GOP Leaders Wary Of Missile Pact
Four Republican senators warned against any Soviet missile removal agreement that could shelter communism in Cuba. They urged opposition to a U S guarantee shielding Castro's government from Western Hemisphere pressure and would oppose terms that tie U S hands in preventing Caribbean expansion of communism.
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Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S.A
United States
Havana
U.N
A. Thant. Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Caribbean
Burglary Suspect Shot By Priest At Chicago Church
In Chicago the Rev. Stephen O Donnell shot Larry Vernon after the burglar fatally stabbed housekeeper Betty Walsh and wounded her sister Peggy Walsh at St Patrick s Rectory. The priest restrained him until police arrived. Vernon was struck in the left leg.
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Chicago
St. Patrick's
Stephen O’donnell
Larry Vernon
San Antonio
Tex
Betty Walsh
Peggy
Father O’donnell
Daniel Holihan
Vernon
Father O'Donnell
West Side Church
Ho‘han
You Know Writing Originates With Sumerians
The article notes that writing was developed about 5 000 years ago by the Sumerians who lived between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, per Collier s Encyclopedia.
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Euphrates
Collier's Encyclopedia
40 000 BTU double wall heater for sale
Want Ad notes a 40000 BTU double wall heater with vent pipes offered for 50 dollars. Contact FA 3 2738 to arrange purchase. The ad emphasizes that reading Want Ads pays.
Thant Goes to Cuba Aims for Speedy Peaceful Settlement
U N Secretary General U Thant departs Idlewild for Cuba seeking speedy peaceful resolution of the Cuban crisis. He says fruitful talks with Fidel Castro and Cuban leaders should remove irritants like the arms blockade as a U S naval blockade is lifted during his visit.
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United Nations
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Khrushchev
White House
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Vacant Classrooms Highlight Monroe City Parish School Gap
In South Monroe a News-Star survey shows Thomas Jefferson Junior High has 10 empty rooms near Ouachita Parish’s Nutland Road school planned for grades 1 through 8. Nutland Road project costs about 1.25 million dollars.
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Pecan
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Nutland Road
Ouachita Parish
Charles G. Drennan
Ouachita Board
Drennan
W. C. Salley
Odoms
City School
Odom
Minnie Ruffin
Parkview Drive
Sterlington
Monroe
Knights of Pythias meeting set for Thursday at Castle Hall
Chancellery Commander Paul S. Lazarus announced a Knights of Pythias gathering for 8 p.m. Thursday in Castle Hall at 12742 St. John St. L. B. Faulk Post No. 13, American Legion, helped present a United States flag to Cub Scout Pack No. 232 in ceremonies at St. Paul's Methodist Church. Glenn M. Thompson of West Monroe was expected to return home from a Shreveport Hospital after delicate surgery and was listed as recovering satisfactorily but needing several days of rest at home.
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Stonewall Lodge No. 8
The
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
St. John St
L. B. Faulk
American Legion
United States
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Glenn M. Thompson
West Monroe
Shreveport
Glenn
Ford, Bacon & Davis
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alton Smith
A golden wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Alton Smith at White's Ferry Road West Monroe will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The open house is at the Fairpark Baptist Church recreation building Whites Ferry Road.
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Route 4
White's Ferry Road
West Monroe
Fairpark Baptist Church
Whites Ferry Road
Smog and Red Tide Hit Los Angeles in Heat Wave
AP reports a heat wave in Los Angeles with temperatures around 86 to 90. Smog irritates eyes and may trigger alerts. red tide plankton blooms turn waters rust color and kill fish, especially in Long Beach where fish perish by the ton.
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Los Angeles
The
Mercury
Long Beach
Fish and Game
Los Aneles
U S Lifts Arms Blockade Temporarily
The United States suspended the Cuba arms quarantine for two days at U Thant request as U N officials negotiate with Fidel Castro on missile removal in Havana. No Soviet ships were near the zone and suspected weapons carriers had disappeared. US forces tracked two Soviet submarines last week in the quarantine area.
