Reds Report Headway In Reopening Truce Talks
United Nations and Communist liaison officers met twice in Korea and reported progress toward resuming armistice negotiations at Panmunjom. They scheduled a third session for tomorrow morning and signaled disputes over a neutral zone remain, with both sides citing technical arrangements but split on the zone’s scope.
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Robert B. Tuckman Munsan
Korea
United Nations
United Nations Command
Red
Panmunjom
Kaesong
Munsan
U. N
Mun- San
Bromfield criticizes smear tactics linking McCarthy to anti-Communist defense
Louis Bromfield comments on Eleanor Roosevelt and others smeared by a Goldsmith created network. He notes Martin Quigley’s inclusion in a controversial mailing and recounts Quigley’s evasive reaction when contacted by phone.
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Cincinnati
Louis Bromfield
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joe McCarthy
New York
Arthur Goldsmith
Waldorf Tower
East 50Th Street
Eleanor
Martin Quigley
Quigley
Moving Picture
Red members stewing as Hall case draws protest across borders
Texarkana October report describes Gus Hall's arrest in Laredo and his transfer to a federal prison. Mexico City's Diego Rivera and Manuel Terrazas protest the action and plan to bring the case to President Miguel Aleman, while New York activists condemn the Supreme Court's refusal to review the conspiracy verdict under the Smith Act.
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Texarkana
Tex
Communist Party
New York
Mexico
Gus Hail
Laredo
Yesteriday
Hall
Mexico City
FBI
Diego Rivera
Manuel Terrazas
Miguel Aleman
Supreme Court
U. S
Robert Thompson
Gilbert Green
Henry Winston
The
Civil Rights Congress
CRC
Bickering Over Philip Jessup Looms in U.N. Delegate Fight
Washington dispatch reports continued bickering between Harold Stassen and the state department over Ambassador Philip C. Jessup policies as a five man Senate panel weighs his nomination to be the U N general assembly delegate. President Truman had named Jessup to the U N post. Stassen criticized Jessup but did not oppose his confirmation. He said Secretary Acheson has admitted much of what he testified.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
State Department
Philip C. Jessup
Senate
Jessup
U. N
Truman
State Acheson
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
McCarthy
R. - Wis
Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Acheson
Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
White House
Maryland
Philadelphia
Associated Press
New York
Van
Gilbert Faulk Candidacy Announcement and Background
Gilbert Faulk, a Ouachita parish native and owner of Faulk and Foster Insurance Agency, announced his bid for state representative. He served as a captain overseas with the First Army, earned three battle stars, and has ties to the American Legion and several local groups. He pledges independence and urges branches of government while noting his church and civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Faulk
Ouachita Parish
Faulk
Faulk and Foster Insurance Agency
L. B. Faulk
American Legion
First Army
First Methodist Church of
Monroe
Anti British Demonstrations Roil Cairo As Nationalists Rally
Cairo reports large anti British demonstrations with thousands marching while police guard streets. supporters back Prime Minister Nahas Pasha in ousting British troops from the Suez zone and seeking stronger Egyptian control. university students vow to stand with the government in its anti imperialist drive.
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Cairo
Egypt
Apha Nahas Fl Pasha
Suez Canal
Ihia Kamil Square
Mushfa Kamil
Kamil
Nahas Pasha
Sudan
Mossadegh to Address U.N. Council on Iran Oil Row
United Nations at Flushing Meadows to hear Iran contend its oil dispute with Britain is a domestic matter. Premier Mossadegh plans a five to ten minute appearance while hospitalized, followed by a 40 page statement read in French by Ali Ardalan. British officials expect a draft U.N. resolution seeking a negotiated settlement.
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United Nations
N. Y
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. N. Security Council
U. S.S
Flushing Meadows
Britain
U. N
Mossadegh
Tehran
International Court of Justice
Gov Earl Long to Probe Lakeshore Lot Selloff
New Orleans Oct 11 The Times Picayune says Gov Earl Long will investigate how property in the Lakeshore subdivision near the Orleans levee board was sold. He said he learned of the sale from the paper and questioned whether proper notice was given to other agents and buyers. Mayor Morrison bought a lot but denied any special favoritism and offered to return his agreement to avoid misunderstandings.
