Nixon Gingerly Steps Into New Part Time Role
Vice President Nixon steps into a part time substitute role for ailing President Eisenhower with Eisenhower to continue guiding policy. Senator Bridges says Nixon should take over routine leadership for two upcoming briefings next week. Nixon sees possible presiding over Cabinet and National Security Council meetings as he meets staff at the White House.
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Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
White House
National Security Council
Russia
Western
Europe
1958 Outlook for State Farmers in Louisiana
State economist W. D. Curtis predicts a larger gross income for Louisiana farmers in 1958 but rising costs will limit net income to 1957 levels. Cattle prices may match or exceed 1957, hog prices steady then fall, milk production up with higher dairy receipts, eggs higher while layers fall, broilers near 1937- era prices, feed grains lower, rice carryover down, and cotton supply much smaller than 1957.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Toay
W. D. Curtis
Louisiana State University Agricultural Extension Service
Jupiter rocket fails in Cape Canaveral test flight
Army conducts Jupiter missile test at Cape Canaveral with six congressmen observing. The 70 foot intermediate range rocket failed to complete its programmed flight due to technical difficulties, according to a Defense Department statement. Spectators along the Florida coast watched the ascent as the rocket vanished in a purple flame after a four minute display.
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Florida
Defense Department
Army
Cape Canaveral Range
New Officers Named for Northeast Louisiana Mental Health Group
The north east Louisiana division of the Louisiana Mental Health Association elected Tuesday night David McArthur as president Tina Clark as vice president and Bess Sharp as secretary treasurer. Committee chairs include Perry Howard program Sara Kennon projects and Bess Sharp membership. Downtown West Monroe showed brighter decor with Christmas sparkle as 25 new arnas activities were announced.
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Northeast Louisiana
The
Louisiana Mental Health Association
David McArthur
Tina Clark
Bess Sharp
Perry Howard
Sara Kennon
Senate panel struggles to assign blame for missile lag
Washington Sen Lyndon B Johnson says the Senate Preparedness subcommittee cannot pin down who runs the lagging missile and satellite programs. He notes the need to streamline the organization and the panel recalls CIA chief Allen Dulles and CIA office head Herbert Scoville for questions. The hearing ends tonight with a recess to Dec 13.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Johnson
Senate
Neville grad killed in Fort Worth crash
Airman 2c Robert David Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Freund of Ferriday, died in a Fort Worth traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a truck. A 1955 Neville High School graduate, he was assigned to Carswell Air Force Base. Funeral arrangements set for 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. Shirley Briggs officiating.
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Ferriday
Robert David Freund
Joe E. Freund
Fort Worth
Texas
Freund
Neville High School
Monroe
Carswell Air Force Base
Shirley Briggs
Young
Natchez
Miss
Jerry Dickerson
Sallis
Barbara
Laura Freund
Elizabeth
Okay Farm Aid Surplus Goods Aided Par ish Farmers Declared
Ouachita Parish Police Jury approves 1958 budget of 378120 dollars with 378880 dollars projected revenue. They seek surplus government commodities for hard hit farmers and pledge rapid welfare distribution. Road and bridge spending tops expenditures while a game warden fund is cut.
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Ouachita Parish
Fred Huenefeld, Jr
Last Of Troops Flown Out Of Little Rock
About 225 paratroopers the last of more than 1,000 sent to prevent disturbances at Central High School were flown back to Ft Campbell Kentucky from Little Rock Air Force Base. The plan followed a September riot after nine Negro students entered under federal order and National Guard federalized.
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Little Rock
Ark
Integrated Central High School
Ft.Campbell
Little Rock Air Force Base
Central High
101St Airborne Division
Arkansas National Guard
Ft. Campbell
Churches Unite For Twin Cities Thanksgiving Services
Thanksgiving morning at 10 a.m. several Twin City churches join for united services. Monroe Downtown Protestant service at Monroe First Baptist with Dr. George W. Pomeroy delivering the sermon. Memorial Methodist College Town service features Rev. Carrie Burcham at St. John's Christian. Southside Methodist, Gordon Avenue, Stone Avenue churches, and First Church of Christ Scientist Monroe also hold services with noted pastors. West Monroe ministers group meets at Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. C. P. Bazer delivering the message on Thoughts on Thanksgiving Living.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
First Baptist Church
George W. Pomeroy
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Christian
First Baptist
Memorial Methodist Church
College Town
Memorial Methodist
Covenant Presbyterian
College Place
Southside Methodist Church
Gordon Avenue
Stone _ Avenue
Jamison
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Monroe
Ministerial Alliance
Memorial Presbyterian Church
C. P. Bazer
Edgewood
Renounces Rights To Huge Legacy In Palm Beach
Dr Walter G Robinson renounces all rights to a 300000 dollar legacy from Mrs Marie Arnold Chapin of Palm Beach. Arnold Chapin sues for one million dollars claiming undue influence and fraudulent love. Mrs Chapin died at 85 in November 1956. Robinson, in his early 40s, works in the neuro psychiatric division of the U S Veterans Hospital in New Orleans.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Walter G. Robinson
Marie Arnold Chapin
Palm Beach
Arnold Winfield Chapin
Robinson
Cold Front Expected Tomorrow Across Northeast Louisiana
A cold front is due to move into Northeast Louisiana around 7 a.m. Thanksgiving Day with occasional thunderstorms and rain showers tonight. Lows tonight 45 to 50 rising to 64 to 68 tomorrow. The morning temperature stood at 54, up from a low of 44 overnight.
