Navy cites delays in completing 31 atomic submarines
The Navy disclosed that 31 atomic submarines under construction face delays due to stricter safety inspections and workmanship flaws. Ultrasonic testing replaces X rays, affecting both naval and private yards. No time or cost estimate was provided, with contractor responsibility to cover deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Naval Shipyards
Portsmouth
N.H., Naval Shipyard
Deceased GI From Bogalusa Security Suspect
The Defense Department said Army Sgt. Jack E. Dunlap of Bogalusa Louisiana who killed himself last July had been suspected of possible security violations. A Washington Evening Star report claimed he received about 60000 from the Soviet Union for passing secret information. The Pentagon confirmed ongoing investigations but did not release details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Jack E. Dunlap
Department
Washington Evening Star
Dunlap
Soviet Union
Bogalusa
National Security Agency
Department of Defense
Sgt
Pentagon
Temperature swings mark Twin Cities forecast
Forecaster notes a 44 degree gap between a high of 94 and a low of 50 in the Twin Cities. The pattern continues into Wednesday and Friday with mostly fair conditions and highs around 92 and overnight lows near 54 to 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Phrase on Repetition of Sins Through Conviction
A succinct proverb notes that exposure and discovery have the strongest effect in prompting a man to confront and repeat his misdeeds. The remark frames accountability as a social force reinforcing personal reform.
Record of largest heroin seizure at Mexican border
The largest narcotics haul intercepted at the Mexican border was about 30 pounds of heroin found under the back seat of a Canadian gambler's car in Laredo Texas. The haul, 95 to 98 percent pure, was linked to a suspected syndicate with heroin believed to originate in Europe via Mexico.
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Laredo
Tex
UPI
Canada
Caron
William D. Kilman
Houston
Kilman
Mexican
United States
Europe
Mexico
Herman Scheer
James E. Ragsdale
Mexico City
Linus Pauling Wins Nobel Peace Prize 1962
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Linus Pauling in Oslo for 1962. He previously won the 1954 chemistry prize, now sharing 1963 awards with the International Red Cross Committee and the League of Red Cross Societies. Prize amounts total 254219 kroner to Pauling and 265000 kroner to the Red Cross groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Linus Carl Pauling
U.S
California Institute of Technology
Nobel Committee
Pauling
International Red Cross Committee
League of Red Cross Societies
Dr. Pauling
Red Cross
Marie Curie
Inter-Club Council Chooses Monroe Officers
Monroe's newly organized Inter-Club Council names E. Roy Jones as chairman Ben Ross as co chairman Pete Dowd as third officer and Cindy Huntsman as secretary treasurer. Huntsman is campus student at Graceland College Lamont Iowa planning to major in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Club Council
Monroe
E. Roy Jones
North Monroe
Cindy Huntsman
Marion E. Huntsman
Wellerman Rd
West Monroe
Graceland College
Lamont
Iowa
The
Reorganized Church
Space program honor for seven original astronauts noted
Kennedy urged renewed appreciation of the space program as he awarded one of the nation’s top honors to the seven original astronauts. In California a theft report said $60,000 and 35 ounces of gold were taken from a locked car, involving William C. Wilson and linked to a brother of Senator Russell Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Estes Park
Colo
William C. Wilson
Russell Long
D-La
Washington
Kennedy
Treaty bans nuclear tests under earth surface goes into effect
The historic Anglo American Soviet accord banning nuclear weapon testing underground took effect at 1 p.m. EDT today. The pact marks a major step in arms control with signatories agreeing to limit atmospheric and underwater tests and to monitor compliance through inspections and scientific cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet aid to Cuba includes 5000 tons of coffee
Berlin dispatch says Neues Deutschland reports Soviet aid to hurricane struck Cuba includes 5000 tons of coffee from East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cuba
Neues Deutschland
Kennedy cabled Segni on Belluno flood sorrow
President Kennedy sent a cable to Italian President Antonio Segni expressing heartfelt sympathy to all those who have suffered from the flood below the Vaiont Dam at Belluno. The communication conveyed condolences and shared national concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Antonio Segni
Vaiont Dam
Belluno
Detroit Mafia Nets 150 Million From Rackets Says Police Chief
Detroit Police Commissioner George C Edwards told Senate crime probers that mobsters gross about 150 million annually from rackets in Detroit and have infiltrated legitimate businesses worth at least 50 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George C. Edwards
Detroit
Senate
Judging Of Stock At Valley Fair Will End Tonight
Junior livestock judging at the Ouachita Valley Fair in West Monroe wraps up this evening with breeding beef and steers shown from 5 p.m. An auction sale of many animals follows around 1 p.m. Friday at the fair grounds. Children’s days offer 15 cent admission and rides Friday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Volunteers aided hundreds of special needs children with free rides and drinks Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
