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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1956

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Khrushchev Drops Pressure as Poland Moves Toward Independence

Soviet leader Khrushchev reportedly yields to Poland's new leadership led by Gomulka, apologizes for attacks on the Polish press, and withdraws military pressure. Moscow-backed control over Poland’s leadership is dropped. tensions ease amid anti-Soviet demonstrations and calls to remove Rokossovsky.

Warsaw Nikita Khrushchev Poland Khrushchev Moscow Wladyslaw Gomulka Communist Party Russia Gomulka Siberia Konstantin Rokossovsky

Bonds Sold By Ouachita Parish Board At 3.87 Percent

The Ouachita parish school board in special session sold 2.6 million dollars in bonds to a New Orleans syndicate at 3.87 percent to finance the current building program. The issue began as 5.2 million and was approved by property owners last year. The syndicate includes Hibernia National Bank Equitable Securities and White Hattier Sanford and Associates. Moody’s raised the board’s rating from B A to B A A.

Ouachita Parish New Orleans Hibernia National Bank Equitable Securities White, Hattier

Monroe Area Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures

Continued fair weather expected with mild nights and warm days in the Monroe area. Lows near 60 to 65 degrees tonight, highs in the mid to upper 80s Thursday, and a 98 pollen count reported Wednesday morning. Selman Field listed a low of 47 degrees last night, lowest in the state, with morning temperature at 82 degrees.

Monroe Civil Aeronautics Administration Selman Field

Eisenhower Plans Six Campaign Speeches in Southern StatesNext Week

The White House announced six campaign speeches by President Eisenhower for next week across Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. He will make three separate trips returning to Washington each day to monitor Soviet Satellite developments.

Washington White House Eisenhower Ike Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma Pennsylvania James C. Hagerty Hagerty Poland Hungary Miami Fla International Jacksonville Impson Airfield Byrd Field Richmond Love Field Dallas Tex Oklahoma City Will Rogers Field Will

Gun-Toting Woman Mayor Clashes With All-Male Council

COLLEGE SPRINGS Iowa Tuesday night pitted Mayor Mrs Roy Simpson 41 armed with a pistol against an all male City Council over pay for the town marshal Mrs Harold Byrson. The meeting ends with a postponement of the salary dispute until November 5 and the threat of a possible legal action to recover back pay.

College Springs Iowa Roy Simpson Harold Byrson Simpson

Ike Signals U S Readiness To Aid Polish Rebels

President Eisenhower at a labor dinner framed a four point policy for supporting freedom loving peoples including Poland. He argued that self government, aid for stability, open trade partnerships, and domestic rewards for work define the path to human freedom and a strong free world. The speech hinted the United States would assist Poles seeking independence from Moscow.

Washington Russia Eisenhower Poland Moscow United States Tas

53 Dhulesti Killed In African Riots

In Meknes Morocco rioting sparked by France’s Algerian rebels seizure killed at least 53 people, mostly Europeans. French and Moroccan patrols found burned bodies as Arab nationalists attacked European and native quarters. farms in surrounding areas were burned.

Rabat Morocco France Meknes

Berserk Woman Tangles with Vicksburg Police

A tall dark haired woman identified as Delois Martin fought police at a cafe, attacked Capt. E. E. Grant, and wrecked a jail cell. In city court she pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and profane language, with fines totaling 125 dollars and a 30 day sentence, then injured herself with a razor blade in jail requiring seven stitches.

Vicksburg James Nichols E. E. Grant Delois Martin Chicago New Orleans Jackson Nichols

Bank Robbery Bandits Nabbed After Highway Stop

Three men held banker and wife for four hours in Mullinville during a bank raid and escaped with about 1800 dollars. State Trooper Lloyd Mucklow pursued a car after a highway stop sign violation and captured Wade Anderson and Hen dren, both from Kansas City and Independence Missouri, with the money and two .22 rifles found in the vehicle. Wade feigned illness to delay pursuit.

Greensburg Kan Miullinville Here Robert Lee Anderson Willie Lee Hendren Kansas City Charles Willard Wade Independence State Highway Patrol Robert James Mullinville James Lloyd Mucklow Mucklow Wade

Orphan Boy Found After Night Lost in Woods

Six year old orphan boy C E Ashley, wandering from his grandparents in Winnfield, was found in Joyce community after a night in the woods. He was hospitalized with a bad cold but not believed seriously harmed. About 400 officers and volunteers searched the area, and his sister Pamla Ann, four, remains with guardians. The parents died in a November 1955 car wreck in Texas City.

Winnfield Winnfield General Hospital C. E. Ashley Joyce A. E. Grice Pamla Ann Texas City Tex

Powell Accuses Stevenson Backed by Dixiecrats at Rally

Rep. Adam Clayton Powell exposed as he denounced Adlai Stevenson as a slave to the Hastland Talmadge Long Dixiecrat bloc at an evening rally. He praised Eisenhower for civil rights support and criticized Stevenson as hypocritical. Powell entered with police escort after pickets outside the Los Angeles venue.

Los Angeles Adam Clayton Powell DNY Adlai Stevenson Sen. Eastland Mississippi Gov. Talmadge Georgia Sen. Long Louisiana America Powell Eisenhower Stevenson Eleanor Roosevelt Eastland James Hagerty White House

Man Kills Wife and Mother-In-Law Then Takes Life in California

In Pico, California, 49 year old Ivan Smith shot and killed his wife Peggy 46 after an argument at a gas station. He then killed his mother in law Rose Trujillo 69 and wounded nephew Larry Lusar 16 before shooting himself, all within two blocks. Both spouses worked at Goodyear in Montebello.

Pico Calif Ivan Smith Peggy Smith Larry Lusar Rose Trujillo Smiths Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Montebello

Murder Charges Filed Against Old Mississippi Negro

In Greenwood Mississippi Sheriff Charlie Lee announced murder charges against 85 year old Dan Sanders a tenant farmer after Sanders admitted shooting O W Kimble a 32 year old white farmer on Sanders porch. Kimble died at Indianola Hospital after driving 400 yards for help.

Greenwood Miss Charlie Lee Leflore Dan Sanders Lee Sanders O. W. Kimble Isla Bena Kimble Indianola Itta Bena Hayes Smith Smith

Chrysler Faces Shutdown of Detroit Area Assembly Plants

Chrysler Corp warned of possible shutdown of Detroit area production due to a parts shortage from a wildcat strike at the stamping plant. About 3,200 workers at the plant and roughly 42,000 hourly employees at Plymouth Dodge DeSoto Chrysler and Dodge Truck plants could be idled if parts supply ends. UAW says the walkout was unauthorized and will meet with members while strikers demand seniority for welding promotions.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Desoto United Auto Workers UAW

Soviet forces crack down in Budapest revolt

Soviet tanks and aircraft attack rebels as hundreds killed in Budapest. Travelers report mass casualties while the Hungarian government imposes summary courts martial and vows no mercy to counter revolutionaries.

Vienna Austria Budapest Warsaw

Mediators Try To Avert Longshoremen Strike On Coast Docks

Federal mediators and talks with the New York Shipping Association and the International Longshoremen's Association aim to head off a threatened strike at Atlantic and Gulf Coast docks. ILA seeks a master contract covering all ports and a 32 cent hourly wage increase. current average pay is 2.48 dollars per hour.

New York Atlantic Gulf Coast Joseph Finnegan Federal Mediation Service New York Shipping Assn International Longshoremen’s Assn ILA William Bradley Shipping Association

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