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Louisiana
U S Plans NATO Talks Without Eisenhower If Needed
Washington officials said the United States would proceed with the NATO summit in Paris next month even without President Eisenhower if allied governments decide. If postponed, the meeting could be reset for spring with Eisenhower present. Nixon would substitute as needed. Ministers from 15 NATO countries would still meet in December to advance unity plans.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Nixon
NATO
Donations Drive Urges More Help for Goodfellows
Goodfellows reports 224.00 raised with two in memory of deceased relatives and $50 from North Monroe Kiwanis club. Campaign notes rising costs since last year and urges continued donations to aid needy families by December 25.
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Goodfellows
North Monroe
Twin Cities
Wetzel Hearing Delayed Over Pending Extradition
Frank Edward Wetzel 36, held in Los Angeles County jail, saw a hearing on his removal to Greensboro North Carolina postponed indefinitely as extradition papers are being prepared in North Carolina. He faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder transporting a stolen car across state lines and violation of the federal firearms act with bail set at 150000. He was arrested in Bakersfield California on vagrancy charges.
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Los Angeles
Greensboro
N. C
Frank Edward Wetzel
U. S
North Carolina
Wetzel
California
Teachers End State Convention Segregation Resolution Stir
The Louisiana Teachers Association wraps up its 68th annual convention in Shreveport after considering resolutions on segregation local control and funding. Lt Gov Lether Frazar urged tax focus for higher teacher pay while Prof L L Fulmer was named LTA president and Lizzie Riser vice president amid a slate of officers.
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Shreveport
Louisiana Teachers Assn
Goy
Lether Frazar
McNeese State College
General Assembly
Frazar
L. L. Fulmer
Louisiana State University
LTA
Jane Aden Hill
Monroe
Lizzie Riser
Ruston
W. F. Beyer Jr
Northwestern State College
Air Force pilots chase transcontinental speed records
A team of Air Force pilots in Voodoo jets launched from Ontario International Airport aiming to beat Navy marks. Capt. Ray W. Schrecengost Jr. and Capt. Robert J. Kilpatrick started toward New York for nonstop round trips while two others head toward Maguire AFB to complete the flight plan. Target: Los Angeles to New York at 3 hours 22 minutes and 723 mph average, then return in 5 hours.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
New York
Navy
Ontario International Airport
Here
Ray W. Schrecengost Jr
Kittanning
Robert J. Kilpatrick
Bristol
Maguire Air Force Base
Floyd Bennett Field
Robert M.sweet
Barronett
Wis
Gustav B. Klatt
San Marcos
Tex
Little Stroke Suffered By Ike Described By Doctors
Washington doctors from the National Heart Institute say Eisenhower likely had a mild stroke. A blockage in a brain vessel produced a slight speech difficulty, with experts noting the term little stroke for lay readers. They outline four mechanisms behind strokes thrombosis embolism arterial spasm and hemorrhage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Heart Institute
White House
NHS
Eisenhower Returns to Duties After Brain Artery Blockage
President Eisenhower resumed work with a 15 minute discussion with Vice President Nixon and Chief Aide Sherman Adams. He also met with Andrew Goodpaster, signing a dozen documents and planning the 1958 59 budget NATO matters and congressional talks. The White House said he slept about 10 hours and ate breakfast normally.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sherman Adams
White House
Andrew J. Goodpaster
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Hagerty
NATO
Angry Father Holds Off 12 Officers In New Orleans Siege
In New Orleans a 27 year old father, Clarence Guidry, holed up in his downtown home for over 30 minutes with a shotgun. His father Sidney Guidry and two plainclothes officers talked him into surrender. He was booked for aggravated assault on his wife assault on police and criminal neglect of his children.
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New Orleans
Clarence Guidry
Guidry
Sidney Guidry
William Clark
Joseph Kalister
Squirrel dog sold first day ad copy
Classified notice promotes a four year old black dog for sale with contact number FA 2 4223 and urges use of Want Ad section to place ads with low seven day rate and cancellation option.
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News-Star— World
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