Pilot Rescued After Four Days On Snow Covered Utah Mountain
Joel T. Honey 52 of Needles California survived four days on Mt Timpanogos after his single engine plane crashed. He crawled for shelter and used gasoline soaked rags as flares while a search plane finally spotted him. His companion William Royal also died in the crash.
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Alpine
Utah
Joel T. Honey
Needles
Calif
Mt. Timpanogos
William Royal
Honey
South African hints at UN withdrawal over censure
Foreign Minister Eric Louw condemned Western powers and the United States for not voicing support before the General Assembly censured his policy, saying a postvote statement was useless and signaling possible South African withdrawal sentiment. He warned a strong pullout mood exists among South Africans.
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United Nations
N.Y
Eric Louw
United States
General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Louw
Stevenson
South Africa
Two-Week Deck Officers Strike Ends on West Coast
A two week stoppage by deck officers idled 44 ships along the west coast ends after U S Labor undersecretary Willard Wirtz brokers a compromise. The Masters Mates and Pilots Union and the Pacific Maritime Association report a narrow union vote to return to work 335 to 252 though the three year contract awaits a union referendum.
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San Francisco
Masters, Mates and
Pacite Maritime Association
U. S
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Doctor Panel Cuts Owing to Welfare Fund Shortage
The Department of Public Welfare cannot fund a three doctor review panel for Ouachita Parish welfare cases. Fred Huenefeld Jr. said the entire program is halted. The Ouachita Medical Society had sought three doctors and voted to discontinue services October 1. He pledged to raise the issue at the October 19 board meeting in Baton Rouge.
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Department of Public Welfare
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Fred Huenefeld Jr
State Board of Welfare
Monroe
Huenefeld
Baton Rouge
Quachita
Enrollment At Jesus the Good Shepherd School Even Split
Registration for the fall semester shows 100 boys and 100 girls enrolled, indicating equal gender representation at Jesus the Good Shepherd Grammar School.
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Jesus the Good Shepherd Grammar School
Traffic and Transportation Club Stag Barbecue Date Set
Members of the Traffic and Transportation Club of Monroe West Monroe will hold their annual stag barbecue Wednesday October 18 at the location listed on CHIT-CHAT page 2A.
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Traffic and Transportation Club of
Monroe - West Monroe
School Board To Meet In Racial Row
McComb Mississippi faces a racial clash as the school board plans a special meeting after walkouts by Negro students at Burglund High School. About 60 students left class and sought reentry with signed statements pending, while tensions rose over prior sit-ins at a bus terminal and a reform-school disposition for Brenda Davis.
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McComb
Miss
Mississippi
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Burglund High School
R. S. Simpson
Negro Masonic Temple
Burglund
D. D. Higgins
McComb ‘Public
Brenda Davis
Isaac Lewis
Charge Castro Extending Reign
Jules DuBois chairman of the IAPA Freedom of the Press Committee charged that the Cuban government is directing a conspiracy to destroy freedom of expression in Argentina. He cited documents from the Cuban Embassy in Buenos Aires and saidthey would be certified for authenticity by former Cuban consul Vitalio de la Torre Perez.
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New York
UPI
Inter American Press Association
Freedom of
Cuba
Argentina
Jules DuBois
Chicago Tribune
IAPA
DuBois
Buenos Aires
Vitalio de la Torre Perez
Wizard of Odds Gambler Ziv Mayer Vanishes From Tijuana
Ziv Mayer once dubbed the Wizard of Odds by gambling success fled a week ago from his hotel in Tijuana after investing a quarter million dollars in a hotel nightclub bar. He reappeared in a San Diego hotel room broke and pursued by creditors, blaming cultural overreach for the venture.
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Ziv Mayer
San Diego
Mayer
First Negro bus driver hired by New Orleans Public Service
New Orleans Public Service, Inc. announced it has hired its first Negro bus driver marking a civil rights milestone in the transit system.
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New Orleans
UPI
So viet Union accuses US of planning invasion of South Viet Nam
The Soviet Union charged that the United States plans an aggressive invasion of South Viet Nam and warned of serious consequences in Southeast Asia. In New York, AFL CIO President George Meany called Hoffman’s defamation suit threat “the funniest thing I’ve heard in a long time.”
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
New York
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Meany
Clemmons Named Louisiana FBI National Academy Group President
Bryan Clemmons, sheriff of East Baton Rouge Parish, is elected president of the Louisiana chapter of the FBI National Academy Graduates Association. He succeeds Ray Sibley of Bastrop with other officers and directors named, including Tom Sanders and Jerome Hays in top posts and Bailey Grant on the board.
