Hams to Hear CD Speaker Name Officers
Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio club members will meet Wednesday night at Civil Defense HQ to hear a Civil Defense address. Officers elected earlier include Travis Erwin president Bill Blanton vice president Clarence Gibson secretary and Dino Economos assistant. The group plans an annual banquet at the Penn Hotel Green Room on December 9.
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Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio Club
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Authority
Travis Erwin
Bill Blanton
KSWGQ
Clarence Gibson
K5igw
Dino Economos
W5drg
Gibson
Gantha Valley
Penn Hotel
Green Room
Sit-in protests and integration efforts in Baltimore face mixed results
Across Baltimore, 35 Maryland restaurant owners along the highway agreed to integrate voluntarily by December 15. A Maryland Petition Committee caravan supported private business rights while antisegregationists visited about 40 restaurants, with only two accepting and two closing. Hoopers Restaurant saw nine demonstrators enter, triggering arrests, as a jeering crowd clashed in Little Italy during the trespass reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Petition Committee
U.S
Hooper's
Little Italy
Molotov Returns to Moscow as Soviet Press Plays Silence
Molotov arrives in Moscow amid a media blackout with no Soviet press coverage. He has suggested he may respond to charges from the party congress while reports claim expulsion from the party was already voted by his cell. His wife Paulina says the trip was fine and the family expects to resume life as normal.
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Paulina
Svetlana
Molotov
S Molotov
Supreme Party Court
Control Commission
Moscow
Baptist leaders and musicians headline Monroe convention
The Second Ponce de Leon Church Atlanta hosts a Baptist session with speaker from Atlanta while Curtis Bryan leads singing at the Brotherhood convention. Veo Gray of Monroe First Baptist directs 100 Singing Men as D C Black and Dr James T Horton outline reports on the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and the educational commission.
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Ponce de Leon
Atlanta
Singim
Curtis Bryan
Zoar
Baton Rouge
Veo Gray
First Baptist Church of
Monroe
D. C. Black
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
James
Berlin Plan Said Evolved From Evening Discussions
UPI reported the outline may not be new Soviet thinking. The plan allegedly aimed to settle Berlin before a German peace treaty and reflected Khrushchev and Gromyko views per Western sources. Ambassadors discussed it and sent reports to their governments amid committee dealings.
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UPI
Berlin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Gromoyko
Five Injured In Two Traffic Accidents Here
Two weekend traffic crashes in Monroe left five people with minor injuries. At Louisville Avenue and North Fifth Street Marilyn D. White 16 Wilie Mae White 37 and Reba G. Griffin 15 were treated after a red light violation caused a two car collision. In the Nutland Road La 15 intersection Michael F. McKinley 17 and a passenger Betty Jean Armstrong 29 suffered minor injuries when McKinley’s car failed to yield and was struck by Joseph Armstrong 36. Both drivers were ticketed for violations.
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Monroe
Nutland Road
Louisville Avenue
North Fifth Street
Marilyn D. White
Forsythe Avenue
Willie Mae White
Reba G. Griffin
Tallulah
St. Francis Hospital
Marilyn White
Nathaniel E. Winters
Stillwater
Okla
Winters
La. 15
Michael F. McKinley
Riverside Drive
McKinley
Joseph Armstrong
Ouachita Avenue
Miss McKinley
Armstrong
Betty Jean Armstrong
Second Concert Performance Slated Tonight
The Northeast State Concerts Association levels a second performance of The Course of Love at 8:15 p.m. in the Neville High School auditorium. Jerry Hardin and Diane Hill co star in six scenes from Shakespeare Chekhov Parker plays with a shuttle bus from Gunby Hall at 7 30 p.m. for Northeast students.
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Northeast State Concerts Association
Barter Theatre
Neville High School
Jerry Hardin
Diane Hill
William Shakespeare
Troilus
Cressida
the Boor
Pavlovich Chekhov
Dorothy Parker
Concert Association
Northeast State
Harry Lemert
Division of Fine Arts
Northeast
Gunby Hall
Adenauer Names Policy Stance Amid Berlin Ties
In Hamburg, the Socialists widened their lead over the Christian Democrats. Adenauer pledged to uphold Western duties and responded to a leaked Soviet proposal that he said was not a formal East West negotiation. Bonn sources said talks with Khrushchev occurred last Thursday, though Kroll delayed informing his government. Informants noted Kroll’s six ideas were personal views, not official policy.