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United States
Cuba
U.N
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Atlantic
White House
U Thant
Khrushchev
Khrush Urges Talks on Detente with NATO and Warsaw Pact
Soviet Premier Khrushchev again urged a detente and regulation of relations between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. President Kennedy replied the United States is open to discussions with allies on proposals to reduce tensions and halt the arms race.
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Khrushchev
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy
United States
NATO
Moscow
Mother Of Famed Flier Succumbs
Amy Otis Earhart 95 mother of Amelia Earhart died in a Medford nursing home. She remained hopeful about her daughter for years after Amelia vanished with navigator Fred Noonan during the 1937 around the world flight. Her daughter Muriel Morrissey said she kept flying to visit.
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Medford
Mass
Amy Otis Earhart
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Howland Island
South Pacific
Muriel Morrissey
Today’s Chuckle Mama Ghost Admonishes Baby
A light humor item notes a mama ghost telling the baby, Do not spook until spooken to, a playful pun about ghosts and manners.
Two Killed In Flaming Crash At Crossing
A grav el truck rammed a seven car Santa Fe train near Anaheim. Two people died and more than 30 were injured as the impact split the train and debris rained on passengers. The truck driver Edward White, 43, Anaheim, died. a Navy recruit Larry Divis, 21, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, died later in surgery. The Los Angeles bound San Diegan carried about 100 passengers, many servicemen. Weather news follows with mild temps and a cold snap expected midweek.
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Calif
San Diego
Navy
Army Pfe
C. R. Roberton
Santa Fe
Edward White
Larry Joseph Divis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Orange County General Hospital
Eugene Miller
Orange County
Disneyland Amusement Park
Los Angeles
Cloak and Dagger Grad McCloy Named U S Diplomat Leader
John J. McCloy, 67, a longtime lawyer and diplomat, was chosen by President Kennedy to head a three member team to press Krushchev on dismantling the Soviet missile threat to Cuba. He has debated Khru shchev and Zorin and helped guide Germany’s postwar reconstruction as high commissioner.
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Khrushchev
Valerian A. Zorin
Geneva
McCloy
Kennedy
U.N
Krushchev
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Europe
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Lend Lease
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State Department
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Farmerville War Bride To Visit Native England
British war bride Olive Allen departs Farmerville for England with her invalid mother and siblings aided by a citizen committee. The group raised 1000 dollars after an Olive Allen Day to fund the three week trip from Monroe’s Selman Field.
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Farmerville
England
Olive Allen
Thhis
Ruby Ludwig
Eighth U. S. Air Force
Voelker Blasts NAACP Move On Louisiana Grants in Aid
Louisiana state official Frank Voelker Jr cautioned voters against the NAACP opposition to all 48 constitutional amendments on the November ballot. He called the NAACP stance typical of irresponsible leadership while noting the grants in aid program funds up to 20 million in bonds.
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Caddo
Ouachita
Winn and
Caiborne
John Garrett
New Orleans
East Baton Rouge
St. Helena
Louisiana Financial Assistance Commission
NAACP
Voelker
Indian forces slow Red Chinese advance in Himalayas
Indian troops barrage with mortars and probe offensives as Chinese drive slows. Reinforcements pour into Towang and Walong as India claims regained position near Jang and holds against a broader Chinese push toward Assam. American and British weapons to be airlifted amid renewed confidence.
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India
Himalayas
Defense Ministry
North East Frontier Agency
Towang
Walong
Burma
Assam
Jang
Tawang
Queen Expresses Shock At Red Invasion Of India
Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament expressing Britain’s shock at China’s invasion of India and support for India’s frontier defense. She noted concern over missiles in Cuba and welcomed UN supervised dismantling along with disarmament efforts. She outlined Macmillan’s 12 month program and support for the UN and a Berlin settlement.
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Harold Macmillan
Berlin
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