Soviet leadership reshuffle signals power shift to younger technocrats
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports post Khrushchev changes hint a clash between liberalizers and conservatives over economic policy. Younger officials like Shelepin and Demichev gain influence, pushing for consumer production and possible capitalist-style reforms amid cautious resistance.
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State Security Committee
KGB
Party and
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Demichev
Secretariat
Young Communist League
Party Control Commission
Presidium
Dmitry Polyansky
Polyansky
Pastor’s Wife Dies In Accidental Shooting
Mrs. Ralph K. Conerly 38, wife of the Krotz Springs First Baptist pastor, died after a .22 rifle, being cleaned by her husband, discharged at their Opelousas home. The Rev. Conerly was at the kitchen table. she died in a local clinic leaving three children and three brothers.
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Opelousas
Ralph K. Conerly
First Baptist Church
Krotz Springs
D. J. Doucet
St. Landry Parish
Conerly
Rise Up O Men of God Hymn Causes Program Note
A church program lists the hymn Rise Up O Men of God with parenthetical wording The veapeenre will remain seat ed beneath. The odd phrase appears as a misprint or arcane note in the event listing.
Indicted Krebiozen Promoters Face Conspiracy Charges in Chicago
Federal grand jury charges promoters of Krebiozen and the Krebiozen Research Foundation with conspiracy, mail fraud, mislabeling, and misrepresentation to the government about a claimed cancer treatment. Defendants include Dr. Andrew Ivy and Stevan Durovic, both Chicago residents, plus Promak Laboratories and other officials.
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Chicago
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Promak Laboratories
Stevan Durovic
Marko
Durovics
Ivy
Roosevelt University
University of Illinois
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Grand Uoy
Katzenbach
Food and Drug Administration
Leonardo Taietti
Taffetti
Steven Durovic
National Cancer Institute
Durovic
Krebiczen
Krebiozen Foundation
Monroe post office officials attend district meeting
The Monroe Post Office is represented by Postmaster Woodrow Hathorn and Assistant Postmaster Robert Ellington at a Louisiana chapter district meeting. Kathryn Trimble, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Trimble, 501 Erin St Monroe, will perform in a Randolph-Macon Woman's College student music recital in Lynchburg Virginia as a soprano, singing Bassani's Seguita a piangere.
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Monroe
Louisiana
The
National Association of Postmasters
Woodrow W. Hathorn
Robert E. Ellington
Kathryn Trimble
W. B. Trimble
Erin St
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Miss Trimble
Bassani
Lynchburg
And Now She Has Eight
A 55-year-old mother of four at Sinai hospital delivered quadruplets on Monday night, bringing the family to eight children. Betty Reyes and all four babies, three girls and a boy, were reported in varying health, with two girls in excellent condition and the others improving or fair. The first-born girl weighed 3 pounds 6% ounces at 11:42 p.m., followed by a girl at 11:53 p.m. weighing 2 pounds 7% ounces, a girl at 11:58 p.m. weighing 3 pounds 8% ounces, and a boy weighing 2 pounds 3%4 ounces.
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Baltimore
Sinai Hospital
Betty Reyes
Ruston meeting favors state sales tax hike for teacher raises
Parish school superintendents from three districts unofficially backed a statewide one cent sales tax to fund teacher salaries, preferring it over local tax hikes. The Ruston session at Louisiana Tech included 21 leaders and ended with a social luncheon.
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Ruston
Parish
Louisiana Tech
Ted L. Johnston
Columbia
Fifth District Association of
Allen H. Plummer
Mansfield
DeSoto Parish
Special Forces Soldier Killed Near Saigon in Clash
A U S Army Special Forces Ranger was killed and another wounded 15 miles east of Saigon in a clash with Viet Cong. Four Viet Namese Strike Force troops died and six were wounded. The U S death toll in Viet Nam reached 225 in combat, plus 97 in noncombat incidents, for 822 total.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
U.S
New Salary Schedule Being Drawn
A Louisiana Senate group works on a $26 million teacher pay plan with a $1000 raise for beginners tapering to $650 for veterans. It would drop raises for other school staff while an $11 million House bill funds the lift. Governor MecKeithen says the Legislature should run with the proposal as a related sales tax expansion is discussed.
