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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1961

Page

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Khrushchev Attacks Antiparty Group at Congress

Khrushchev led a harsh denunciation of an antiparty group at the congress while Malenkov and Khrushchev face questions over leadership. He claimed the Central Committee exposed and crushed the faction and revealed he was briefly outvoted by the Presidium before using the Central Committee to maintain power.

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Sit-in protests spark court dispute over police powers

A Louisiana sit-in case centers on unrest from northern and southern demonstrations and whether police could arrest Black demonstrators to prevent disturbances. Justice Ward questions owners and police roles while Warren cites store nonobjection yet potential public alarm as the trigger for arrests. The testimony debates if refusals to serve or presence of Black protesters justify arrests as peace disturbances.

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Harvey Seeks National Role and Travel

The interview quotes Harvey expressing a desire to be in Washington or New York to influence national perspectives. He discusses his interest in traveling for the right vantage point and notes his Chicago base with headquarters in the city. The fragment mentions his wife Angle and son Paul Harvey Jr and hints at his career ambitions.

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Holiday Fashion Show at Ouachita Parish High School

A holiday fashion show presented by Ouachita Parish High School home economics students under Mrs. Ann May will start at 7:50 p.m. tonight in the high school auditorium. The annual event is sponsored by the Ouachita Parish Home Demonstration Council with professional commentary by Mrs. Virgin Lowry of Simplicity Pattern Company New York.

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West Point Cadet Missing After Seven Weeks

A West Point cadet, noted as a standout scholar and athlete from Ohio, has been missing for seven weeks. Military authorities and an expanded search have been unable to locate him. officials report he spoke of preferring a less strict college atmosphere.

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Ambiguous Fiscal Figures Mention Billion Dollar Gap

The article discusses a claimed billion dollar loss and a proposed 88 billion peacetime spend. it links these figures to local context in Ouachita Parish and mentions the Tax Foundation estimates. It references a disappearance linked to Cox and a person named Rick with an academy history in 1950, set in Mansfeld, Ohio.

Vel Ouachita Parish Tax Foundation

Shreveport Faces Record Radioactive Fallout

The Shreveport Times says Shreveport recorded the nation’s heaviest radioactive fallout in a 24 hour period last month. Peak levels were over seven times New Orleans and three times Little Rock. Health officials noted the rise but urged no alarm and later samples showed a decline.

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Literary Disease Affects Him Too

Washington dispatches describe a virulent outbreak of scribendi cacoethes among capital reporters. The term defined as the itch for writing. Journalists here are said to be affected by the condition, catching the urge to write widely.

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Tattooed Tales Stir City Rumors and Library Hullabaloo

A scattered column jokes about tattoo parlors and a city debate on tattooing linked to hepatitis fears. It notes fees from four to fifty dollars, seasonal business, and a Health Department warning about potential transmission. The piece weaves in satire about a forthcoming book and a comic aside on home decor.

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Ex-President Osmena of Philippines Dies at 83

Manila AP report says Sergio Osmena died at 83 from heart and kidney ailments at Veterans Memorial Hospital Manila after months of illness. He served as vice president when the commonwealth began in 1935 and became president in exile in 1944, aiding wartime liberation and postwar reconstruction before losing to Roxas in 1946.

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Kidnapper Vernon Pollard Sentenced in British Guiana

Vernon Pollard, 23, jailed six years for kidnapping 6 year old John Shortt on July 17 as he walked to school. Pollard claimed his motive was to gain writing experience. The child was unharmed during the incident in Georgetown British Guiana.

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Destruction Scenarios If Bombs Fall Across Louisiana

Parrish outlines a hypothetical attack with four 50 megaton drops. New Orleans area would form a massive lake with Baton Rouge Capitol complex submerged. Shreveport and Lake Charles would face near total devastation and mass fatalities, while fallout shelters could save lives.

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Clothes Line Theft Advice From Swindon Police

Police Superintendent J A Rossiter urges housewives to avoid airing wash between dusk and dawn to cut clothes line thefts noting that daytime thefts are rare and thieves prefer night hours.

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