Brezhnev Proclaims Peaceful Coexistence Policy
In a Lenin's Tomb speech Brezhnev announces peaceful coexistence disarmament and intra Communist equality. He notes space lead but calls cosmic research not a race while Kosygin Mikoyan and Suslov join the cosmonauts at a Red Square reception. Khrushchev’s fate and leadership questions loom over the event.
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Kwa Mrushcneyvy
Red Square
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Lenin
Soviet Union
United States
Mikhail Suslov
Space
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Party
Kremlin
Komarov
Moscow
Sunday in New York tryouts at Strauss Playhouse
Executive Director Lonny Fraze announced today that tryouts for the Little Theatre's second production of the season Sunday in New York will be held at 7 30 p m today and Tuesday at Strauss Playhouse The comedy needs several men and women aged 20 to 30 and one older man and woman Interested participants are welcome to join the cast
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New York
Strauss Playhouse
Lonny Fraze
Fraze
Milk Milk Agency Reports Two Cent Increase
Baton Rouge AP The Louisiana Milk Commission said consumers will pay two cents more per gallon starting Nov 1 with one cent more per quart when bought by the quart. The rise goes to farmers for raw milk, not processing plants, and will help pay 23 cents more per hundredweight to dairy farmers.
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Baton Rouge
The
Louisiana Milk Commission
Commission
J. Bert Davis
Davis
Dave Pearce
Milk Commission
Agriculture
Bel Cian World Fair pavilion closes four hours early
New York reporters note the Bel Cian village pavilion at the World Fair, a 4.5 million complex of restaurants bars and atmosphere, was completed Sunday just before the fair ended for the year.
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New York
UPI
Belcian Village
Nuclear test delay at Tatum Salt Dome near Baxterville
AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission will not detonate a test explosion at the Tatum Salt Dome before 10 a.m. Wednesday. In other brief items, a fatal three car crash near Cleveland Texas claimed five lives and injured four. The Louisiana AFL-CIO backed the Johnson Humphrey ticket by a wide vote. NASA plans to select 10 to 20 scientists next spring to train as astronauts. Harry Walker is named field manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates succeeding Danny Murtaugh who resigned for health reasons.
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Baxterville
Miss
Atomic Energy Commission
Tatum Salt Dome
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Johnson - Humphrey
Space Administration
Pittsburgh
Harry Walker
Pittsburgh Pirates Today
Danny Murtaugh
Hutchinson Resigns as Reds Manager
Cincinnati AP report states Fred Hutchinson resigns due to cancer and Dick Sisler is named to succeed him after serving as coach and acting manager. Also London reports Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker to visit Washington next week for talks with U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk per government announcement.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
London
UPI
Britain
Patrick Gordon Walker
Washington
U. S
Dean Rusk
Defense Experts Say Soviets Use Cosmos Satellites to Spy
Washington reports defense experts asserting Cosmos satellites are used to spy on the United States. They note Cosmos satellites travel 120 to 300 miles high, enabling clear ground photos, while U S reconnaissance assets reportedly operate around 300 miles. U S officials acknowledge limited knowledge of Cosmos hardware and potential anti satellite capabilities.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Air Force and
Defense Department
Samos
Red China
Chet Holifield
Red Marshal and 29 Die In Belgrade Air Crash
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP an airliner carrying about 30 persons including Soviet armed forces chief Marshal Sergei S Biryuzov crashed in fog near Avala Hill ten miles south of Belgrade All aboard were killed The four engine plane struck a wooded hillside near a monument to Yugoslavia Unknown Soldier after radio contact with Surcin Airport was lost Biryuzov had recently risen to chief of the general staff under Khrushchev
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sergei S. Biryuzov
Khrushchev
Moscow
Avala
Biryuzov
Surcin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Puppet Reds Not Pleased With Upheaval
Vienna report says the Czechoslovak Communist Party refuses to join any downgrading of Khrushchev and wants his health and age to justify his ouster. Poland and Hungary reportedly share this stance. East German Politaburo praises Khrushchev while Central Committee notes surprise and emotion at his removal, praising his adherence to peaceful coexistence and criticising past cult of personality methods.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Poland
Hungary
Khrushchev
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Cool, dry air to persist in Monroe this week
Cold dry air moves into Monroe with unseasonably cool conditions likely through week. Low temperatures may dip into the 40s tonight. A Sunday cold front dropped .02 inches of rain, and another front late in the week is not expected to bring meaningful rainfall.