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Baton Rouge
News-Star
Olaf Fink
New Orleans
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Judiciary
Adcock
Fink
Senate Judiciary
House
John J. MecKeithen
Senate Committee
The
McKeithen
Floods Strike North Oklahoma Displacing Dozens
Floodwaters swirled through Blackwell and Jefferson in northern Oklahoma forcing the evacuation of scores of homes. Blackwell of about 10 000 residents saw 50 homes with up to two feet of water and 100 to 150 families fled. Jefferson reported five feet of water in parts and at least 10 families evacuated. The Red Cross monitored widespread damage and farms moved livestock as Chikaskia River crested at 33.08 feet.
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Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Red Cross
Jefferson
Chikaskia
Osage
Some Showers Are Predicted Weather Longshot
Forecast calls for a cold front from Canada to bring a 20 to 30 degree drop by Thursday. Today will be partly cloudy with about 30 percent chance of showers. Highs 78 to 84, with overnight 60 to 65. Wednesday’s high 70 to 75. Monday reached 83 with a 60 low.
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Canada
Too Young to Work Robbery Hero Loses Motel Job
In New Orleans 15 year old Paul D Anthony aided during a motel robbery and helped arrest suspect Donald Lee Hawkins. State labor officials say Paul cannot work past 6pm or until he is 16, ending his substitute bellhop job and plans to save for a car.
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Paul D. Anthony
New Orleans
Paul
State Department of Labor
Joseph F. Gillin
Gillin
Donald Lee Hawkins
Arlington
Tex
Easton
Hawkins
Louisiana Department of Labor
Two Hunters Die. Missing Pair Sought in Snowbound Arizona
AP reports three separate rescue efforts underway in icy northern and central Arizona mountains for deer hunters missing after severe weather. Nellie Clark 54 of Bell Gardens California and Abram 51 found dead. George McBride 21 and brothers Robert 21 Richard 19 from Mesa reported missing near the Superstitions. a 17 year old led rescuers to Clark.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Williams
Nellie Clark
Bell Gardens
Calif
Abram
George McBride
Jerome
Aziz
Robert Kermis
Richard
Mesa
McBride
Michael
Clark
Statewide raids target poisonous moonshine killings rise
Federal and state officers conducted more than 60 raids across South Carolina to curb a moonshine surge tainted with lead. Two coastal Georgetown County women died and six others are believed poisoned as authorities warn of a deadly industrialized batch. Officials say 90 percent of illegal whisky tests show lead salts and bootleggers are shifting to radiator condensers to cut costs. No arrests were reported immediately.
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Columbia
S. C
UPI
South Carolina
Georgetown
Louis Fisher
Federal
Alcohol
South
William D. Behen
ATU
House Beats Efforts Of Administration In Tax Bill Fight
In Baton Rouge the House votes 57 to 41 to send the administration’s teacher salary bill to Rep. Gibbs Education Committee, blocking initial Ways and Means progress. Gibbs vows a Wednesday committee meeting as Senate panels weigh related measures and a proposed one cent sales tax bill advances.
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Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
House
Ways and Means
Lawrence Gibbs
Monroe
Gibbs
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Robert Munson
Cheneyville
Womack
Sidney Sylvester
Opelousas
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Jonesville
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Ouachita
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J. L. McConathy
St. Joseph
Ted Wright
Bastrop
J. D. Koonce
Jonesboro
J. E. Elliot
Farmerville
M. D. Peel
J. D. Thompson Jr
Rayville
Morelle Emmons
van Odom
Frank Francis
F. C. Haley
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J. A. Shelby
Arcadia
Emmett Cope
Bossier
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Winnfield
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