Reds Reach Agreement On Outer Space Legal Principles
The United States and the Soviet Union have, sources say, agreed on legal principles for space exploration to be presented to the General Assembly as a declaration and resolution endorsed by all 28 members of the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space committee. The accord addresses rescue of astronauts, liability for space accidents, and government-led projects with consent from affected nations.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Special Political Committee
Committee
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Outer Space Committee
U.S
Thousands Cheer Return Of 33 Diem Prisoners
Saigon crowds welcomed 33 political prisoners released from an island penal colony. Among the returnees was Phan Quang Dan, head of the Free Democratic party, who praised friends and supporters. A memorial service in Xa Loi pagoda mourned a student beaten by secret police. A grenade attack near an army checkpoint wounded two soldiers. Reports say Tran Van Khiem, brother of Ngo Dinh Nhu, has been arrested in Los Angeles amid post coup security moves.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Phan Quang Dan
Free Democratic Party of
Viet Nam
Paulo Condore
South China Sea
Sall
Xa Loi
Nguyen van
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Tran van Khiem
Los Angeles
Calif
Khiem
Washington
Tran van Chuong
Senators Vote to Ban Aid to Yugoslavia and UAR
The Senate approved a foreign aid bill barring assistance to Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic while keeping aid to Indonesia. It added 47 amendments and moved to limit Presidential discretion on aid to Communist states. Senator Proxmire planned to restrict Yugoslavia aid further, and Senator Lausche aimed to eliminate the President’s discretion for Communist countries.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
Poland
Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Kremlin
Abuses Charged as Cardinals Clash at Vatican Council
At the Ecumenical Council two top Catholics Cardinal Ottaviani and Cardinal Frings traded blunt accusations over Holy Office abuses. Frings condemned Vatican procedures as unfair arguing one congregation should not hold sole power to accuse and condemn without defense.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Holy Office
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Cologne
Germany
Frings
Ottaviani
Cardinal Frings
Vatican
Genevra Washburn to speak at genealogy society meeting
Miss Genevra Washburn librarian at Neville High School will address the Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society during its quarterly meeting on Saturday. She will discuss her experiences at the Genealogical Institute at the National Archives sponsored by American University in Washington.
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Genevra Washburn
Neville High School
Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society
Sun Room and Coffee Room at Ouachi ta Parish Health Unit
Employees at Ouachi ta Parish Health Unit enjoy a sun room and a coffee room on fall afternoons without hindrance. The note references CHIT-CHAT page 5-A for context.
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Ouachita Parish
Vatican moves to counter anti Semitic propaganda
Vatican Ecumenical proposal asserts all humanity bears responsibility for Christ death. Secretary of State Rusk signals possible early agreement on the stalled 250 million wheat deal with the Soviet Union but cautions about uncertainty. Air Force Captain Thompson loses license after season out deer killing. U.S. and French convoys cross autobahn to Berlin with no Soviet interference. Les Paul sues Mary Ford for divorce citing afgueey and extreme cruelty. Rusk says the U.S. cannot permit Soviet disruption of Western access to Berlin.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Christ
Washington (Ap
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Berlin
U S to Pull Planes and Personnel From Britain
The Defense Department says 2,650 U S personnel and 41 bombers and tanker planes will be withdrawn from Britain by July 1. Two bases will close, 19 bombers and 22 tankers return home, cutting U S strength in Britain by about 10 percent. Polaris submarines add to strategic forces as ICBMs rise.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Britain
United States
U.S
Great Britain
London
Spain
France
Air Force
Soviet Union
Pentagon
GOP Leaders Target Dixie With Southern Campaign Drive
In Charleston Republicans launched a 13 state workshop to win the South for Goldwater. William E. Miller said the party will sweep Dixie, stressing conservatives, lighter spending and states rights as civil rights issues are deemphasized.
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Charleston
S.C
Kennedy
Dixie
White House
South
William E. Miller
New York
Coushatta Man Injured Fatally In U S 190 Crash
A traffic crash on U S Highway 190 near Lottie Louisiana left Edward G. Grappe a 36 year old Coushatta man dead and four others injured. State troopers said a pickup truck blew a tire crossed the neutral ground and overturned into an oncoming car. Grappe rode in the pickup.