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Monroe
Networks Refuse Goldwater Time To Answer LBJ
Networks ABC and NBC refused equal time for Goldwater to answer President Johnson's radio address. CBS said it would await an FCC ruling as the commission scheduled a meeting. GOP chairman Dean Burch condemned the refusals, arguing the broadcast violated air laws and favored Johnson. Johnson's speech covered Soviet and British government changes and China's nuclear test.
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Washington
Johnson
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting Systems
CBS
Dean Burch
Republican National
ABC
Barry Goldwater
Burch
Democratic National Committee
National Security Council
Soviet Union
Britain
China
Crash near bridge kills Bastrop man. wife, son hurt
A 51 year old Bastrop man died instantly when his car ran a red light and collided with a tractor truck at the foot of the DeSiard Street bridge in Monroe. His son and daughter in law were seriously injured and taken to St Francis Hospital with multiple injuries. The baby born to Gladys Kendall in utero was stillborn. The truck driver suffered minor injuries. police continue investigating.
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Bastrop
Monroe
Jimmy Kendall
Rt. J. Jones
St. Francis Hospital
Gladys W. Kendall
Route 4
E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
James D. Murray
Voss Dr
Bossier City
Kendall
J. W. Cummins
Ouachita Parish
Murray
Cummins
George Whitlow
Ford Levi's
Bernard Levi
Iron clad bid rules urged after Northwestern State College case
W E Whetstone of the State Board of Education urged iron clad regulations for public facilities after hearings into bidding irregularities at Northwestern State College. Testimony indicated biased specifications and limited bidders on a student union building and cafeteria. Construction costs are estimated at 1.5 million.
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Sam Hanna
W. E. Whetstone
State Board of Education
Today
Northwestern State College
Fifth District Board
Baton Rouge
Northwestern
Whetstone
J. B. Shipp & Associates
Lake Charles
Joseph Shierer
Shreveport
A. B. Broussard & Sons
Lafayette
Louisiana Architects Association
Louisiana Engineers Association
The
Contractors Association
Burglars Take $150,000 From Jefferson Downs
Four men beat a guard at Jefferson Downs Race Track and burglarized a safe, escaping with about $150,000. The automatic alarm had been tampered with and did not sound. The loss, estimated by track president C Ray Edmunds, covered Friday and Saturday receipts. The injured guard was treated for bruises and the money was to be picked up by an armored car Monday.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Downs
C. Ray Edmunds
Goldwater Signals Nationwide Bid on Civil Rights
Senator Barry Goldwater sharpened his stance on civil rights during a private GOP briefing in Washington, hinting he may deliver a televised national address on freedom of association. He cited his Chicago speech asserting that forced integration is as wrong as forced segregation and noted mixed reactions from Black leaders.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Chicago
Arizona
GOP
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Lenin Mausoleum
Valentina Nikolayeva - Tereshkova
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Kosygin
Tass
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikita
Pravda
the United Way
Twin City
Milk Agency
Bulletins
Cleveland, Tex
Cleveland
U. S. 59
Liberty County
Charles D. Mathew
Robert Combs
Beatrice Combs
Jean Combs
Houston
Kenneth Carr
Sheppard
Tex
Bucks Johnson
the National Aeronautics
Walker
Hutch
Red Marshal
Puppet Reds
Frances Phillips
HIT Store
Ford Levi Stationery Co
N. Grand St
Herbert Hoover
New York University
George Westinghouse
Hoover
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