Israel seeks direct U S arms aid amid Egyptian bloc shipments
Israel pressed the United States for a specific list of weapons to counter large Soviet bloc shipments to Egypt. Ambassador Abba Eban delivered the note and sought swift action and possible cut‑rate pricing, while Washington urged a permanent Israel Arab settlement and careful consideration of the request.
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Egypt
State Department
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Abba Eban
Eban
Record oil land bid hits 10.47 million in Terrebonne Parish
In Baton Rouge the State Mineral Board heard a record 10,466,711 dollar bid for 5,000 acres in Terrebonne Parish by Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. and Placid Oil Co. The day saw nearly 17 million dollars in total high bids and follows last May’s 21 million dollar oil bonus record.
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Baton Rouge
Terrebonne Parish
State Mineral Board
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Placid Oil Co
Louisiana
Gulf Oil Co
Humble Oil Co
Addiiton
Stanolind
Placid
Four 15 Year Old Boys Missing In Chicago Suburb
Four 15 year old friends from Stickney vanished after leaving home at 3 30 pm local time on Tuesday police fear foul play may connect to the murder of three teens a month earlier in Chicago area. Authorities consider involving an investigative unit if not found by mid morning as they seek clues from last month killings.
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Chicago
Stickney
Stanley Mills
Philip Masconi
Robert Yale
William Lynch
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Schuessler
Peterson
Anton Schuessler
Mercury Drops In Twin City Area
A cold front moves into the Twin City area with a morning high near 80 and a noon low around 59. The forecast calls for broken clouds and light rain with northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Temperatures are expected to fall to very low levels tonight.
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Twin City
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Jet Bombers Foil Radar System in Sagebrush Exercise
In Exercise Sagebrush a handful of jet bombers evaded radar and interceptor defenses to attack air bases across the South from Florida to Virginia. The drill tested modern ground and air force tactics with simulated nuclear weapons, amid early reports that many enemy planes reached targets before interception.
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FT. Pole
United States
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Dixie
West
Sultan Returns To Throne In French Morocco
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef returns to Rabat after two years in exile to seek a constitutional monarchy and home rule amid nationalist pressure and violence. French officials join the welcome as planes fly overhead and crowds cheer at the airport. The 41 year old ruler arrives with a party including wives and household staff.
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French
Morocco
Rabat
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Paris
Madagascar
Mrs Woodward's Condition Deteriorates After Shooting
The condition of Mrs William Woodward socialite mother of two who killed her husband Oct 20 after mistaking him for a burglar worsened Tuesday night doctors report. She remains at Doctors Hospital on Long Island after the incident at their estate.
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New York
William Woodward
West Monroe Approves Bond Issue Three To One
West Monroe voters approve a 1 370 000 water and fire prevention bond issue by a 3 to 1 margin. The council set January 12 1956 to open bids on 670 000 of the bonds. Water improvement support 461 157 fire expansion 463 156. Tax millage rises to 18.8 mills and bonds repayable by ad valorem taxes.
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West Monroe
Water Department
Fire Department
Louisiana Fire Rating and Prevention Bureau
Texas Turncoat Returns to Dallas from San Francisco
Lewie W. Griggs 22, former GI who chose to stay with the Communists in a Korean POW exchange arrived at Love Field from San Francisco. He said he fears no reception in Jacksonville where he will reunite with his mother Mrs. Elsie Griggs and await possible court martial related to his conduct as a prisoner.
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Dallas
Tex
Lewie W. Griggs
Texas
Jacksonville
United States
Griggs
Love Field
San Francisco
Elsie Griggs
Nan Travis
U. S. Supreme Court
Army
Minister Culp Found Dead at Shreveport Pastor Home
Dr. C. W. Culp 71 widely known Baptist minister was found dead in the bed at the home of Rev. Marion B. Dunham Broadacres Baptist Church in Shreveport. He survived an auto crash near Colorado Springs Sept 2 and had been in a Colorado Springs hospital until 10 days ago. His wife died in the crash. Culp had led Queensborough Baptist Church 14 years and later headed the Louisiana Baptist Foundation and served in East St. Louis Hannibal Mo and Colorado Springs. He spent 47 years in the ministry and funeral plans were pending family arrival.
