Anti Castro group says Flora hurricane hurts regime
The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba claims Cuba’s hurricane Flora devastates the regime by crippling food supply and spreading disenchantment. Official Cuban death tolls cited vary. Havana cautions against rumors pending confirmation.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
U.S
Havana Radio
Casa
Casto
Castro
Miami
Latin American Monitoring Service
Risquett
Oriente
Jiguani
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Tunas
Holguin
Gibara
Mayari
Grand Jury Session Openes In Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Grand Jury will begin its fall session Monday with 10 cases on the docket. It will select 12 jurors from 20 voters in Fourth District Court and then enter secret sessions to hear evidence. The panel will inspect parish and state facilities including the parish jail, jail extension, Green Oaks Juvenile Detention Home, Louisiana Training Institute, courthouse, and Charity Hospital.
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Ouachita Parish
Fourth District Court
Parish
Green Oaks
Louisiana Training Institute
Court House
Charity Hospital
Western Range Hit Hardest by Drought Across Sixteen States
Drought worsened by hot autumn affects at least 16 states from Texas to New Hampshire bringing parched pastures and water shortages. Milk output drops in Missouri, forests face fire risk in Illinois to Vermont, and Great Lakes levels fall slowing barge traffic while New Hampshire seeks federal aid for dairymen.
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Chicago
Texas
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Rockies
Missouri
Army Corps of Engineers
Great Lakes
Ontario
Ohio
Mississippi
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Northeast
Perry H. Merrill
Vermont
New York State
Adirondacks
Boston
Maine
Tories May Draft Home For Premier
BLACKPOOL England AP senior Conservative lawmakers moved to draft Foreign Secretary Home as successor to Prime Minister Macmillan. Maudling, once seen as the favored candidate, failed to make a strong impact at the annual conference, prompting some MPs to switch support.
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Blackpool
England
Lord Home
Harold Macmillan
Reginald Maudling
Maudling
Monkey Kidney Transplants Performed in New Orleans
A Tulane University team at Charity Hospital transplanted kidneys from a rhesus monkey into a young Louisiana woman. The kidneys functioned and she remained conscious and resting, though not connected to her own kidneys. The operation marked the first animal to human organ transplant.
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Louisiana
Tulane University
Charity Hospital
Keith Reemtsma
Reemtsma
Sal mon River Canyon Chit Chat Feature
Monrogan John Zufall copies the Idaho Sal mon River Canyon feature by Hugh A. Mulligan AP in News Star Oct 10. Indianapolis Star rotogravure aug 29 1948 carries related article and pictures with Buckskin Billy Hart noted.
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Idaho
Salmon River Canyon
Hugh A. Mulligan
Associated Press
News-Star
Algeria expels AP and UPI reporters from Algiers
AP correspondent Andrew Borowiec and UPI chief Alain Raymond were expelled from Algeria by order of the Interior Ministry. Borowiec, a U.S. citizen, and Raymond, a French national, were escorted to the airport amid claims of threats to security and public order.
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Algiers
Andrew Borowiec
Associated Press
North Africa
Algeria
UPI
Borowiec
Ahmed Ben Bella
Interior Ministry
United Press International
Paris
Alain Raymond
Raymond
Borowice
Poet Cocteau Dies at 74 in Milly-la-Foret
Paris bulletin reports poet playwright Jean Cocteau has died at his home in Milly-la-Foret at age 74 after a heart attack. He was France's leading poet and a member of the Academy and had been in poor health since April 22 in Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Jean Cocteau
Milly-la-Foret
Cocteau
France
French Academy
Louisiana Supreme Court to hear two Baton Rouge cases today
The Louisiana Supreme Court will hear arguments on escape from law officers and obscene telephone calls in two Baton Rouge cases. A Detroit police official testified there are six or seven layers of insulation between bookmaking and numbers rackets and the Mafia top bosses, keeping top gangsters insulated from direct involvement.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Washington
Detroit
George C. Edwards
Algerian Army Tanks Storm Berber Strongpoint
Algerian army tanks smashed the Berber strongpoint at Fort National as rebel forces retreated into the hills after clashes with government troops. The confrontation marked a major flare up between Berber dissidents and the army.
