Vocational School
Northwest Louisiana Vocational Technical School
Jefferson Parish
News-Star-World Want Ads Sell Your Unneeded Items
Inexpensive ad seeks quick action for listings including a spinet piano in excellent condition. Contact FA 5-628 for details and dial FA 2516 to place your ad. Cancellation option mentioned with seven day votes.
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News-Star—World
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