US to File New Barnett Contempt Charge Soon
The Justice Department said federal criminal contempt charges against Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett will be filed soon. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court ordered contempt actions over Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson Jr. tied to blocking James Meredith's admission at the University of Mississippi.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross B. Barnett
Edwin Guthman
Department
Sth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
U. S
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Johnson
Court of Appeals
Meredith
Guthman
Justice de
Monroe 157th founding anniversary ends today
The 157th anniversary of Monroe's founding closes today as Greater Monroe Downtown Association marks a parade of events. A free babysitting party at Paramount Theater begins at 9 30 am with Kiddie Show, while Eeacon Store workers wear old-time costumes and downtown shops offer special bargains from 52 participating stores.
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Monroe
Greater
Eeay
Saturn test flight boosts U.S. toward the moon
Cape Canaveral reports the Saturn rocket completed its third straight test with a four minute fifty five second flight. The eight engine, 162 foot ascent produced 1.3 million pounds of thrust and ended with a planned detonation that released 23,000 gallons of ballast water creating a visible ice cloud. NASA cited perfect preliminary data.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ramblin Theatre Screens Henry V At Strauss Playhouse
Ramblin The Little Theatre presents its first cinema Henry V starring Laurence Olivier tonight at 8 15 p m at The Strauss Playhouse on Lamy Lane. Memberships may be obtained at the box office.
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Little Theatre
Laurence Olivier
Strauss Playhouse
Lamy Lane
President's Ball at Highland Park Country Club Tonight
Officials announce the annual President's Ball at Highland Park Country Club tonight from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event was postponed from an earlier date and will proceed as planned.
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Highland Park Country Club
Bridge Reopens On Monroe Bastrop Highway After 10 Days
The Little Bayou Beauf bridge resumed traffic late Friday after a ten day closure. The span sits on the Monroe Bastrop highway through Swartz. Clerks and commissioners set Monroe’s $11,250,000 bond issue for election Tuesday, with special instructions in the continuation.
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Bayou Beauf
Monroe - Bastrop Highway
Swartz
Monroe
Chuckle Advice for Singles on Ideal Partners
A humorous tip tells single women not to chase the perfect partner. It suggests that a husband is easier to find than a flawless match. The lighthearted line reflects a playful take on romance and social norms.
Lord Windlesham Lost In Helicopter Ditching At Sea
British peer Lord Windlesham, head of the Hennessy Irish line, died after a helicopter ditching off South Wales. MP John Cronin survived. Canadian crew member also saved. Hermes carriership housed the parliamentary visit when the routine voyage ended in tragedy. Rescue efforts continued into darkness with multiple aircraft aiding.
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Lord Windlesham
Grenadier Guards
Hennessy Cognac
Pariament
John Cronin
South
Wales
Canadann
Sermen
Windiesham
House of Lords
Cronin
House of Commons
Admiralty
Hermes
St. David's
Hennessey
Windlesham
Major Battles Reported Raging In Border Areas
Two wars reported along the McMahon line with fierce fighting near Walong in India's northeast frontier and Se La Pass south of Towang. China claimed Indian attacks while India reported heavy artillery and air incursions as tensions rose along the front. Separately in Berlin, East German police detained three US soldiers at gunpoint before releasing them after hours of questioning.
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UPI
India
China
North East Frontier Agency
Indian Defense Ministry
Walong
Burma
New China
Se la Pass
Towang
Bhutan
Tibet
Berlin
U.S
Germany
East Germany
Laurence Keating
Kearny
N.J
Edward Mellon
Lindenhurst
N.Y
Spec
Dawson Farrell
Casper
Wyo
Helmstedt-Berlin
Keating
Mellon
Farrell
United States
FBI Arrests Fugitive In Murder Case Climax of 13-state hunt ends in Georgia
Harris Miller a 31 year old handyman wanted in the slaying of a Westport Conn social leader and the abduction and rape of her 14 year old daughter was captured in Superton Georgia with his common law wife Rosalie Miller 24. The arrest followed a 13 state pursuit and four days of clue checking. Miller a 6 foot 3 inch black man was found hiding in the back of a pickup at his mother's Soperton home and offered no resistance. He faces murder kidnapping and rape charges with his wife facing kidnapping flight to avoid prosecution.