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Hamburg
Christian Democrats
West Berlin
Bonni
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Kroll
Foreign Office
Church Councils Sees Membership Growth Leveling Off
New York AP reports the National Council of Churches notes signs of leveling growth in church membership. Protestant bodies total 63,668,835 with 227 groups, Roman Catholic 42,104,900, Jewish congregations 5,367,000, Eastern churches 2,698,663, Buddhists 20,000.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Old Catholic Church
Armenian Church
Diocese of
America
California
Oil Institute In Convention In Chicago
An estimated 16 500 oil men and leaders in government business industry and education gathered in Chicago for the 41st American Petroleum Institute convention. Headquarters were at the Conrad Hilton Hotel for a three day meeting with sessions also at the Pick Congress and Palmer House. Sen Mike Monroney addressed the opening session alongside Institute president Frank M Porter and William F Kenney, chair of the public affairs committee.
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Chicago
UPIC
American Petroleum Institute
Conrad Hilton
Pick Congress Hotel
Palmer House
Mike Monroney
DiCkla
Institute
Frank M.porter
William F. Kenney
Conviction Of Negro Set Aside By High Court
The Alabama case concerns Charles Clarence Hamilton a Black defendant whose conviction for breaking into a dwelling with intent to ravish was set aside by a high court. Hamilton was found in Mary Giangrosso’s bedroom in Ensley on October 13 1966, held at pistol point by Jacob Milko and later sentenced to the electric chair on April 23 1967. His counsel argued failure of counsel violated the US Constitution and the court noted prejudice cannot be measured without full defense. The ruling does not halt further Alabama prosecutions.
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Charles Clarence
Alabama
Hamilton
Mary Giangrosso
Ensley
Ala
Jacob Milko
Vidalia Motel Hit By Fire Injures No One
A fire at the Shamrock Motor Hotel on US Highway 84 near Vidalia caused an estimated 8 000 to 10 000 dollars damage. Fire chief Roy Barlow cited faulty electrical wiring as the cause and said tourists were sleeping but uninjured.
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Vidalia Motel
Vidalia
Rock Motor Hotel
Way 84
On Ece
Roy Barlow
Five Arrested For Drunk Driving In Monroe Area
Monroe police booked five individuals on drunk driving charges this weekend. The names include John T. Gonzales of Louisa Street West Monroe Edward Elliott of Browsing Street West Monroe Gray W. Gant of South Ropes Avenue Monroe and John B. Saxon Jr. of South First Street West Monroe John W. Benton of Grammont Street Monroe.
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Department
Erace
Monroe
John T. Gonzales
Louisa Street
Rayville
Edward Elliott
West Monroe
Grey W. Gant
John B. Saxon, Jr
South First Street
John W. Benton
Grammont Street
Grain Workman Narrowly Escapes Death in Hopper Incident
TOPEKA Kan AP grain terminal worker Frank Lundin was sucked to the bottom of a grain hopper as shelled corn poured from a railroad car. He twisted his ankle and fell into the hopper, lay under grain for 10 minutes before colleagues pulled him out. A doctor said the weight of the grain could have collapsed his lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Frank Lundin
Lundin
Peak of Something Causes Curious Tea Themed Moment
A fragmentary note references a lighthearted gathering centered on tea and curious chatter. The text hints at playful language and a social scene without clear names or dates.
Nehru Uncertain on How to Dispel Anger in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru appears unsure how to respond to rising tensions during a visit. Reporters note he hesitates when asked about the best approach to calm unrest and improve relations.
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Los Angeles
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mexico Agrees To Protect 47 Foes Of Castro
In Caracas Venezuela President Betancourt declared a break in all relations with Cuba after accusing Havana of continued insults and interference. The United States and nine Latin American nations had severed ties with the Cuban regime earlier. No incidents were reported.
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Mexico
Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Havana
Romulo Betancourt
Cuba
Erste Cmsinereaster
Juan Orta
United States
Honduras
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
Paraguay
Peru
Costa Rica
Druggist Arrested in Virginia for Sunday Sale
A Petersburg, Virginia druggist, Lilo Keys, was arrested Sunday for violating a state law banning most nonessential sales on Sundays. Keys sold a toy piano.
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Petersburg
UPI
Lilo Keys
Keys
Mystery of the origin blues notes traced to Lulu White scene
Researchers explore early blues roots in New Orleans with piano rolls and jazz history. A glass window and a chase pianist with bells on her ankles appear in local lore as part of the era’s music milieu. A lyric line echoes the mood of the time.
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Lulu White
Dorm Bed and Bree Oe Early Sunday
A fragment notes a scene involving Dorm Bed and Bree Oe early Sunday, with unreadable surrounding context. The concise wording preserves two persons and the time while avoiding speculation.
Sweetie Smith Struck by Truck Near Baton Rouge Home
A Baton Rouge high school student named Sweetie Smith was hit by a truck Friday night near her home. Another pedestrian, Garison Manuel Alexandria, was involved in the incident.
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Baton Rouge High School
Sweetie Smith
Garison Manuel Alexandria
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Tate
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