Alumni Return for Northeast State 28th Homecoming
Northeast State College invites alumni to a weekend of events spanning Friday and Saturday as the 28th annual homecoming celebration unfolds. A campus boom with new construction accompanies a full schedule including a Friday picnic and pep rally, Saturday parade, football game with pre and post game activities, homecoming queen and court, and open house.
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Northeast State College
Brown Stadium
Northeast
Monroe
West Monroe
Sandra Edwards
Jeanie Duffey
Suspect Captured In Strangulation Of New York Girl
Eu gene J. Failla, 22, father of the victim’s 10 month old son, was arrested after calling his father and confessing to قتل. The 18 year old Kathryn Levy was found strangled in a car at Sprain Lake Golf Course in Westchester. Police said he called from a toll booth on the Saw Mill River Parkway and later sought hospital treatment at Grasslands.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Kathryn Levy
Westchester County
Saw Mill River Parkway
Eugene J. Failla
Levy
Failla
Grasslands Hospital
Valhalla
Long Island
Grasslands
Hawthorne
Bronx
Sprain Lake
Man Killed In Train Collision In The Bronx
A 54 car freight rammed a standing six car train on the New York Central line in the Bronx killing Oscar Fiero 58 of Chatham N Y and injuring Roy Blass 43 flagman. Four Hudson Division lines blocked estimated to take hours to clear with 11 000 commuters stranded.
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New York
UPI
New York Central
Bronx
Central
Hudson Division
Oscar Fiero
Chatham
N.Y
Roy Blass
Gas Station Slain In Hammond Two Murders Reported
AP dispatch details two separate crime cases. In Hammond area Amite La a service station attendant Albert D Young 58 Natalbany was shot during an attempted robbery and died. Wayne Turner 25 Chisolm Minnesota and wife were arrested for murder after eluding roadblocks near Ponchatoula.
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Amite, la
Sanders
Minnesota
Wayne Turner
Chisolm
Minn
Turner
Albert D. Young
Young
Natalbany
L. L. Ricks
Aather
Recovery update on Frank Breese from Monroe
Insurance executive and city school board member Frank Breese is recovering after a serious operation at Schumpert Hospital in Shreveport. His wife says he is progressing as well as can be expected but remains hospitalised and visitors are not yet allowed. Room 738 is his hospital address.
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Frank Breese
Monroe Insurance
City School Board
Schumpert Hospital
Shreveport
Frank
Transcript of Reddix case turned over to federal prosecutors
U S Attorney M Hepburn received a copy of the John Reddix versus Mae Lucky transcript from District Attorney Albin Lassiter in New Orleans. Lassiter said he did not include any recommendations and that future action rests with U S Attorney Many. The 1960 state statute makes false statements to federal agencies a crime.
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Albin P. Lassiter
Reddix
U. S
M. Hepburn
New Orleans
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Lassiter
Federal District Court
Shreveport
John Reddix
Monroe
Mae Lucky
Quachita Parish
Civil Rights Commission
Delegates protest welfare cutoff at UMW convention
In Cincinnati delegates at the United Mine Workers convention protested a recent cutoff from welfare fund medical benefits for miners out of work in the coal industry for more than a year. In Corinth Mississippi an autopsy was expected to reveal the cause of death of a 17 year old athlete who collapsed during basketball practice. In Cumberland Maryland Senator Lyndon B. Johnson campaigned for the national Democratic ticket asserting they will not lose any Southern states.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
United Mine Workers Convention
Corinth, Miss
UPI
Corinth High School
Cumberland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Maryland
Eisenhower backs Labor Management Reporting Act progress
President Eisenhower and Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell say the Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act has curbed abuses and promoted good collective bargaining practices since its first year in effect.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Franklin veteran finally receives Purple Heart after 42 years
Henry Bogan, a Franklin postmaster and former Marine gunnery sergeant, was awarded the Purple Heart this week. He was wounded by a German sniper near the end of World War I, and the medal arrived 42 years to the day after the injury.
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Franklin, Ky
Henry Bogan
Franklin
Beverly Hills Policeman Fired After Feud Resumes
Beverly Hills California AP veteran police officer Ray Borders is fired by Chief J Clinton H Anderson amid a long running conflict. Borders cites harassment, noting past disputes over his conduct and connections with informers while handling cases including Lana Turner associate Stompanato and Arlene Judge jewel theft.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Ray Borders
J Clinton H. Anderson
Borders
Anderson
Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Arlene Judge
Red Schoendienst Released by Braves After TB Battle
Milwaukee star second baseman Red Schoendienst was given unconditional release by the Braves after an up and down season following a tuberculosis illness. The veteran player had started strong but faded as the year progressed.
