Faubus Calls for Withdrawal of Central High Negro Students
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said the Little Rock integration crisis could only be solved by removing the nine Negro students at Central High School. He warned it may be possible to withdraw six girls and three boys amid federal protection, while denying any current plan for a compromise.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Central High School
Faubus
Central High
Eisenhower
Passman Predicts U. S. Space Lead After Satellite Display
Rep. Otto E. Passman of Monroe said he was not alarmed by the Soviet satellite and predicted the United States will soon announce a space development far surpassing it. He criticized federal troops in Little Rock and cited a five week world tour on U S foreign aid as strengthening his positions.
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Otto E. Passman
Monroe
United States
Passman
Russia
U. S
Factory Worker Held by FBI in California Fugitive Case
Clifford Earl Burton 32, living in Hazlehurst under alias Clinton Wilson, arrested by FBI and Marshal in Mississippi on charges filed in Los Angeles for bigamy four counts of rape wife abandonment and child desertion. He waived extradition and will be returned to California.
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Hazelhurst
Miss
PBI
Los Angeles
Calif
Clifford Earl Burton
FBI
Hazlehurst
Clinton Wilson
Herbert Deaton
R. J. Abbaticchio Jr
New Orleans
Burton
Abbaticchio
Hinds County
Jackson
California
M Elroy Becomes U S Defense Secretary at White House Oath
Neil H Mc Elroy a soap company executive is sworn in as the sixth secretary of defense at a White House ceremony attended by President Eisenhower. The Medal of Freedom is awarded to Charles E Wilson, the retiring defense chief, in a brief transfer of power ceremony.
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M‘elroy
U. S
Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Soap Company
White House
Eisenhower
McElroy
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Percy Nelson
Wilson
Jessie
Robert Cutler
Birthday Party for James Gordon Lolley in West Monroe
James Gordon Lolley turned 13 after earning a dollar by pulling weeds for an aunt. His father Gordon Lolley of 405 North 7th was busy at work, so Jimmy organized a small party with four guests, celebrating with ice cream and cake he bought with his earnings. A committee was appointed.
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James Gordon Lolley
Gordon Lolley
North 7Th
West Monroe
Jimmy
Lolley
Allied Talks On Satellite Sought
The United States seeks quick talks with Britain France and Canada on a new proposal to Russia for international control of space missiles. The plan, first proposed at the London disarmament conference, aims to ensure missiles launched into space are used only for peaceful purposes and to develop international inspection and control systems.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
London
Dulles
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
State Department
United Nations Subcommittee On
Mission San Miguel Grounds 45 Aboard After Reef Collision
The Navy chartered tanker Mission San Miguel ran aground at Laysam Reef 775 miles northwest of Hawaii while traveling from Guam to Seattle. The 22,000 ton vessel, carrying 45 civilians, reported a ruptured hull as heavy seas battered the ship. A Midway aircraft was due with flares and life rafts within the hour.
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Honolulu
14Th Naval District
Laysam Reef
Hawaii
Seattle
Wash
Guam
Navy
San Miguel
Midway
Yankees edge Braves to force deciding World Series game
New York, Oct. 9 The Yankees beat Milwaukee 3-2 to knot the World Series at three games each. Bob Turley allowed four hits and yielded two walks while Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer homered for the Yankees. Hank Aaron tied the game with his third homer of the series before Bauer delivered the deciding blast in the seventh. Frank Torre homered for Milwaukee.
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New York
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Yanks
Bob Turley
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Hank Aaron
Frank Torre
Milwaukee
Yankees
Bob Buhl
Braves
Ernie Johnson
Milwaukee New York
F. Mantilla
J. Logan
Tony Kubek
E. Mathews
E. Slaughter
Outstanding Doctors To Speak Today At Louisiana Assembly
The elev enth annual scientific assembly of the Louisiana Academy of General Practice opens at the Frances Hotel with about 250 delegates. Mayor W. L. Howard delivers the opening welcome as Dr. R. L. Sanders and Dr. T. D. Moore of Memphis preside and discuss surgery and urology with Dr. Culpepper of Hattiesburg as luncheon speaker.
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The
Louisiana Academy of General Practice
Southwest
W. L
Jack) Howard
R. L. Sanders
Memphis
University of Tennessee
T. D. Moore
University of Tennessee School of Medicine
J. P. Culpepper
Hattiesburg
Miss
Southern Medical Association
Julius W. Daigle
Paincourtville
Academy
E. Links McLarty
Galveston
Texas
American Academy of General Practice Commission On Education
W. F. Guerriero
Dallas
Southwestern Medical School
University of Texas
H. E. Banghart
Philadelphia
Hanemann Medical College
Hospital
Esmond A. Fatter
New Orleans
Buffalo Meat Goes Begging
In Lawton Oklahoma the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge herd offered 225 buffaloes to zoos parks and the public for free or at sale prices. Since then only six buffaloes have been reserved for 700s and eighty nine sold to individuals or organizations leaving 130 unsold.