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Lottie
U.S. Highway 190
Kit Edward G. Grappe
Coushatta
Grappe
Witnesses Cite Red Influence in SCEF Hearings
Witnesses before the joint legislative committee on an American Activities panel argued that the Southern Conference Educational Fund was linked to the Communist Party. Police raided the New Orleans SCEF headquarters, arresting three men, including two officials, amid ongoing investigation for possible Communist Control Act violations.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Joint Legislative Committee
American Activities Committee
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Scef) Inc
New Orleans
Iscef
SCEF
SECF
Kilby
Highlander Folk School
Tracy City
Tennessee
James Dombrowski
Highland School
Rogers
James Pfister
Dist
Atty Jim Garrison
Wet Weekend Rain Forecast for Ark-La-Miss Area
The Ark La Miss region faces a wet weekend as a deep low pressure system and a frontal squall line move in from the southwest. Expect thunderstorms and strong winds with rain likely from tonight into Saturday, totaling about a quarter to three quarters of an inch through next Wednesday, with cooler highs around 72 to 76 Saturday and today’s peak near 80 to 84.
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Ark-La-Miss
U S Prepares Europe Stockpile for Armored Divisions
The United States maintains a $277.5 million prepositioned stockpile of tanks artillery and support vehicles in Western Europe for rapid reinforcement. The 2nd Armored Division now in West Germany uses about $155 million of gear in exercises and will return to Ft Hood after maneuvers. The 4th Infantry Division at Ft Lewis is slated for emergency service in Europe if needed.
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United States
Europe
Minanat Af
Tern
Associated Press
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Rhine River
Ft. Hood
Tex
Germany
France
Berlin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
2Nd Armored Division
4Th Infantry Division
Kennedy Cites Wayne Huckaby For Service
President Kennedy awards a posthumous citation to Wayne H Huckaby the Monroe Ouachita Parish engineer who died at 64 of a heart attack. Huckaby served in World War I and II with the U S Army engineers and helped build the Burma Road. His widow Mrs Marion Huckaby received the certificate.
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Kennedy
Wayne H. Huckaby
Ouachita Parish
Marion Huckaby
Burma Road
United States of America
United States
John F. Kennedy
Huckaby
Monroe
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Army Engineers
Fifth District
Department of Highways
Witty quip on being well informed and mirroring views
A humorous line noting that a truly informed man tends to share the same views as others, implying conformity in opinion and awareness.
Escapees From East Baton Rouge Jail Return to Cells
Two inmates Louis Dan Smith and Robert Leonard III escaped from East Baton Rouge Parish jail by sawing bars then fled to nearby towns. Smith was arrested in Baton Rouge. Leonard was captured in New Roads after police warned eight states. An accessory, Nancy Elizabeth Williams, was charged. The escape occurred about 7 p m and their exit went undetected until 6 a m Thursday.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
East Baton Rouge Parish
Louis Dan Smith
Robert Leonard III
New Roads
Here
Smith
Bryan Clemmons
Leonard
Point Coupee Parish
F. W. Smith
Clemmons
Nancy Elizabeth Williams
United States Recognizes Saigon Regime After Coup
The United States moved to recognize the new Saigon provisional government urged by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Britain Australia Japan Thailand and Malaysia followed with recognition as U S officials began considering resuming aid and the regime pledged to restore constitutional rule through elections.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Great Britain
Ngo Dinh Diem
Australia
Japan
Thailand
Malaysia
Douglas-Home Wins Commons Seat In Scottish Contest
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home won the Kinross West Perthshire seat by 9 328 votes in Perth Scotland. He secured 14 147 votes to 4 819 for Liberal Duncan Millar, delivering a decisive government confidence vote amid Labor gains elsewhere.
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Perth
Scotland
UPT
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Labor Party
Douglas-Home
Duncan Millar
Liberal Party
Highland
Kinross-West Perthshire
Luton
Douglas - Home
Kinross
Gilmore Leburn
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