John Birdsong
Castoff wife of Valachi speaks of indifference and life apart
Mildred Reina, 55, widow of Joseph Valachi, tells New York Mirror she never loved him and that he chased other women before leaving years ago. She recalls a life in Yonkers and Bronx work, noting FBI and police visits as she asserts they are both dead to the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Joseph Valachi
New York Mirror
Bronx
The
Mirror Today
Valachi
Senate
Cass Nostra
Yonkers
N.Y
Cosa Nostra
Mildred Reina
Gaetano Reina
Maranzano Gang
Maranzano
Mas Seria
Genovese
Reina
Macmillan Bows Out Of Leadership
BLACKPOOL England AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced he cannot lead the Conservative party at the next general elections. He underwent prostate removal surgery in London and said he could not endure a prolonged campaign or fill the post for an extended period. Queen informed, party to discuss successor. Delegates noted two to three months of convalescence expected. Elections due by October 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Conservative Party
Lord Home
London
United Givers Honor Roll Recognizes 100 Percent Participation
The United Givers Fund honors all employees and executives of listed organizations for pledging at least one hour per month for 12 months or 6-10ths of one percent of annual salary. Recipients include KNOE Radio TV James Machine Works Cole Leigh Insurance Monroe Wholesale Drug Central Bank United Fund First Federal Law & Loan and others earning the embossed gold plaque. A separate 70 percent+ group earns the embossed silver plaque for strong support. Also note 98 percent of WWII veterans able to work are employed per Veterans Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Givers Fund
UGF
Knoe Radio & TV
James Machine Works
Cole & Leigh Insurance
Monroe Wholesale Drug Central Bank
United Fund
First Federal Law, & Loan Salley Grocery Ryan Chevrolet Ouachita Candy Company
Safeway
West Monroe
Monroe Project Street Program Nears Completion
Monroe’s 1963 street construction program totaling about 319 thousand dollars is nearly finished due to dry weather. Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez says work should end by month’s end if conditions stay favorable, contrasting with three rain disrupted years. City Engineer Tom Keller oversees the project with Bentz and Elmore as contractors. Approximately 90 percent of work is done on streets citywide. final cost to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
W. D. H. Rodriguez
Bentz and
Elmore
Rodriguez
Tom Keller
False Information Charges Filed Against 2 Here
Warrants issued before noon for Monroe men charged with giving false information to police. Joe Messina and Bobby Pailette face counts. bonds set at 750 each. Messina alleged an armed hold up at Direct Sales, while Pailette claimed a wallet robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James C. Kelly Jr
Joe Messina
Forsythe Ave
Bobby Pailette
Gordon Ave
Kelly
Jesse S. Heard
Fourth District Court
Messina
DeSiard St
Pailette
Injunction Halts CORE Protests In Plaquemine
A state court issued a preliminary injunction against CORE forbidding financing organizing or sponsoring racial demonstrations that violate laws in Iberville Parish and Plaquemine. Teen demonstrators boycotted a Negro high school and planned a rally in a vacant lot as police used tear gas and grenades to disperse early pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaquemine
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Daniel Kimbell
District Court
Iberville Parish
Baton Rouge
Freedom Rock Baptist Church
Four Villages Lost to Vaion Dam Tidal Wave in Italy
An Alpine landslide into a four mile long reservoir unleashed a tidal wave that devastated four towns in the Piave River Valley. Italian authorities estimate up to 3,000 dead with Longarone hardest hit, while the dam remained intact after US reconnaissance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belluno
Italy
Vaioni
Piave
Dino Menardi
U.S
Harvey C. Mayse
Wenatchee
Wash
Mayse
Longarone
St. Martino
Viaspesse
Carlo Prestamburgo
Cadissago
Rivalta
Pirago
Castellazo
Adriatic
UGF Drive Progress Reported At 16.5 Percent
Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund reports $42,906 raised toward a $260,573 goal. Jack Campbell, chairman, announced results from the Monroe and surrounding areas and urged workers to double efforts as the drive ends Oct. 31. The next report meeting is set for Oct. 16 at Frances Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Campbell
Frances Hotel
Outboard and Boat Ad Seeks Quick Cash 14 Ft Aluminum Boat
Sportsmen seek extra cash for gear including an outboard motor and a 14 ft aluminum boat for sale at 80 dollars. Contact FA 5-7255 or FA 2-516 for details and inquire about a low seven day rate with cancellation privileges.
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Vaioni Dam
Bogalusa Security
E. R. Stapleton
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Jack Price
Michel Caron
Montreal
Jacob Hornburger
Twin City
Bulletins
United Givers Honor
Veterans Administration
Monroe Project
Mary Anne Corpin
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