Davis Calls Special Session On Nov 4 For Integration
Louisiana Governor Jimmie Davis called a 12 day special legislative session to address school integration and state rights. The session opens November 4 at noon and will consider bills on public schools, constitutional rights, police power, militia, and legislative expenses.
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Davis
Baton Rouge
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
New Orleans
United States
John Garrett
Joint Legislative Committee
Court narrows tool for Teamsters monitorship
The U S Court of Appeals ruled 2 to 1 that either side may veto a monitorship chairman on reasonable grounds. The decision upholds objections to Letts' appointment of Terence F. McShane, complicating the process for selecting a new head of the monitorship set up in January 1958 amid a Hoffa faction dispute.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
F. Dickinson Letts
Letts
FBI
Terence F. McShane
Monitors Board
McShane
Lawrence T. Smith
William E. Bufalino
Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Pearson Report Attacked as Baseless in Nixon Row
The Justice Department says Drew Pearson's column contained baseless innuendo about Vice President Nixon and others. It notes the Hughes Tool Co case stemmed from a $205000 loan to Nixon's brother headed venture, with the suit filed after the loan.
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Washington
Justice Department
Drew Pearson
Richard M. Nixon
Pearson
Department
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes
Nixon
Robert N. Finch
Hughes Too Co
Nixon Keeps Attacking Kennedy in Illinois Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told Danville crowds that Americans have more sense than Senator Kennedy and will not accept recession fears. He defended Eisenhower era policy, warned of dangerous international missteps, and pledged firm stance against Soviet pressure during a swing through Illinois, Tolano, and Michigan.
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Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Michigan
Danville
Ill
Kennedy
Eisenhower
America
Muskegon
Mich
Tolano
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Khrushchev
Twin City Chit Chat Officers for the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Northeast Louisiana State College professional music fraternity Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia elected officers at a party. Semen this week Wilmer Lawson of Monroe serves as president and Michael Hackett of Baton Rouge is vice president. Others include Lou Baird Quitman secretary Glenn Baxter Houston treasurer Gene Bates Natchez.
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Northeast Louisiana State College
Wilmer
Slick) Lawson
Monroe
Michael Hackett
Baton Rouge
Lou Baird
Quitman
Glenn Baxter
Houston
Tex
Gene Bates
Natchez
Miss
Mesta Heads Democratic Women Group Backing Nixon
Washington socialite Perle Mesta to chair a new committee of Democratic women supporting Vice President Richard Nixon for president.
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Washington (Ap
Perle Mesta
Washington
Harry S. Truman
M. Nixon
Hodges Predicts Democratic Sweep in South
Washington AP Luther Hodges of North Carolina says the Democratic ticket will carry all southern states except Florida and possibly Virginia and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
South
Florida
Virginia
Oklahoma
Lodge urges voters to elect a president who can outthink Khrushchev and Mao
Cumberland Maryland AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge stating the American people must elect a president capable of outthinking Khrushchev and Mao Tze-tung, arguing for strong leadership in world affairs.
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Cumberland, Md
Henry Cabot Lodge
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Lassiter Objects to DOJ Procedures in Rights Case
Monroe attorney Lassiter filed an objection to DOJ disposition procedures against Pauline Culpepper, Bienville Parish registrar, arguing records were already reviewed and Louisiana laws are public documents. F. A. Cascio supported, DOJ interview and a civil rights hearing set for Nov. 16 in Shreveport. Culpepper faces 1956 discrimination charges in federal case.
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Arcadia — Dist. Atty
Albin P. Lassiter
Monroe
U. S. Department of Justice
Pauline Culpepper
Bienville Parish
Lassiter
Department of Justice
Louisiana
F. A. Cascio
Baton Rouge
Cascio
Culpepper
D. Robert Owen
David L. Norman
Owen
Norman
Washington
Registrar of Voters
Pope Spokesman Denies U S Bishops Political Push
The Vatican and U S church leaders reject Puerto Rico bishops urging Catholics to abstain from voting for the Popular Democratic party. Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi and Cardinal Richard Cushing say such political dictates clash with American tradition and church state separation.
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Mobile
Ala
John XXIII
United States
Puerto Rico
Egidio Vagnozzi
Popular Democratic Party
John F
Kennedy
Vagnozzi
Thomas J. Toolen
Apostolic Sceleate
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Commonweal
United Givers Campaign Reaches Halfway Mark
Leaders in the United Givers Fund report optimism after Thursday's meeting as the drive hits the halfway total of 110234.67 dollars at the Penn Hotel. New 100 percent members announced include Kimball Auto Sales and Steele Motors. Divisions shared progress with totals and hopes to recruit the remaining five cards to reach full participation. Neville High School trumpet players contributed to the event.