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Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Here
Cloudy Cool Weather Forecast Across Louisiana
A cloudy cooler outlook covers Louisiana tonight and tomorrow. Lows drop to the 50s with no rain predicted.
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Louisiana
Signals From Silent Russian Satellite Spark U S Scrutiny
Washington reports that a Russian earth satellite, silent for six hours, emitted strong new signals and drifted lower, with Cavendish Observatory noting altitudes from 400 to 200 miles while Russia claimed about 560 miles after launch. Eisenhower met with missile and satellite experts but no rapid program changes were announced. Senator Symington urged a special session and a Senate subcommittee began a preliminary inquiry into U S lag in satellites.
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Washington
Russia
Cavendish Radio Observatory
Cambridge
England
Earth
Eisenhower
U. S
Sen. Symington
DMO
Congress
United States
Senate
Cavendish Observatory
Cavendish
Speidel Diverted Amid Oslo Crowd Protests During NATO Visit
An aircraft carrying German General Hans Speidel was diverted from Oslo after about 1000 protesters gathered outside Fornebu Airport shouting anti Speidel slogans in memory of wartime brutality. British General Cecil Sugden was reportedly stoned by the crowd who mistook him for Speidel. The plane rerouted to a military field at Ostfold after police urged officials to stop the landing.
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Oslo
Hans Speidel
Norway
NATO
Fornebu Field
Speidel
Cecil Sugden
Fornebu
Oestfold
Rebel Bulldog Game Cancelled
The Ferriday West Monroe football game at Brown Stadium was canceled due to flu. Fifteen Ferriday Bulldog players, mostly starters, were out sick.
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Rebel
Ferriday
West Monroe
Brown Stadium
Ferriday Bulldog
Sterlington High School Bid Stalls On Parish Board Vote
Sterlington citizens led by Dr. B. E. Spencer fail to secure a high school as the Ouachita Parish School Board ends in a tie. Eastside members table the plan while westside backers urge construction. a $400 000 Ward 1 pledge passes on a two thirds motion.
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Sterlington
B. E. Spencer
Ouachita Parish
Eastside
Westside
Monroe
Sept
W. W. Ward
Hugh Balfour
Ward 1
Don Rhodes
Lions Club
Allen
Jack Blake
Spencer
The
Eisenhower Outlines U S Satellite Time Table
President Eisenhower announced a December test satellite launch with a full instrumented satellite planned for March. He said the United States will not rush weapons use from space and emphasized delaying to favor scientific progress and long range missile development.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Outer
Space
U. S
Soviet Union
U S Claims Rally Behind ICBM Edge In Missile Race
The report says Khrushchev boasted of Russian ICBM capabilities and jet and rocket arms while the U S Navy disclosed 1500 mile ballistic weapons at Western Europe bases. The piece discusses the impact on Pentagon choices for an American intermediate ballistic missile program.
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Washington
Outer Space
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Belgrade
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
United States Navy
Europe
Navy
Pentagon
Grand Jury to Probe 70 Cases
Approximately 70 cases are slated to be investigated by the Ouachita parish grand jury as it opens its fall session Monday. District Attorney Albin Lassiter says the 12 jurors will be selected in Fourth District Court and begin investigations, then inspect the parish courthouse Charity hospital and Louisiana Training Institute.
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Ouachita Parish
LSU Dominates Open Range Livestock Show at Ouachita Valley Fair
At West Monroe's Ouachita Valley Fair, LSU cattle swept top placings across Aberdeen Angus Brahma and Shorthorn classes. Grand champion was Advance Nu mode from 4-B Ranch. reserve from Gilfoil Plantation. Hereford winners included 4-B Ranch owned by Charles M Brown. Stockland Plantation entered Domino.
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Ouachita Valley Fair
West Monroe
LSU
Advance Numode
Gilfoil Plantation
Charles M. Brown
Madison Parish
Larry Domestic
4-B Ranch
Ouachita Parish Approves Nine Member Planning Commission
The Ouachita parish police jury approves a nine member Monroe Ouachita planning commission to serve without compensation. Members include Ritter Haddad Tisdale Ewing Blair Johnson Rosenheim Jordan Johns. Jury also awards 279000 dollar bid for Ouachita Parish Public Library and opens bids for West Monroe Branch furniture and equipment.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe - Ouachita
Furnished 2 Bedroom Rental Ad in News Star World
An ad offers a furnished two bedroom home at 1105 NW 3rd with attic fan and air conditioner, rented on the first day. Contact number FA 2-2183. Also a six room house at 205 Mitchell Lane near a school with attic fan for $60 monthly, contact FA 2-9716.
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Mitchell Lane
W. M. Call
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Stockland Plantation
Sondheimer
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Omega Zato
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Stockland
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Welfare Department
Newsstar—World
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