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New Orleans
Times - Picayune
Earl Long
New Lakeshore
Orleans Levee Board
Long
Opelousas
Times-Picayune
the Picayune
de Lesseps Morrison
Morrison
Alexandria
Military Attempts To Change Atomic Ruling
In Washington, Oct. 11, military leaders pressed to sway the administration over custody of atomic bombs as the AEC mass produces new weapons. A Pentagon meeting with AEC Chair Gordon Dean and others fueled speculation on custody amid worries over public interpretation of atomic capabilities and a Forrestal note from 1948.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Pentagon
Defense Lovett
Gordon Dean
Henry D. Smyth
Commission
Marion W. Boyer
Dean
United States
Truman
Six More File as Candidates in Ouachita Parish Races
Gilbert Faulk announces for representative of Ouachita parish joining Tom L. McKenzie as qualified candidates for the office. Ward 3POLICE JURY contenders include W G Worley Mitchell W Montgomery and Lawrence B Pettit with seven nominees in ward 3 alongside C S Causey T D Tillman Wilds Ross M E Dupont. Ward 5 sees Tom E Hicks and Luther Reed Sr qualify for police jury seats with no other parish offices adding qualifiers at noon.
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Gilbert Faulk
Ouachita Parish
Burt Sperry
Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. Faulk
Tom L. McKenzie
W. G. Worley
Mitchell W. Montgomery
Lawrence B. Pettit
C. S. Causey
T. D. Tillman
Wilds Ross
M. E. Dupont
Tom E. Hicks
Luther Reed, Sr
Epps Youth Receives L S A Sears Award
Charles A Calcote son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Calcote of Epps was one of ten LSU students to receive a Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship for college aid.
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Epps Youth
L. S. A. Sears Award
Charles A. Calcote
Walter R. Calcote
Epps
Louisiana State University
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Candidates Speak At Opelousas Yambilee Event
Louisiana gubernatorial hopefuls shift from Franklinton to Opelousas for today’s Yambilee speeches. Gov. Earl Long and others spoke yesterday at Franklinton’s free fair, while McLemore forecast cattle industry progress and claimed anti administration stance amid campaign sniping.
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Opelousas Yambilee
Associated Press
Louisiana
Franklinton
Opelousas
Louisiana Yambilee
Earl Long
Washington Parish
Harrison Bagwell
Dudley LeBlanc
Hale Boggs
Robert F. Kennon
Kermit Parker
Lake Charles Newspaper Men To Be Arraigned
Five Lake Charles journalists are slated for arraignment at 10 a m next Monday before Special Judge Bernard Cocke in district court. Indicted August 27 by a Calcasieu parish grand jury, they face defamation charges for alleged reports targeting public officials, a police jury, the sheriff, and three gamblers. The defendants include Thomas B Shearman Hugh Shearman Kenneth Dixon James W Norton and Carter George of the American Press.
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Lake Charles la
Lake Charles
Bernard Cocke
Calcasieu Parish
Thomas B. Shearman
The
American Press
Hugh Shearman
Kenneth Dixon
James W. Norton
Carter George
Griffin P. Hawkins
Melvin H. Wetherill
Americans Break Through on Heartbreak Ridge Front
U S tanks spearhead attacks on Heartbreak Ridge as the 23rd infantry assaults the peak amid heavy Red artillery and mortars in eastern Korea. French troops join the push as U N forces seize peaks on Kim Il Sung ridge and Mundung valley facilities brace for renewed clashes.
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John Randolph
U.S
Eighth Army
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
United States 23Rd Infantry Regiment
U.S. Second Division
Kim Il Sung Ridge
United Nations
U. S. First Marine Division
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yonchon
Red China
Peiping Radio
U. N
Red
Panmunjom
Mundung
Satae
38Th Parallel
72Nd
Publisher Writes Gov Journal Angles for Angola Prison Access
New Orleans Oct 11 publisher David Stern of the New Orleans Item writes Gov Earl Long seeking access for his reporter to visit Angola State Prison. The governor replies indirectly urging restraint on sensational reporting while not committing to press access.
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New Orleans
David Stern
Stern
Angola
Ed. Stagg
Stolen Car Recovered. Suspect Apprehended in Wyoming
The Ouachita parish sheriff's department learned a 1939 Chrysler stolen from Central Attio Sales in Shreveport was recovered in Basin Wyoming. Leroy Chamberlin was arrested by Sheriff Ed Shaeffer and held for extradition to face local charges.
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Ouachita Parish
Labor Day
Basin
Wyo
Chamberlin
Drive Underway For Foreign Aid Approval
Washington October 11 administration leaders pressed for quick action to approve a foreign aid bill of 8.299 billion and a 4.441 billion military construction measure. House leaders sought to adjourn by next week despite Republican calls to cut foreign aid to about 7 billion. Debates centered on a Grandview Missouri military airport and carryover funds. President Truman had adjusted requests to match the reduced foreign aid authorization.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Administration
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senate
Grandview
Truman
Treasury
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Reds
Westbrook
Pegler
Philip Jessup
W. Gilbert Faulk
U.N. Council
Gov. Long
New Orleans Picayune
Hossein Fatemi
F. Adamyat
Great Britain
NEA
Ils
East Korea
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