Macmillan Eisenhower Meet to Boost Anglo American Ties
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and President Eisenhower launched talks in Washington focusing on free nations' unity, space missile cooperation, and NATO scientific ties. Dulles stressed the free world rests on understanding, not force, as plans for closer Anglo American collaboration emerge.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Opulnik
Syria
Macmillan
New York
America
London
NATO
Russia
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Dulles
Free World
Dulles halts bulk of US aid to Yugoslavia
Secretary of State Dulles suspends most US aid to Yugoslavia citing President Tito’s recognition of Communist East Germany. Major arms shipments stop while spare parts delivery likely continues. talks on a new economic aid program in Belgrade are called off. State Department says action is necessary though not irrevocable while assessing Yugoslavia’s stance with Russia and the West.
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Washington
Dulles
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tito
East Germany
Europe
Britain
United States
Eisenhower
Belgrade
State Department
Russia
Area Man Killed In Loop Road Collision
A 67-year-old Farmerville man, John H. Smith, died in a two car crash at Forsythe Avenue and Loop Road. D W Loflin Jr., 29, of 2207 Pargoud Blvd., was seriously injured and hospitalized. Coroner cites fractured neck. witnesses say both cars exceeded speed limits.
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J. Smith
Farmerville
Forsythe Avenue
Loop Road
John H. Smith
D. W. Loflin, Jr
Pargoud Blvd
Northeast Louisiana Wholesale Oil and Gas Company, Inc
St. Francis
Ouachita
Smith
Forsythe
Monroe
Loflin
Sterlington Road
Bayon DeSiard
Union Parish
Pargood
Forsythe and
Twin Cities OK plans for federal super highway
Monroe City Council and West Monroe Alder men approve the joint project with a public hearing set for early December. Mayors Howard and Norris announced the approval after a Highway Department meeting where details were discussed and either ironed out or considered. Citizens may submit written comments after reviewing documents at city halls to guide possible modifications in the public interest.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
West Monroe
United Givers Drive Reaches One Third Of Goal
With about a week left in its 1957 campaign the United Givers Fund reports $71,205 raised, 34.2 percent of the $208,000 goal. Campaign manager Richard M. Troy presided at a luncheon as division chairs Clifford Strauss Al Kessler William Haynes and Henry Bernstein gave reports. The drive ends October 31.
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United Givers Fund Today
Richard M. Troy
Clifford Strauss
al Kessler
William Haynes
Henry Bernstein
Stennis Presses for Personal Advisors on School Desegregation
In Grenada Mississippi Senator John C Stennis says President Eisenhower rejected his Oct 7 request to name 20 or more personal advisors in each Southern state to gauge white opinion on school integration. The President stressed his role to support court orders and uphold federal desegregation while avoiding military enforcement.
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Grenada
Miss
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Eisenhower
Stennis
Little Rock
Monroe Mayor W L Jack Howard Named LMA Executive Board
Louisiana Municipal Association executive board in Baton Rouge appoints Monroe Mayor W L Jack Howard to its board. It marks his first official office with the association as it represents city interests in the legislature. Ouachita Parish Health Unit reports ample polio vaccine supply.
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The
Louisiana Municipal Association
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Howard
Baton Rouge
Farm Youth Held For Robbery Of Mississippi Bank
A 19 year old farm youth admitted robbing the Blue Mountain bank and was jailed in Union County awaiting charges. About $1 963 12 was taken at gunpoint from teller R H Mitchell around 10 am yesterday, recovered from woods near his Pinedale home. FBI said bank robbery charges likely to be filed with the U S commissioner at Aberdeen.
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New Albany
Miss
Blue Mountain
Union County
JJ. W. Goolsby
Teller R. H. Mitchell
Pinedale
Thomas Shelton
FBI
U. S
Aberdeen
Woman Killed by Twister Near Kolin
A small tornado 10 miles east of Alexandria near Kolin killed a woman identified as Mrs. Krejci and injured Mrs. Bailey, who was not seriously hurt. The localized twister caused no additional property damage in central Louisiana.
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Alexandria
Here
Kolin
Frank Bailey
Krejci
Bailey
Louisiana
Elephant Escapes Mountaintop Enclave For Second Week
In Catskill New York a two ton elephant named Liam remains loose atop Mt Pisgah entering a second week. She has eluded dozens of searchers including her trainers Mr and Mrs Alfred Vidbel and two spotters as night patrols continue.
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Catskill
N.Y. P
Liam
Mt. Pisgah
Mitchell Hollow
Alfred Vidbel
Syria Grants Saud Three Days to Settle Dispute
United Nations report says Syria agreed to give King Saud of Saudi Arabia three days to settle the dispute with Turkey after mediation offers and U N assembly adjournment for a Middle East crisis vote. Gromyko accused U S of instigating Turkey to attack Syria, Lodge urged adjournment for Saud mediation.
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United Nations, N.Y
Syria
Turkey
Saud
Saudi Arabia
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Gromyko
United States
Lodge
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgari
Romania
Albania
Pacifico Montero de Vargas
Farid Zeinleddine
Washington
UN Day Program Set Tomorrow in Monroe
The League of Women Voters of Monroe hosts United Nations Day at 10 am tomorrow at Southside Junior High School with Altrusa and Pilot Clubs. A tree planting ceremony is highlighted. speakers include Mayor W L Jack Howard and School Superintendent Van D Odum, with Southside principal George M Riser and Rev John M Allin delivering the invocation. The public is invited.
