Kennedy plans busy vacation with future administration in view
Kennedy travels to Florida with top assistants including O'Donnell and Salinger while aides discuss assigning roles to Eisenhower Nixon and Stevenson. Johnson-White House talks loom, with Kennedy aiming to clear cabinet names by late November and attend a Texas conference with Lyndon Johnson after vacation.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Richard M. Nixon
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Ex Con Escapes After Kidnapping Beaumont Detectives
Convict Schrimpsher, released on bond, fled with his wife after overpowering detectives George Cole and W F Goodnight at a Beaumont County jail. He kidnapped two men, forcing Nunley and Clark into a car and taking them on a cross state fraud and burglary spree ending in a motel break where the pair freed themselves and called police.
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Marshall
Ray C. Clark
Fort Worth
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Shreveport
Moenden
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Season's First Freeze Noted Over Monroe Area
The first freeze of the season blanketed the Monroe area with frost this morning. A lighter freeze is expected tonight as skies stay clear to partly cloudy with temperatures dropping to 32 and rising to 40 tomorrow.
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Mercury
Voelker Calls Token School Integration Unpalatable
Louisiana Sovereignty Commission chairman Frank Voelker Jr. labeled token integration as unpalatable in a New Orleans message. He said closures of New Orleans schools would not imply nationwide shutdowns and defended state segregation watchdogs against such implications.
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Legislature Faces Renewal Amid Uncertain Status
Risley C. Triche says he will carry out legislative duties until stopped as the committee remains noncommittal about its status. E. W. Gravelet asserts the committee still controls schools while an administration spokesman hints at a possible Sunday session restart. Davis, a singer who took office six months ago, is noted amid the unfolding events.
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E. W. Gravelet
Senate
New Orleans
Davis
Khrushchev’s mounting pressures and U.S. integration clashes
The piece details Khrushchev facing internal Kremlin opposition and a busy Soviet schedule including a central committee meeting on December 18 and a Moscow congress in January. It also covers U.S. school desegregation moves in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, with Wright orders and interposition measures, and the state’s resistance to integration amid federal actions.
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Soviet Party Central Committee
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U.S
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Europe
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New Orleans
Sam Rosenberg
Roseberg
James Redmond
Lawmaker urges nationwide use of voting machines
Representative Manuel Cellier of New York urged adoption of voting machines in national elections. He cited the delay and uncertainty in Tuesday's election as evidence that a modern vote counting method is needed across the country.
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Manuel Cellier
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West Monroe recreation bond vote halted and event at Cadeville Lodge
Chit chat and absentee voting for the West Monroe recreation bond issue are halted. Master Masons and their families will be honored Saturday at 7 p.m. by Cadeville Lodge No. 208, Order of the Eastern Star. The CES will present a comedy skit and serve a barbecue supper at Cadeville Lodge.
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Order of the Eastern Star
CES
CBS
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Welfare laws and moral reform spark Louisiana debate
Passman, representing Gov. Jimmie H. Davis, argues reforms curb illegitimacy and welfare abuse. He praises Davis leadership and urges laws to ensure mothers of illegitimate children do not receive welfare checks while pledging to seek federal matching funds for the needy and aged.
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PLC
Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
Davis
Passman
Republicans dispute Texas voting machine failures in 1960 election
The Republican committee charged that 17 voting machines in a Republican area of San Antonio were inoperable on election day blocking ballots. They urged state chairs to review voting reports, noting a Cook County recount already funded locally. Morton cited turnout anomalies in Waco and Texas’ 24 electoral votes as Kennedy leads.
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San Antonio
Morton
Cook County
Chicago
Illinois
Kennedy
Hlinois
Thad Hutcheson
Accidental Shot Wounds Man Triggers Gun Cache Discovery
Pittsburgh AP reports gas station attendant Harry Barbour, 23, accidentally wounded a man while unloading a pistol. Police recovered nine rifles, two submachine guns, three automatic pistols, a sawed off shotgun, 5000 rounds, a silencer, and a deactivated grenade at Barbour's home. Barbour charged with firearms law violation. victim Clair Williams, 40, in critical condition.
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