Kennedy interview highlights U S Cuba Berlin views
The text records a Kennedy interview amid Geneva talks on nuclear ban and Berlin tension. It notes Kennedy defending free elections, criticizing Castro, praising honest Cuban votes, and urging peaceful U S Soviet progress. Also mentions Jagan and British Guiana politics as context.
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Howe
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Advhuber
Hiss
Newspapermann
Dazhaber
Germany
Berlin
Eta
Davis To Lead Yule Parade In Natchitoches
Jimmie H. Davis is set to lead the Natchitoches Christmas parade on December 2. A 700 shell aerial fireworks finale is planned for 6 10 p.m. with bands and entertainment throughout the day. Miss Bertha Sue Masingill will be crowned Merry Christmas of the festival.
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Davis
Natchitoches
Geox
Jimmie H. Davis
Sun' Row
Yeat
Bertha Sue Masingill
A.vasil
Lenee House
Jefferson Street
Northwestern
The
Demonaires
Insurance plan adjustments spur objections and policy shifts
State lawmakers criticize a proposed insurance rate plan citing a money driven model that raises penalties for traffic violations. Grady Hazlewood requests fewer offense categories to avoid excessive premiums while the board trims violations to major offenses only. Ferguson defends the current system as limiting risk pool growth and costs, though some minor violations may reappear with any uniform traffic code. Later, the page notes a Ruston arts feature with Ferrante and Teicher returning to perform.
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Ins
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Ferguson
Orthodox unity push reshapes church council and talks
The nine member POWER central committee was announced with Dr. Franklin Clark Fry as chairman. Orthodox leaders including Archbishop Iakovos signal a shift from dissent to unity, aiming for broader reconciliation with Protestant and Catholic groups amid landmark statements and a new concert format at Tech events.
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Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran the Assembly
Iakovos
New York
Greek Orthodoxy Church of
North and
South America
Constantinoople
Akovos
van Dusen
Douglas Horton
Harvard Divinity School
John C. Lord
Washington, D.C
Takovos
Funeral services for Walter McCollum in Oak Grove
Walter McCollum of Oak Grove, 84, died at home Monday. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of Gays Funeral Home with burial at Red Wing Cemetery. Survivors include three nieces and two nephews.
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Oak Grove
Walter McCollum
Chapel of Gays Funeral Home
Red Wing
Goodfellows Seeks Help For Needy Families This Christmas
Requests by Junior Chamber of Commerce members urge aid for families facing a bleak Christmas. People with information on affected households should contact Goodfellows. All funds go to the needy with no overhead or expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Goodfellows
Manning challenge on witness requirements for voters
The hearing examined whether Manning’s policy of requiring two qualified voters as witnesses to register affects Negroes and whites alike. Government witnesses argued the pattern targets both groups, while the defense claimed no discrimination. Judge Dawkins noted the focus on equal application. fifteen government witnesses and two defense witnesses testified.
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Thompson Clarke
East Carroll Parish
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Harry Kron
Gremillion
Manning
Dawkins
United States Splits With Allies at U.N. Vote
At the United Nations General Assembly the United States abstained on an Asian African resolution creating a 17 member committee to speed an end to colonialism while Britain France Spain and South Africa abstained Honduras was absent and Portugal did not participate. The Soviet proposal to declare 1962 the year of colonialism elimination failed 19 in favor 4 opposed 36 abstentions.
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N.Y
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Hopin
U. Mem Ncre c
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France
Spain
South Africa
Honduras
Portugal
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Assembly
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
U.S
Stention
Eisenhower
Mongi Slim
West New Guinea
India
Bolivia
United Arab Republic
Pacific
Netherlands
Indonesia
Security Council
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Funeral Service Set for Tom C. Igoe
Ruston special funeral notice reports restaur ant owner Tom C. Igoe, 67, died Monday in a local hospital. Services at 10 a.m. at Kilpatrick Funeral Home with Rev. George W. Ross. cremation to follow. Survivors include daughter Mrs J L Turk of Kenosha Wisconsin. three sons Tom C. Igoe Jr and Joseph Igoe of Kenosha and Jack Igoe of Mobile. sister Miss Mary Igoe of Stockton California.
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Ruston
Tom C. Igoe
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
George W. Ross
J. L. Turk
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Tom C. Igoe Jr
Joseph Igoe
Jack Igoe
Mobile
Alabama
Mary Igoe
Stockton
California
Baker's Beauty Lotion Promises Clear Complexion
Mrs. Joe J. Pirkle endorses Baker's Hair Tonic and Baker's Beauty Lotion for dandruff pimples and skin blemishes. The ad urges readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and the slogan Face The World With A Clear Face.
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Dodson
Joe J. Pirkle
Baker
Cleer
ADV
Former Nazi Tells Soviets U S At Fault In Trial
In Kiev a former Waffen SS sergeant Werner pleaded guilty, blaming the United States for the war. He claimed Americans avoided direct action, sending Germans to the Soviet Union while avoiding danger themselves. Werner, once shoe department head in Karlsruhe, arrived in the USSR with his wife as tourists and alleged espionage links emerge.
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Kiev
Asien
Nasi Ger Poeny
West
Soviet Union
Werner
Waffen
Karlsruhe
Anne
Workis
U.S
West Gereman
Big Leaguer Harmon remembered in Monroe obituary
The article recalls a prominent baseball figure linked to Claiborne parish who liquidated oil investments in 1922 to settle in Monroe with Rose on a plantation site. He became a famed dairyman in the 1920s 30s earning Farmer of the Year in Louisiana and toured the West plus his native Washington. A longtime stock exchange figure and Little League pioneer in Monroe he helped start youth baseball and taught the sport at clinics. He was a Mason and Odd Fellow and promoted local baseball development.
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Bhat
Homer
Claiborne Parish
Monroe
Ole Plantation
Eee
Columbia Road
Jawn Dairy
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Stock Exchange
Masons and Odd Fellows
Ing
Harmon
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