Britain and United States Eye Nuclear Research Pool
London reports Britain plans a joint U S British scientific pool including nuclear and rocket research. Macmillan to meet Eisenhower in Washington to present the plan with a planning directorate in Washington. Congress may need to adjust the McMahon Act for U S participation.
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London
Washington
British Commonwealth
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Congress
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Britain
Democrats Say Eisenhower Responsible For Little Rock Trouble
In a Democratic National Committee statement the party accuses President Eisenhower of substantial responsibility for the Little Rock crisis for failing to take an early firm stand on constitutional rights. The release also urges prompt Civil Rights Commission action and critiques inflationary policy while calling for tax aid for small business and price stabilization.
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Washington
Democrats Today
Eisenhower
Little Rock
National Committee
Advisory Council
United States
Benjamin B. Everett
North Carolina
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Council
Congress
Senate
Averell Harriman
New York
Practical Nurses Open Convention Here Tomorrow
The eleventh annual Practical Nurses of Louisiana convention opens in Monroe with about 150 delegates expected. Registration starts 8:30 a.m. at the Virginia Hotel, with pre-convention sessions on day one and a formal welcome by Monroe Mayor W. L. Gack Howard. Dr. W. N. Robinson of LSU discusses the practical nurse curriculum at 10 a.m. Wednesday, followed by Lillian Custer of the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses at 10:30 a.m. and Dr. William Bendel Sr. of the state licensing board at 1 p.m.
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of Practical Nurses of Louisiana, Inc
Monroe
Virginia Hotel
Florence Hudson
W. L. Gack Howard
W. N
Winds Delay Vanguard Test at Cape Canaveral
The Vanguard missile test at Cape Canaveral was postponed due to brisk northeasterly winds up to 35 miles per hour. Scientists sought near perfect conditions and no danger signals were shown. no launch occurred today.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Guided Missile Test Center
Fire toll rises to 21 in four states including Ohio and Texas
Seventeen children and four adults died in six fires across Texas Ohio New Jersey and upstate New York. In Belpre Ohio a 36 year old mother and seven of her nine children perished in a blaze likely sparked by wiring. The Snider family perished in front of a television in Belpre with six victims named. Airman 2 C Aaron White of Amarillo AFB lost his family while another child was hospitalized.
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Texas
Ohio
New Jersey
Upstate
New
W Fremen
Baton Rouge ranks 12th in public employee density
The Public Affairs Research Council said Louisiana has 172 state and local government employees per 10 000 population, ranking 12th nationwide. They reported classified state workers totaled 30 008, up from 25 439 in 1954, an increase of nearly 5 000 or 11.8 percent over three years.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Public Affairs Research Council
Regional Home Loan Delegates Convene In Monroe
Visitors arrive for a regional conference of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock to be held at the Virginia Hotel. About 64 representatives from 16 member organizations in North Louisiana will register for a one day meeting led by Curran Conway and Ifugh Proctor to discuss savings and loan trends and issues. The bank oversees the ninth district including Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Texas and New Mexico and Monroe hosts the second such conference.
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Federal Home Loan Bank of
Little Rock
Virginia Hotel
Louisiana
Curran Conway
Ifugh Proctor
Little Rock Federal Home Loan Bank
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
Monroe
Fall Guy Georgie Fiske Faces A Week Of Accidents
Four year old George A. Fiske suffered a finger cut, head stitches, a chin wound, and a concussion over five days. At Sisters Hospital doctors kept him for treatment while his mother recounted the mishaps and he pleaded to go home.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George A. Fiske
George
George F. Fiske
Glen
Paul
Sisters Hospital
Georgie
Syria Denies Planned Talks With Turkey mediation denial reported
Syria's Foreign Ministry denied plans to join mediation talks with Turkey under King Saud's auspices. A spokesman cited a U.N. complaint over Turkish troop concentrations on the border and noted Maj. Gen. Asif Bizry's Saudi trip had no link to a mediation conference.
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Damascus
Syria
Foreign Ministry
Turkey
Saud
U.N
Asif Bizry
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Bizry
Mecca
Adnan Menderes
Damman
Beirut
Lebanon
Moscow
United States
Izvestia
Russia
Judge Denies Lift on Hoffa Restraining Order
U S District Judge F Dickinson Letts refused to lift the order restraining James R Hoffa from becoming Teamsters president and proceeded with a hearing on converting the restraining order into a preliminary injunction and placing the union under court receivership. Plaintiffs, rank and file New York Teamsters, allege the convention that elected Hoffa was illegal. The Teamsters attorney said Letts acted improperly in granting the restraining order after a closed hearing without notice.
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Washington
U.S
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Letts
Hoffa
New York
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Atly
Martin O'Donoghue
O'Donoghue
Arrested For Vaccine Theft In Kansas City Case
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. The FET arrested Charles Clifford Moore Jr., 35, on charges of stealing 400 bottles of Asian flu vaccine in Kansas City last week. He was nabbed as he stepped off a Eagle Pass bus and jailed in Bexar awaiting arraignment before U.S. Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. He said he planned to go to Mexico from Eagle Pass but changed his mind.
