East West talks fade as Soviet attack on Hammarskjold grows
At the United Nations the Soviet bloc renewed its charge that Dag Hammarskjold serves imperialist interests as East West agreement prospects fade. Podgorny repeated the Congo accusation while Macmillan met Hammarskjold and Khrushchev pressed for a Khrushchev Eisenhower face to face meeting.
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Soviet Bloc
United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet
Ukraine
Africa
Congo
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Podgorny
Magnetic Brain Satellite Launched From Cape Canaveral
A 500-pound, 61 inch sphere named Courier IB was launched at 12 49 p m EST toward a 700 to 750 mile orbit to test a magnetic brain satellite for a global U S military communications network. The craft can record and relay teletypewriter messages and voice across ground stations at high speed. A 2 hour wait was anticipated for orbit confirmation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
U.S
WLA
Caueu Vuurier IB
Wilber Brucker
Courier IB
Defense Department
Belk First In Monroe 100 Percent Givers Drive
The United Givers campaign in Monroe shows Belk Gallant as the first 100 percent firm, with Fore most Dairies and other local firms pledging via payroll deductions. W E Whetstone and Owen McCleary led erecting the large thermometer indicator as donations pour in and early 100 percent firms are promised.
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United Givers
Monroe
Belk - Gallant
Foremost Dairies
West Monroe
W. E. Whetstone
Owen McCleary
Big Gifts
Drive
Monroe News - Star
Morning World
Whetstone
New Device Aids GIs In Night Warfare
An Army physicist announced a new electronic vision tube to extend night sight for soldiers and drivers. The device could boost night-vision range up to twentyfold, enabling infantry to spot objects at 500 to 1 000 yards and tank crews to see up to 200 feet without headlights. It differs from infrared snooper scope methods.
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FT. Belvoir
Johnson
Best Market Place Want Ads Prompt Fast Results
Classified notice offers quick action selling services for cars, furniture, livestock and musical merchandise. It advertises a 1951 Chevrolet black school car for 75 dollars and provides contact numbers FA 3-0257 and FA 2516 for starting a want ad and cancellation options.
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News-Star
Chevrolet
Leadership Institute plans Oct 15 meeting in Twin City
The Fifth District Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs hosts an Oct 15 leadership training at the Virginia Hotel with registration at 9 am. Speakers include Dr. Paul Pennington Dr. Mary Frances Fletcher Mrs John B Kendall Jr of Ruston and Mrs A Dent Tisdale of Monroe. Monroe News-Star-World editor Jack Gates guests anticipate about 200 attendees.
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Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Virginia Hotel
Confab
Paul Pennington
Mary Frances Fletcher
John B. Kendall Jr
Allo
Ruston
A. Dent Tisdale
Monroe
Jack Gates
Monroe News- Star — World
Two States Report GE Strike Brawls
Disorders erupted on GE picket lines in New York Massachusetts Michigan and Pennsylvania as federal mediators prepared for talks. About 800 Syracuse protesters clashed with 210 officers while readers at Lynn Everett Pittsfield faced taunts nails and tire flats. Eight Pittsfield arrests total.
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New York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Syracuse
N. Y
Electronics Park
TUE
John Stanley
Massachusetts
Lynn
Everett
Pittsfield
Fitchburg
Philadelphia
Holland
Mich
Nixon Promises Wage Gains in Eisenhower Era Campaign
In New Jersey Nixon argues real wages rose five times faster under Eisenhower than under Truman while prices increased less than under Democrats. He counters Kennedy claims of stagnation and asserts Democrats attack GOP achievements to hide defeats.
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Nixon
New Jersey
Richard M. Nixon
Paterson
N.S1
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower May Not Seek University Posts After Presidency
President Eisenhower told Amvet scholarship winners that retirement would be to rest and reiterated interest in public life and voting by youth. He urged studying all political sides and noted support for lowering the voting age to 18. He spoke with five scholarship recipients including Carole A. Arnesen of Levittown New York.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Amvets
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Harold Russel
Agai
Carole A. Arnesen
Swallow Lane
Levittown
N.Y
Monroe zoning ordinance nearing completion
City officials expect a revised Monroe zoning ordinance to be finished by tomorrow with changes documented in memos for council review. A dinner session with the Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission will discuss the draft, open to press, as council and commission finalize terms before adoption.