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Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
Braves
Goldwater to Speak in Monroe Boosting Nixon Campaign
U S Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona will address supporters outside KNOE-TV studios in Monroe at 8 30 p m October 2 with Democrats for Nixon planning a luncheon to finalize the event Goldwater stumps for Vice President Nixon and will appear on a live telecast after his Shreveport engagement and before an Florida departure Nixon previously spoke in Lafayette three weeks earlier public invited to watch the Monroe address live outside the KNOE-TV studios
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U. S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Monroe
Knoe-Tv
Gilbert Faulk
Faulk
Nixon
Goldwater
America
Richard M. Nixon
Policeman Fatally Shot by Burglar in Memphis Store
Police patrolman Frank Bruno was killed early today when he confronted a burglar in a closed Memphis sundry store. Four bullets fired by Bruno’s partner, patrolman W E Pierini, hit the suspect as he fled, and a manhunt was launched while Bruno died shortly after arriving at a hospital.
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Memphis
Frank Bruno
Bruno
W. E. Pierini
Pierini
U N battle over Red China seat looms at General Assembly
United Nations fears a pivotal vote decides Red China membership as Western allies worry over African nations' influence. Nationalist China denounces Peiping as a threat and predicts revolution while Tsiang argues for debate. Khrushchev blocs push Africans toward anti US themes.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
Red Peiping
T. F. Tsiang
Red China
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Tsiang
Ouachita Parish Fair Opens Monday For Six Day Run
The Ouachita Valley Fair starts Monday at the Ouachita Valley Fairgrounds for a six day run. A Navy display features a model of the USS Forrestal while Daredevil Zacchini performs over two ferris wheels. About $4,000 in premiums are offered across corn ceramics poultry livestock sewing cannings potato and other divisions. West Monroe Civitan Club handles gate receipts and ticket sales for their project fund.
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Twin Cities
Ouachita Valley
Ouachita Valley Fairgrounds
Forrestal
Navy
Midway
Zacchini
John H. Birdsong Sr
West Monroe
Snakebite Victim Shows Improvement After Rattle Bite near Hodge
Dutch Bryan, 43, was bitten by a rattlesnake Wednesday afternoon while hunting near Hodge. He was taken to Hodge Clinic by two sons, and early Friday he felt better though in pain with his arm iced and not eating. His wife reported he may still be out of danger.
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Hodge
Dutch Bryan
Bryan
Hodge Clinic
Today's Chuckle Delivers a Dental Dose of Human Curiosity
A humorous observation notes that nature seemingly crafted humans for doctors and dentists, delivering a wry take on our health care habits and the quirks of modern life.
Arkansas Ex Convict Heads Four-State Highway Gang
Arkansas ex convict El ton Hale 43 led a four state foray of about 100 highway robberies. Hale admitted leading the crew and wearing a policeman’s cap in robberies near El Paso Texas. He said the jobs were his idea and were done in his car with a gun. His son Robert 17 was jailed for juvenile authorities after being picked up with him northeast of Los Angeles.
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Elton Harold Hale
Lancaster
Calif
Hale
California
Texas
Arizona
Arkansas
Robert
Bobbie Hill
Hill
el Paso
Tex
D. E. Ellsworth
Hate
Los Angeles
Yuma
Ariz
Rain Traces Mild Weather Forecast for Monroe Area
Weathermen predict cloudy to partly cloudy and mild conditions in the Monroe area through Saturday. Highs today expected 76 to 80 with overnight lows 60 to 64. Thursday's high 79 and low 66. Trace rainfall reported this morning by Selman Field weathermen.
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Monroe
Selman Field Weathermen
Soviet Joy Over U S Neutral Row
United Nations dispatch notes that Soviet optimism over a U.S. neutralists setback is premature. Communist jubilation risks backfiring as Asian and African nations, wary of bloc influence, view the event with caution and may doubt Soviet claims of victory.
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U.S
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Second Round Kennedy Nixon Debate Promises Livelier Exchange
In Washington the Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat John Kennedy prepare for a TV studio debate set to start at 7 30 p m EDT. Expect tougher tactics after a milder first clash. A panel of four journalists will question them on foreign and domestic issues with no opening statements and 2 1 half minute replies.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
NBC
Gremillion contempt found. probation set by judge
U S District Judge Edwin Hunter found Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion guilty of contempt for calling the three judge panel a den of iniquity and a kangaroo court. He suspended a 60 day sentence and placed Gremillion on 18 months unsupervised probation conditioned on ethical conduct.
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New Orleans
U. S
Gremillion
Deadline Today On Registration Slows At Ouachita Parish
Rush to register slowed as the Ouachita parish registrar of voters extended the 5 pm deadline for the general election set for November 8. Mae Lucky reported lines dropped from earlier in the week, with daily registrations mostly around 100 and a few days reaching 131. City precincts had closed their books earlier for a recreation tax bond issue.
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Ouachita Parish
Registrar of Voters
Mae Lucky
Monroe
Lucky
Have Gun Will Sell Advertising Silo
Classified ad promotes fast sale of firearms and hunting equipment through NEWS STAR WORLD WANT, touting low cost, quick results and seven day dates with cancellation privileges. Includes the sale of a 12 gauge Westernfield pump gun in good condition for 35 dollars and contact numbers FA 3 6081 and 2 3118 for nights.
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Westernfield
Newsstar World
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