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Algiers
Fort National
Joke Backfires On Republican Fund Raisers
A Republican National Finance Committee appeal asking for donations to a Kennedy retirement fund backfires. A Utah man replies that Kennedy retirees should live on liberal provisions like Hoover Truman and Eisenhower, and he declines to contribute.
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Washington
Republican National Finance Committee
Whiterocks
Utah
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
Weekend Warm Days With Cool Nights Predicted
The forecast calls for warm days and cool nights through the weekend. Thursday’s high reached 93 with a 44 degree to 49 degree overnight low. Daytime highs are expected to 68 to 93 with overnight lows 55 to 60. Winds will be 5 to 15 mph and skies generally fair.
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Mercury
Barry Pledges vigor jab at Kennedy during fund raiser
Barry Goldwater asserts Nixon and Rockefeller as strong 1964 GOP prospects at a Hershey $100-a-plate fundraiser. He questions Kennedy era agility remarks, vows vigor, and says he may delay running to aid the party, while criticizing liberal Democrat alliances and city bosses.
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Hershey, Pa
Len Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate
Liberal Democrat Alliance For Power
Im Morality Longs for Immortality? A Rainy Evening Quest
A playful tease notes how many people crave immortality yet struggle to amuse themselves on a rainy night. The observation frames human folly with light humor.
Paved I-20 segment to Calhoun to open next March
The 11 mile Calhoun to West Monroe stretch of I-20 is paved and expected to open to traffic about March 1964. Surface work remains for shoulders seed sod and final dressing. The project links with US 80 near Calhoun and ties to planned exits and bridges in Monroe and West Monroe.
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Calhoun
West Monroe
Fifth District
George P. Forman
Forman
Louisiana Paving Co
Thomas Road
West
Monroe
Stella Street
Fifth Street
Foster and Creighton
Nashville
Ouachita River Bridge
Stella
Catalpa Street
Arcadia
Louisiana
Texas Avenue
Philip Farnsworth
New Orleans
Frusen — Colnon Co
Catalpa
Texas
Nutland Road
5 And
W Construction Co
Memphis
Winnsboro Road
Powell Avenue
U.S. 80
Dunlap Senior Interviewed on Son's Espionage Case
Edward H. Dunlap, 67, a bridge tender in Mobile, recounts he learned of son Sgt. Jack Edward Dunlap's alleged espionage from newspapers. He recalls little contact after 1944, calls his son a wanderer, and notes he cannot explain possible cooperation with the Soviet Union or any money involved.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Edward H. Dunlap
Alabama State Docks Terminal Railway
Jack Edward Dunlap
Merchant Marine
Dunlap
Wanderer
Soviet Union
Toxin potency of botulinus highlighted in encyclopedia
The toxin of botulinus is described as extremely potent, with even one part in ten million able to kill a mouse, according to the Popular Medical Encyclopedia.
Berlin convoy protest prompts high level talks
The United States protested the Soviet blocking of a Berlin bound U S convoy as an unwarranted action. President Kennedy and top advisers met to discuss the situation while Rusk lodged a formal protest with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin and a Potsdam protest was filed. A convoy of 18 American vehicles and 61 men faced delays at the West German autobahn entry and again near West Berlin.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Salinger
Berlin
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Potsdam
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Dobrynin
East Germany
Con
Stock Auction at Valley Fair Opens Today
A junior livestock auction starts at 1 30 p m as a highlight of the Ouachita Valley Fair in West Monroe. 4H and FFA members from eight parishes display animals for sale. Children’s Days run today and Saturday with 15 cent admission and rides. A Quarter Horse show is slated for Saturday morning with carnival attractions through the day.
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Ouaichita Valley
West Monroe
FFA
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
John Birdsong
Rental ad promotes fast response on Moore Ave units
Ads note quick demand for two bedroom rentals at 2 Moore Ave at six years old on push line near an elementary school. The want ad encourages renting rooms or houses to avoid lost income and advertises a low seven day rate with cancellation privileges.
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Moore Ave
Pusline
Schoo
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Ariz
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Hershey
the United Way
Tories
Twin City
Overseas Press Club of
Africa
Congo
Tunisia
Morocco
Tunis
Bulletins
Bowie
Tex
Canada
Agency For International Development
Barry
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Mary Anne Corpin
Valley Fair
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