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Superton
Westport
Isabel Sillan
Fairfield County
Conn
FBI
Miller
Mary Miller
Soperton
Joe PD
Gemini two man program delayed to 1964 says Gilruth
Robert R. Gilruth, director of NASA Manned Space Flight Center, disclosed a three to four month delay in the two man Gemini project. The unmanned capsule launch moved from Q3 1963 to Q4 1963, making a manned flight before 1964 unlikely. He cited complexity, not funding, and welcomed Air Force participation but unlikely to alter the delay.
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Los Angeles
Robert R. Gilruth
U.S. Space Agency
Manned Space Flight Center
Air Force
Gilruth
Rickie Lewis Fund Started to Aid West Monroe Boy
A drive has been organized to raise about $3000 for 11 year old Rickie Lewis of West Monroe who faces open heart surgery. Contributions should be sent to Rickie Lewis Fund Box 1115 West Monroe. Rickie is the son of Mr and Mrs B A Lewis.
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News - Star
Rickie Lewis
West Monroe
Morning World
Rickie
B. A. Lewis
Mayo
Flights to Continue as Castro Threaten Sharpens Crisis
The Cuban crisis deepened as Castro warned he would shoot down U S planes while the United States vowed to keep flights over Cuba. U S officials said surveillance would continue with all necessary protection to verify removal of offensive weapons amid UN debates.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Cuba
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
General Assembly
Castro
Arthur Dean
Washington
Ken
State Department
Senator Soaper's musings on college life and tobacco
The piece quotes Senator Soaper complaining about social friction in a corner House setting, rising education costs, Krishna Menon’s delayed semester in practical Communism, and indecision over tobacco policy. It notes interest in college football Saturday and professional games Sunday, contrasting amateurs' intentions with broadcast aims.
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Krishna Menon
90 Ton Vessel Skims On Skis At 72 MPH
A 90 ton hydrofoil ship built by Grumman skimmed Long Island Sound on water skis at about 72 miles per hour. The Maritime/HS Denison surpassed 60 knots, lifting its keel roughly five feet above water. Three five mile runs demonstrated its speed as tests continue in Atlantic weather trials.
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Oyster Bay
UPI
Long Island Sound
Maritime Aécomb
Denison
Grumman Aircraft Being Corp
Maritime
Atlantic Ocean
Weather forecast calls for weekend showers and cooler temps
The forecaster, praised for predicting rain, aims for more accuracy. The weekend outlook is damp with showers today and Sunday and mostly cloudy skies through the Sabbath. Expect slightly cooler temperatures after Friday’s warmth, with today’s high around 60 to 46 and a low near 45 to 50. Friday’s high reached 79 and a low of 56.
Misprinted Stamps Sale Halted by Court Ruling
A federal restraining order halted the sale of one million misprinted Dag Hammarskjold stamps after New Jersey collector Leonard Sherman sought to curb inflated values. The rush to halt followed Gov Day's order to pause further issues to protect bargain buyers.
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Washington
UPS
Post Office Department
New Jersey
Dag Hammarskjold
Gerland McLaughlin
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Newark
N.J
Leonard Sherman
Irvington
J. Edward
Day
Sherman
3Rd Circuit
McLaughlin
Titan III Contracts Signed for U S Space Rocket
Los Angeles AP reports contracts for the Titan III space rocket program as DoD sets December 1 as go ahead day for development. United Technology in Sunnyvale plus Martin-Marietta in Denver will handle solid rocket boosters and airframe work for the Dyna Soar project with Aecrejei General Corp of Azusa to develop all three liquid stages. Estimated program cost ranges up to 1 billion dollars.
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Los Angeles
America
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Zuckert
Department of Defense
United Technology Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
United Aircraft
Martin-Marietta Corp
Denver
Colo
Aecrejei-General Corp
Azusa
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