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Shreveport
C. W. Culp
Culp
Colorado Springs
Colo
Marion B. Dunham
Broadacres Baptist Church
Tornado Warning Signals Possible Threat at Fort Polk Maneuver
A special weather bulletin warned of possible tornadoes in the Sagebrush ground maneuver area. The alert covered territory north of a line from Many to Winnfield between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. EST as rain and wind battered troops at maneuver headquarters.
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Fort Polk
Sagebrush Maneuver
Maneuver
Many
Winnfield
Dulles Signals Hard Line as Geneva Talks Close
Geneva AP Secretary of State Dulles told the final Geneva session that Soviet Premier Bulganin sent Molotov with orders not to discuss, signaling a firm line in the closing talks. The remarks came as the Big Four conference neared its end with limited progress reported.
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Geneva
State Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Dulles to Report From Washington on Geneva Deadlock
The White House said Secretary Dulles will address radio and TV audiences to explain the Geneva conference stalemate. Hagerty noted the report would come from Washington Friday night after talks with President Eisenhower in Gettysburg.
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White House
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Geneva
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Washington
Communique on German reunification talks reported
The communique notes Foreign Ministers met as directed at the July summit, discussed assigned problems, and will recommend resolving future talks through diplomatic channels. Secretary Dulles will report to President Eisenhower tomorrow after closely following the conference day by day.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Stevenson Gets Down To Bread and Butter Politics
Adlai Stevenson moved into bread and butter campaigning for the 1956 Democratic nomination. He planned to name James Finnegan as campaign manager and Barry Bingham as director of Volunteers for Stevenson, enter the Minnesota primary, and take questions on strategy and his 1956 convention chances. He will speak at a large fund event Saturday.
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Chicago
Adlai FE
Stevenson
James Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Barry Bingham
Louisville Courier-Journal
Minnesota
Ouachita School Board Hears Building Plans and Delays
Ouachita Parish School Board accepted a bid for a deep water well at Central High School Calhoun and discussed near term construction plans for Kiroli Lake Shore and Highland schools. Superintendent Ward announced preliminary specs for new schools to be presented at the December meeting and Hugh Balfour will meet with architects.
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Ouachita Parish
Central High School
Calhoun
St. John Street
W. E. Palmer
J. H. Trousdale, Jr
Hugh Balfour
Baton Rouge
William W. Ward
Kiroli
Lakeshore
Highland School
Aaron F. Parker
Well- Service Company
Monroe
Ray’s Well Service
Holiday Well Co
Jonesboro
B. F. Edington
Shreveport
F. E. Clay
Right-Eyed Reading Expert Reveals Personal Handicap
The Philadelphia writer licenses his own struggle with intermediate reading speed after a test by Dr. Emmett Betts at the Institute on Reading. He learns his right eye controls both eyes and slows pace, suggesting many children share this handicap and may benefit from vision therapy.
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Institute On Reading
Associated Press
Herman R. Allen
Philadelphia
Institute
Emmett A. Betts
Dr. Betts
Baptist lands law enforcement of last four years
Dr. Mark Lower addressed Louisiana Baptists in Shreveport saying voters demand strong law enforcement for four more years. He labeled gambling the key issue, cited liquor bans in 40 percent of the state, and claimed Christians won 54 of 65 local option elections while gambling was largely wiped out except for pari mutuel tracks.
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Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Mark Lower
Louisiana
Lower
1200 Searchers Scan Camp Beauregard Woods for Missing Child
In heavy rain 1,200 searchers comb Camp Beauregard near Alexandria for two year old Louis Fontana who vanished noon yesterday from his grandmother's Wardville home. 82nd Airborne Division joined with 300 additional troops and volunteers under Sheriff Grady Kelly Jr. no clues were found. The Fontanas are his parents.
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Alexandria
Camp Beauregard
Louis Fontana
Wardville
Grady Kelly Jr
82Nd Airborne Division
Kelly
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