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San Antonio
Tex
FET
Charles Clifford Moore Jr
Kansas City
Moore
Eagle Pass
Bexar County
U.S
Paul A. Lockhart
Leonard Blalock
FBI
Mexico
Afro Asian Delegates Meet in Cairo to Plan Solidarity Conference
Delegates from 18 nations met in Cairo to organize Afro Asian public opinion for a December solidarity conference. The meeting aims to form a secretariat and act as a propaganda machine, representing two thirds of the world population, with observers noting security scrutiny by Egyptian police and a ban on a Syrian communist official from attendance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Bandung
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Morocco
Soviet Union
Mangolia
Red China
Viet Nam
India
Indonesia
Cambodia
Japan
Burma
Turkey
Jurot
Communist Party
Mustapha
Temple Men’s Club Dinner Opens 1957-56 Year
The Men's Club of Temple RNai Tsrach begins its 1957 56 year with an annual dinner at 7 tomorrow night. President Jack Ansell announces speaker Didsward J. Steamer executive director of the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana Baton Rouge. The club is affiliated with the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods which plans a membership drive themed Measure Up to Brotherhood.
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Temple Rnai Tsrach
Jack Ansell
Didsward J. Steamer
Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana
Baton Rouse
Temple Mens Club
National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods
Slovan
Drape Hood
Udi
Traffic signals back in operation on West Monroe bridge
West Monroe Police Captain d. Bo Glake Hen nen reports all traffic signals at the west end of the new bridge are functioning again. He notes damages last week from overloaded trucks and warns the height must be set at 14.5 feet to comply with state law and ensure visibility for drivers.
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D. Bo Glake Hennen
West Monroe
Tiennen
Soldier Dies Chasing Squirrel In Louisiana Tree
In Polk Louisiana Pfc. Jimmy D. Nida aged 23 died while chasing a squirrel in a tree about five miles south of DeRidder. His companion said Nida blacked out and went limp. a doctor pronounced him dead in the tree. He is survived by a wife and child in DeRidder.
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Polk
Jimmy D. Nida
Nida
DeRidder
Queen Elizabeth II Visits New York City in Ticker Tape Parade
Thrill-a-second welcome as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in New York City. Crowds jammed streets to witness the ticker tape parade, confetti showers, and a grand reception linking the metropolis with Britain in a historic visit.
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Royalty
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
New
Cividad
Elizabeth
Prince Paup
Washington
Stapleton
Staten Island
Rainy and cool spell forecast with temps in view
The forecast calls for rain and cooler conditions with a low near 36 tonight and a high around 72 tomorrow. Drizzle is possible late today and tomorrow. A prior evening reading showed 54 and a church reading of GL from yesterday.
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Petter
Boggs Urges Joint Probe of Missile Program
Louisiana Democrat Tate Boggs called for a joint House Senate inquiry into the U S missile program. He blamed administration complacency and military bureaucracy for failures that allowed Russia to launch the first satellite and urged a unified national missiles program. Congressman Jones warned against downplaying Soviet gains and said Washington must recognize the implications.
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New Orleans - UO
Conepecsnan
Tate Boggs
House-Senate
America
Louisiana Democrat
New Orleans
Htoi
Fae
Russia
Boggs
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Jones
Washington
Frogman saves town as wine flood floods cellar
In Riva del Garda Italy residents toast diver Tullio Cestari who entered a corridor flooded with fermenting wine from 20 underground vats. He located the overflow but fainted from fumes. a second diver followed, both rescued as wine rose further.
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Riva del Garda
Lake Garda
Italian Alps
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Virginia School Placement Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to Virginia's 1956 pupil placement law, letting intact a lower court ruling that the law unconstitutionalizes the state's system of assigning students by a placement board. Norfolk and Newport News officials, joined by the attorney general, argued the decision worsens racial segregation and urged the Court to address core educational reforms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Norfolk
Newport News
U. S. Dist
Walter N. Hoffman
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Hoffman
Circuit Court
Virginia Selee
Virginia Court of Appeals
Renewed Attack Of Asiatic Flu Strain Warned In Louisiana
Louisiana public health officials forecast another surge of Asian flu as winter nears. Dr. W C Summers of Ouachita parish says immunity is unlikely with a new strain and daily exposure could lead to illness. National data show Louisiana at 2b deaths from the flu or its complications. Local absenteeism is easing and schools report absences slightly above normal.
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Louisiana
W. C. Summer
Ouachita Parish
Alexandria
Summers
Attention Dial Numbers Listed for After Hours Contact
A block of telephone numbers is provided for after hours and holiday contact. The list shows several lines with different prefixes and codes for emergency or special assistance.
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