Andrews Quits As Head Of US Tax Collectors
RICHMOND VA Oct 15 AP T Coleman Andrews resigns as Commissioner of Internal Revenue ending his 1953 appointment. He will return to private business as chairman and CEO of American Fidelity and Casualty Co, citing restored IRS prestige and widespread resignation rumors.
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Virginia
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GOP
France faces cabinet crisis as Coty warns on instability
President Rene Coty warned that chronic political instability threatens France’s world power status. In Dunkerque he urged reforms to parliamentary democracy while Premier Edgar Faure faced a confidence vote that could trigger a new early election and a potential dissolution of the National Assembly.
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Rene Coty
France
Dunkerque
Coty
Edgar Faure
Faure
National Assembly
English Channel
Britain
Absentia Trial Set For Peron In Military Court
Buenos Aires reports a military court of honor is appointed to try Juan D. Peron in absentia for military conduct during his rule. Evidence of luxury living wealth and romance with young girls may be examined. The court will decide on military honor without prejudice to civil charges.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Leon Bengoa
Paraguay
Gore campaigns among Democrats for road measure
Senator Gore urged House Democratic leaders to act quickly on the Senate highway construction bill. He said the measure, which passed the Senate, is a political necessity for a major highway program and noted widespread interest in his home state. He proposed financing decisions be handled in separate legislation.
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Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Senate
Rayburn
Dtex
McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
Ouachita Valley Fair Keeps Gates Open In West Monroe
The Ouachita Valley Fair rides into West Monroe with the carnival opening around 1 p.m. today and reduced children's day prices on rides. Exhibits buildings stay open for inspection as visitors sample agricultural and commercial displays and midway amusements. Sunday marks the final exposition day.
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West Monroe
House Committee Raps Payments To Butter Industry
A House committee states the government paid 279,949 dollars to butter dealers in price support deals that kept butter in warehouses. Rep. Fountain charges these "purchases resale" actions resemble unauthorized cheese payments totaling over 2 million dollars and asks Secretary Benson to note the comptroller general's improper finding.
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Washington
House
Rep
Fountain
D-Nc
Benson
Comptroller General
Fair And Warmer Forecast For Twin Cities Area
The federal weatherman reports fair skies and slowly rising temperatures for the Twin Cities today and Monday. Yesterday's high at Selman Field Station reached 77 degrees with a 41 degree low. Arkansas also sees fair, warming conditions Sunday and Monday.
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Twin Cities
Federal
CAA
Selman Field Station
Arkansas Area
Preaus Promises Aid for Industry and Cities in Campaign
Fred Preaus of Farmerville launched his governor bid pledging state aid to cities towns and parishes to spur municipal and industrial growth. He and lieutenant governor candidate A Brown Moore criticized over promises they cannot keep and spoke in DeRidder Leesville Many Colfax about highways water conservation reforestation and welfare expansion for widows and needy families.
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Natchitoches
Fred Preaus
Farmerville
DeRidder
Leesville
Colfax
Preaus
State Highway Board
Six Die as Greyhound Bus Hits Trailer Truck
A Chicago to New York Greyhound bus rammed a stalled semi-trailer on U S Route 20 near Michigan City Indiana killing six and injuring 21 of the 26 aboard. Driver Thomas R Locke and Truck driver Harry Williams reported brake failure and flare signals as the crash occurred. one woman remained unidentified.
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Ind
Greyhound
Gateway Transportation Co
Chicago
Harry Williams
Oak Lawn
Williams
Indiana
Charley Miller
Thomas R. Locke
Effingham
George Fredericks
Youngstown
Ohio
Miller
Locke
Louisiana weighs court action to secure Army maneuver rights
Attorney General Fred LaBlanc said Louisiana may sue two large landowners to open property near Camp Polk for Army maneuvers. He noted talks with the governor and Army officials and said expropriation may be used to obtain servitudes, though federal approval is needed. Burton unavailable for comment.
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Baton Rouge
Fred LaBlanc
Louisiana
LeBlanc
Army
Washington
Burton
Miss Louisiana Title Holders from Tech Featured in Ruston
In Ruston Tech offers a large supply of eight attractive young women serving in state-wide roles. Miss Louisiana has been chosen from Tech undergraduates for two years. Jan Johnston, a Tech speech major, is the 1955 Miss Louisiana and has been Dixie Gem IV Peach Queen 1954 and Miss Ruston of the current season.
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Ruston
Tech
Federal probe of Louisiana employment offices eyed
Baton Rouge October 15 federal agents investigating the Louisiana Employment Security Division will draft a report next week. Administrator Richard Walker says findings may be public and outlines probe aims including outside staff activities payroll tax refunds and delinquent taxes. The inquiry began quietly two weeks ago and involves Washington and Dallas agents.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Employment Security Division
Richard Walker
State Agency
Walker
Washington
Dallas
U. S. Bureau of Employment Security
Louisiana
Larry Rickard
Rickard
Ed McDonald
State Employment Security Agency
Unem
Robert Kennon
J. Hadley Heard
New Orleans
Northeast State President Declares College Holiday
Lew is C. Slater, president of Northeast State, has called a college holiday for Monday. The action was announced late last night by John Earl Taylor, president of the student council.
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Northeast State
Lewis C. Slater
John Earl Taylor
Morrison Raps Personal Attacks By Rival Speakers
Abbeville report details Chep Morrison facing two rival speakers James M. McLemore and Edmond Reggie who accused him and the administration. Morrison defended progress behind a united Louisiana administration while criticizing back-biting and welfare policy critiques amid campaign rhetoric.
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Morrison
Abbeville
Chep Morrison
Neville High to Host Louisiana Student Council Convention
Neville High School will host the seventh annual Louisiana Association of Student Councils convention Monday and Tuesday with hundreds of delegates from across the state. Sidney Seegers says delegates will stay in Neville homes. speakers include Donald Wood of San Antonio Texas and Judge W M Mouser of Columbia. A banquet and dance are planned at the Virginia Hotel. registration starts at 9 a.m. at Neville.
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Louisiana Association of Student Councils
Sidney Seegers
Neville Group
Bobby Gazzetta
Morgan City
Neville
Seegers
Donald Wood
San Antonio
Tex
National Association of Student Councils
W. M. Mouser
Columbia
B. R Oliphant
Monroe
Daily Checks On Ike's Heart Discontinued
Denver AP report says President Eisenhower, in fourth hospital week, had daily cardiograms stopped as specialists were released. Bulletins show continued improvement enough to suggest possible discharge in about three weeks. Eisenhower enjoyed a sun terrace outing and a lunch conference with Secretary Humphrey, who outlined budget balance goals and tax considerations while avoiding discussion of a second term.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Humphrey
United States
French Morocco Tumult Tests Pasha’s Grip on Tribes
In Marrakech riots erupted with fires and pillaging in Arab quarters as Moroccans attacked tobacco shops. The unrest threatens the Pasha Thami el Glaoul and his police control amid French efforts near the Spanish border.
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French Morocco
Old Pasha
Marrakech
Pasha Thami el Glaoul
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