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United Givers’ Fund
Penn Hotel
F. N
Sticky) Steele
Automobile Dealers
Kimball Auto Sales
Hatten Motors, Inc
Jackson Motors, Inc
Lee Edwards Motors, Inc
Steele Motors, Inc
Ed Carter
New Honor
Ouachita Parish
Holloway and Thompson
Monroe Wholesale Drug
Ouachita National Bank and Branches
Hill Lumber and Supply
McCoy Lumber Company
Superior Lumber Company
Slagle - Johnson Lumber Co
Department of Public Welfare
D. Ryan Sartor
Dentists
Hunter Mullis
Drive
Robert Evans
Lee Vanderpool
Neville High School Herald
Tim Greer
Fred Vogel
Art Smith
John Harey Nelson
Leon Price
Jim Huggins
France Plunged Toward Crisis Amid Algerian War Riots
Paris reports bloody riots and widespread arrests across eight cities as Communist threats of intervention loom. President de Gaulle plans a nationwide radio address to rally support for his middle course, seeking to calm a nation exhausted by six years of conflict and internal strife.
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Paris
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Moscow
Mild Weather Continues In Monroe Area
Skies remain partly cloudy with mild temperatures expected through Saturday in the Monroe West Monroe area. Highs near 70, lows around 51, and no rain recorded at Selman Field Thursday.
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Monroe - West Monroe
Selman Field
Fifth Debate Stalemate Persists Between Candidates
Democratic official says no agreement on a fifth television debate and accuses Vice President Nixon of bad faith. J Leonard Reinsch notes Kennedy remains willing to meet Nixon, while Nixon’s spokesmen and Treasury official Fred Scribner continue negotiations.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
J. Leonard Reinsch
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Reinsch
Fred Scribner
the Treasury
Eisenhower Opens Philadelphia Campaign Speech
President Eisenhower days into the home stretch of the campaign with a Philadelphia dinner speech sponsored by the Nixon for President Committee of Pennsylvania. A delayed ABC telecast will carry his remarks nationwide. He cited Wilson’s goal of a reign of law and noted the need for long term noble aims.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Nixon-for-President Committee of
Pennsylvania
Abc-Ty
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Wilson
Ialty
Mary Baldwin College
Today’s Chuckle Love as the only fire with no insurance
The column notes a playful remark equating love to a flame that cannot be insured against, delivering a lighthearted take on romance and risk. The line suggests affection as an unpredictable blaze beyond policy coverage.
Rancher Prepares Tomb for Self Burial and Ranch Use
JUNTURA Ore AP An eastern Oregon rancher 65 year old Tom Goodwin has a tomb ready for his burial but plans to use it as a hunting and fishing cabin while alive He recently sold his 6240 acre ranch 33 miles northwest of Juntura but keeps burial and land use rights for life He has no relatives to leave a traditional funeral plan.
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Juntura
Ore
Oregon
Tom Goodwin
Goodwin
Kennedy Seeks Strong Economy in Pa Campaign Stop
Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy told Pennsylvanians that peace and security depend on a robust economy. He cited two recessions and a slowdown under Eisenhower, urged full use of steel mills, and warned against drift at home. He began a 15 hour eastern Pa tour in Bethlehem and addressed 350 at a breakfast and about 4,000 students at Moravian College, before moving to Allentown and other cities.
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Kennedy
Penn
Sylvania
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Khbrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Free World
America
Bethlehem
Moravian College
Allentown
Nixon
Pottsville
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Hunt Continues For Nine Foot Python At Pet Shop
In Shreveport a police squad pursued a nine foot python that escaped from a pet shop cage on Thursday. Described as big around as a man's leg, the reptile has caused no harm. The shop owner said the snake eats only monthly and feeds on white mice and chickens, and the store sits opposite Byrd High School.
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Shreveport
UPS
A. M. McAvoy
McAvoy
Byrd High School
Soviet UN employee and German-born illustrator accused of spying
FBI agents arrested Igor Melek h and Willie Hirsch in New York on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. A third co conspirator, a Soviet national, was named but not charged. Indictment alleges attempts to obtain Chicago aerial photographs and military sites.
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FBI
United Nations
Manhattan
Igor Yagovlevich Melekh
Conference Services
U.N. Secretariat
Willie Hirsch
Chicago
Justice Department
Washington
Melekh
West 86Th Street
Hirsch
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Greenwich Village
Jury Deliberations Extend as Finch Trial Hints Holdout
In Los Angeles the retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff drags past nine days with one juror thought to be a holdout. The prior trial locked after 372 hours of deliberation over the murder of Barbara Jean Finch. The state alleges murder to enable remarriage while Finch claims accidental shooting.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Dave Rubin
Dr. Finch
Tregroff
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