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Monroe
Haynes Harkey Jr
Ass’t
Ford Pipes Jr
Harkey
Monroe - Ouachita
Arch Winter
Mobile
Ala
Reds to Down Satellite Says British Expert
Kenneth W Gatland, vice president of the British Interplanetary Society, said Russia would try to shoot down any American observation satellite crossing the Soviet Union. He noted Khrushchev’s emphasis on air surveillance and the U2 incident during his Newark visit on Sputnik's anniversary.
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London
UPS
Russia
Soviet Union
Kenneth W Gatland
British Interplanetary Society
Gatland
Nikita Khrushchev
Newark
Scout Rocket Launch Success in South Atlantic Flight
A 72 foot Scout rocket reached 3 500 miles high and 5 800 miles out over the South Atlantic on a mission to aid detection of nuclear explosions in space. The Civilian Space Agency announced 80 minutes after launch that the flight was complete and followed its programmed flight path perfectly.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Civilian Space Agency
Khrushchev Pleased With U N Diplomatic Effort
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reportedly believes his one man drive at the United Nations has been a grand success. He plans to stay another week or two leading the campaign against colonialism and Western policies while facing Dag Hammarskjold.
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New York
Khrushchev
United Nations
Kremlin
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rosy Khrushchev
Electors Named By Gov Collins by National States Rights party
Ten presidential electors were certified to the Florida secretary of state by Gov. Le Roy Collins for the National States Rights party. They would be pledged to Orval Faubus and John Crommelin as candidates. Faubus endorsed Kennedy and did not request removal or listing.
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Tallahassee
Fla
National States Rights Party
LeRoy Collins
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
John Crommelin
Wetumpka
Ala
Pesident
Faubus
John F. Kennedy
Woman Looks In Mirror Only When Not Backing Out
A local quip notes a woman always glances into a mirror except at the moment she is about to leave a parking spot, delivering a lighthearted take on daily routines and caution.
Bail forfeit set in Mack trial on Miami TV bid case
Former FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack faces a $1,000 bail forfeiture after missing trial on charges of conspiring to fix the award for a Miami television channel. Guatemala's ambassador to Belgium and the Netherlands is fired amid dope smuggling allegations and new criminal proceedings. Cubs manager Lou Boudreau resigns to return to radio work.
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Narcovics Wu Swr
U.S
Guatemala
Belgium
Netherlands
Mauricio Rosal
Manhattan
Washington
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Washington (Ap
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Mgr
Lou Boudreau
National League Baseball Club
Monitor backs Nixon for president in 1968 race
The Christian Science Monitor announced its support for Vice President Richard M. Nixon in the 1968 presidential race.
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Boston
The
Christian Science Monitor
Richard M. Nixon
Fire Prevention Week ceremonies delayed by blaze
City Hall postponed Fire Prevention Week ceremonies by thirty minutes as most Fire Department brass attended a five alarm blaze three blocks away. The incident drew responders and caused the scheduling disruption downtown.
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Philadelphia
Predict No Rain For Monroe Area
Weathermen report no rain for Monroe area on Tuesday. Skies will be partly cloudy with a high around 84 to 68 and a low near 65 to 68. Temperatures expected to stay similar on Wednesday with Monday’s highs and lows noted and no rainfall. Sunset Tuesday at 5 49, sunrise Wednesday at 6 05.
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Monroe
Threatening Note Key Clue in Times Square Bomb Case
Police pursued leads after a crude note signed The Sick warned of another attack in Times Square amid UN sessions. A July incident injured seven, including two children, when a paper bomb exploded near the George M. Cohan statue, leaving an 18 inch by 38 inch crater.
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New York
UPI
Times Square
George M. Cohan
Victory Theatre
United Nations
Lowell Magnus
42Nd Street
Magnus
Stephen P. Kennedy
Khrushchev Accused of Taking Orders Not Leading
United Nations reports stir speculation that Premier Khrushchev is following directives rather than issuing them. Observers note his long U N stay and shifts in policy, suggesting military or Stalinist factions may wield real power in Moscow.
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United Nations, N.Y
Khrushchev
United States
U.N
Paris
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
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Air Force Base
Calif
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Rosal
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Etienne Tarditi
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Long Island
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