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United Nations
League of Women Voters of
Monroe
Southside
League
Lexington
W. L
Jack) Howard
van D. Odom
George M. Riser
John M. Allin
Plans Space Age Talk Series outlined by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced a national broadcast plan to address the American people in a series of speeches on space age issues. He emphasized scientific progress, defense, and economic strength as central themes, while noting the need to finance medical education and facilities. He expressed faith in the informed citizenry to solve the nation’s problems.
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New York
Eisenhower
National Fund For Medical Education
Russia
Police Secrecy Clouds Burglary At Delta Auto Parts
Monroe police investigate burglary of Delta Auto Parts at 2311 South Grand Street. Owner Kenneth Weldon says the cash register with a small amount of change and bills was taken after breaking the door lock. A $25 reward is offered for the recovery of the register. The police spokesman had little information as of noon. Officers continue working on the case.
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Monroe
Delta Auto Parts
South Grand Street
Kenneth Weldon
Police Department
Weldon
End To Rainy Days Forecast In Twin Cities
Rainy spell ends for Monroe and West Monroe residents as clearing skies and cooler temperatures return tonight and tomorrow. Scattered showers linger today with a damp timbre while yesterday saw 1.68 inches of rain fall. Overnight low near 64, climb to 74 by mid morning, then tonight's low 56 to 60 and daytime high 68 to 72.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
West Monroe
Ten candidates announced for Monroe Chamber board
The nominating committee led by Ivy Faulk proposes ten candidates for five director seats on the Monroe Chamber of Commerce board. The five winners will be elected by a November at large primary and take office December 4 for three year terms at the chamber banquet.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ivy Faulk
Ed Whetstone
Monroe
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Roy Johns
Johns and
Neel
R. T. Armstrong
G. L. Morgan
Southern Equipment Company
Saul Adler
Adler
Miles Sager
Sager
General Tire Service
J. C
Jake) Ussery
Jim Bradley
Garelick, Bradley and Heller
Louis D. Smith
Paul Ransom
Faulk
O. L. McCleary
J.W. Roberson
Shelby Cage
L. J. Hulin
Chinese shore batteries shell Kaoteng Island no casualties
The Nationalist defense ministry reported 48 shells fired by Communist shore batteries at Kaoteng Island in the Matsu group. No casualties occurred and defending forces did not return fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
Kaoteng Island
Matsu
Defense Ministry
Montana Snowstorm Strands Hunters and Fells Statewide
A major snow storm blanketed Montana with about a foot of snow statewide and up to 20 inches in high country, closing highways with chains required on passes. About 500 hunters near Augusta were stranded but later were able to leave as roads remained passable. Nearby areas in the Dakotas Wyoming and Nebraska also saw heavy snowfall and warns of further winter weather.
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Montana
Plains
Rockies
Colorado
Nebraska
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Lewiston
Mort
Augusta
Mont
Helena
Dave Middieman
Bryce Canyon
Wyoming
Plains States
Wimer
Texas
Gulf Coast States
News-Star-World Opens House Invitation
The News-Star-World invites the public to an open house on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Guided tours will be offered and staff will answer questions. Refreshments will be served as a cordial personal invitation to visit.
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News-Star—World
News-Star— World
Syrians Train For Resistance In City Stadium Drills
A Syria Popular Resistance center outside Damascus trains tens of thousands of civilian volunteers in street fighting tactics. youths in olive uniforms learn to fire at targets with old rifles as the movement expands across Damascus Aleppo Homs and Latakia. Army figures coordinate weapon distribution and self defense doctrine amid rising border tensions with Turkey.
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Damascus
Syria
Popular Resistance Organization
Aleppo
Homs
Latakia
Resistance
Army
Afif Bizry
Volun
Realtors Convention To Draw 300 Visitors To Monroe
The 1957 Louisiana Realtors state convention will bring 250 to 300 visitors to Monroe this weekend. About 25 members of the Louisiana Mississippi chapter of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers will meet beforehand. Merle Mann says the event includes a business session, social hour and a Thursday night banquet at the Virginia Hotel. Expected dignitaries include Harold Ward Mrs Ebby Halliday Omer Knebel John Williamson and Claude Pumilia with Ward moderating a major panel on Thursday.
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State Convention of
Louisiana Realtors
Monroe
Louisiana - Mississippi
The
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Merle Mann
Virginia
State Realtors
Harold Ward
Ebby Halliday
Omer F. Knebel
John C. Williamson
Claude J. Pumilia
Ward
Florida Times Union
Jacksonville
Southern Classified Advertising Managers Association
Florida
Three Teens Launch Zinc Rocket Into Lake Michigan
A homemade two stage rocket built with zinc and sulfide by three 15 year olds was launched Saturday from Chicago and its flight ended in Lake Michigan. The trio described the craft as a wet landing in the lake.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Private entrance bath 4 room house near paper mill
Attractive front bedroom in a newly decorated unit offers private entrance and adjoining bath. Gentleman advertiser lists FA 2-0693 and FA 2-9454 or FA 3-2948 with a $35 rent and a seven day option with cancellation privileges.
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Bath
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