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Bryan Clemmons
East Baton Rouge Parish
Louisiana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Academy Graduates Association
Ray Sibley
Bastrop
Tom Sanders
Tangipahoa Parish
Jerome Hays
Louisiana State Police
Lake Charles
Joe Giarusso
New Orleans
M. E. Kidd
Monroe
James C. Kelly, Jr
Lou Deutchmann
Port of
Wingate White
Baton Rouge
Thomas Burbanks
Bailey Grant
Ouachita Parish
Demand France Quit Bizerte Base
Tunis President Habib Bourguiba called on France to accept the principle of withdrawing from the Bizerte base before Tunisia will sign any political or economic accord. He said a note to that effect was sent to Paris, but no withdrawal date was provided.
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Mayer
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
France
Bizerte
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Tampans Fear Snake Invasion
In Tampa a 42 pound cottonmouth killed on a subdivision street spurs residents to seek help from county officials. Gene J. Gauthier plans a neighborhood petition to address what locals call an invasion of vipers after the five foot four inch snake appeared Sunday night and was killed.
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Tampa
Fla
Gene J. Gauthier
Gauthier
Fallout From Soviet Tests Reaches Fresh Milk
Public Health Service warns fallout from Soviet nuclear tests has introduced radioactive iodine 131 into fresh milk in several southeastern cities including New Orleans and Atlanta. Surgeon General Terry says no broad public action needed, though continued monitoring continues.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
New Orleans
Atlanta
Charleston
Mezzo Soprano Rosalind Elias Pays for Faith Ad in Times
New York AP reports mezzo soprano Rosalind Elias, 27, bought a half page ad in the New York Times to express faith the United States will survive dangers and stay free. She sought sponsorship but paid herself, asking for anonymity to limit publicity.
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NEW York
New York Times
United States
Rosalind Elias
Morgan City Officers Charged In Mississippi Cattle Rustling
Two former Morgan City police officers Lt. Robert Hebert and Sgt. Carmen Cothron faced grand larceny charges in a Hancock County Mississippi cattle rustling case. They, with Arthur Derringer and Charles Higger, allegedly butchered two cattle last week and were released on $1,000 bond.
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Morgan City
Mississippi
C. C. Cortez
Robert Hebert
Carmen Cothron
Cortez
Arthur Derringer
Charles Higgerson
Hancock County
Miss
Kennedy urges resolve as US faces world risks in Raleigh speech
President Kennedy told about 35 000 at the University of North Carolina that the nation must confront dangers with firmness and flexibility. He warned against relying on slogans and stressed taking the long view while avoiding capture by both domestic and foreign fanatics. The talk emphasized avoiding being "neither Red nor dead" and facing world issues as they are.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Kennedy
University of North Carolina
U.S
United States
University Stadium
Rayburn Improves After Pneumonia Lapses
Dallas AP reports Speaker Sam Rayburn 79, ill with cancer and pneumonia, showed improvement after waking from a coma. Doctors note stable vitals with normal temperature and improved responsiveness. Anticancer treatment paused due to infection. condition described as better this morning.
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Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Robert F. Short Jr
Mild Weather to Persist Across Region This Week
Forecasters say Northeast Louisiana and the state will enjoy fair mild weather the rest of the week. Daytime highs will reach 82 to 86 degrees with overnight lows 58 to 62. Yesterday's high was 86 and the low 67.
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Louisiana
Faithful pledge from Pakistani camel cart driver to US visit
Bashir Ahmad sworn on the Koran before his wife and four children to remain faithful during a U S visit invited by Vice President Johnson. Jealous clan members fear foreign temptations as police guard his home after death threats. Local friends plan travel funded under the people to people program.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Bashir Ahmad
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bashir
Iplane
Johnson
Five men tied to burglary ring busted in two cities
Investigators in New Orleans Lake Charles and the city joined to arrest five men suspected of a cross city burglary ring. A fatal apartment fire killed a 19 year old wife helped spur the case. They say 27 burglaries were cleared, with narcotics cash and items recovered.
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New Orleans
UPI
Lake Charles
Joseph Landry
Walter Eugene Tyner
John August Nagim
Standford Guillory
Fred A. Borchers
Landry
Sandra Ann
Guillory
Freddie
Borchers
Tyner
Nagim
Barnett Receives Gulf Gambling Data
Gov. Ross Barnett has received a full report on gambling along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The report names night clubs, gambling games, and devices. Barnett was unavailable for comment during morning meetings.
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Jackson
Miss
Jackson Daily News
Ross Barnett
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Barnett
Associated Press
Mississippi
Today’s Chuckle on Sputniks and H Bombs
In these days of sputniks and H-bombs the road to Hades seems paved with good inventions.
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Hades
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