Teen Attacks Nurse Then Is Returned to Warwick Training School
A 14-year-old boy was apprehended and sent back to the Warwick State Training School in New York within five hours after an alleged assault on a nurse aboard a subway train. Police said the youth, Grant Young, attempted to attack.
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Warwick
N. Y
Grant Young
Calara Reese
Grant
Wagner
Abraham D. Beame
Jan. J. Rockefeller
Puerto Rico
Salvador Agron
Seeks Court Order To Ban Loan Sharks
Alabama Attorney General MacDonald Gallion asked Montgomery circuit court for a broad injunction against 295 loan companies and 737 operators to stop conspiratorial usury, padlock disordery houses, revoke licenses, and force compliant laws or shut down the firms. The suit targets the Alabama Finance Institute Inc and affiliates as a landmark class action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
MacDonald Galton
Alabama Finance Institute Inc
Gallion
Alabama Supreme Court
Galiion
United States
Dodd Plans Eight-Stop Stump Tour Across Louisiana
State comptroller William J. Dodd announces an eight stop Labor Day stump tour after qualifying as a gubernatorial candidate. His schedule includes Bunkie Cheneyville LeCompte Forest Hill and Glenmore on Saturday. Morgan City on Sunday. Zachary Reserve Greensburg on Monday with ticket members speaking in several towns statewide.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
William J. Dodd
Democratic Central Committee
Dodd
Bunkie
Cheneyville
LeCompte
Forest Hill
Glenmore
Morgan City
Zachary Reserve
Greensburg
Anacoco Woman Admits Killing Her Husband
Vernon Parish Sheriff said 42 year old Anacoco housewife Caril Nash Haymon admitted fatally shooting her husband Henry Haymon 51 with a 22 caliber rifle on August 17 after domestic trouble. He was found with a bullet wound in his head. she claimed a prior accident or suicide but signed a statement admitting the killing saying she was fed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Vernon Parish
John Craft
Craft
Caril Nash Haymon
Henry Haymon
Jimmie Davis Opens Campaign Near His Farm Home
Former Governor Jimmie Davis begins his gubernatorial campaign near his childhood farm in Jonesboro at 2 30 p m in the courthouse square. He will be joined by his ticket including C C Aycock and a band and may reminisce about his boyhood and sing a song or two in Coushatta around 3 30 p m.
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Jonesboro
Jimmie Davis
Davis
C. C
Taddy) Aycock
Coushatta
Appropriations Committee Cuts 2.5 Percent From 67 Projects
The committee approved a 2.5 per cent cut to all projects in the measure to align with the president's budget. The initial $51,510,000 cost was reduced to about $50,200,000 through a 1 to 17 vote. If approved as recommended, the president may veto again due to opposition to unbudgeted projects, while a subcommittee proposal was rejected 20 to 16.
Morrison Plans River Slalom Campaign Stunt
Louisiana gubernatorial hopeful Mayor de Lesseps S. Morrison will greet Labor Day picnickers in New Roads by water skiing down the river. The 47 year old mayor launches a 12 week stump tour with live TV broadcasts and a Labor Day speech outlining his platform and ticket with George Bowden as lieutenant governor candidate.
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New Orleans
de Lesseps S. Morrison
Morrison
Louisiana
New Roads
George Bowden
Alexandria
Meatpackers Strike At 2 Industries
Union workers at Swift and Co. and Wilson and Co. began strikes in 34 and seven cities respectively to press for higher wages and benefits under a new contract replacing the expired agreement. The walkouts followed mediators and parallel actions at Armour and Co. and amid joint union rebukes of company offers.
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Chicago Cap
Swift and Co
Wilson and Co
Wilson
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Swift
Armour and Co
South
Orderia
U.S
Butler Seeks Rule To Bar Dixie Revolt At 1960 Convention
Democratic national chairman Paul Butler requests re instating a rule from 1956 to prevent Southern rebellion at the 1960 convention. The aim is to avert Southern delegates blocs over civil rights stances that could unbind state electors if the nominee wins.
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Butler
Dixie
Washington
Paul Mr. Butler
Party
National Committee
Juror Sleeps Due To High Cost Of Living
In Greensboro North Carolina AP Judge Susie Sharp began voir dire in a civil case when a juror was found sleeping at home. George Hardy blamed the high cost of living and $6 a day jury pay for oversleeping after night bakery shifts. He was excused from further service.
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Greensboro
N.C
Susie Sharp
George
Hardy
New Clock Pushes Life's Start to Three Billion Years Ago
A new time clock suggests life began on Earth about three billion years ago. The theory, reported by ALTON BLAKESLEE, notes that while organisms appeared early, complex living systems took longer to evolve. The claim challenges earlier timelines and cites fossil and chemical evidence.
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New York
Earth
Karl K. Turekian
Yale University
Turekian
Roger Revelle
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
Calif
Revelle
Senate approves labor bill amid union debate and amendments
The Senate edged a compromise labor bill through with broad support and few dissenters, Senators Morse and Langer opposing. Kennedy praised the measure while cautioning states on jurisdiction under a no mans land provision. The discussion also touched on broader science topics from the International Oceanographic Congress.
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Wayne Morse
Dore
William Langer
RND
Senate
Morse
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate House
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
IK Kennedy
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Missing Michigan trooper search ends with arrest at cottage
State troopers seized Alvin Knight at a northern Michigan summer cottage after chasing a lead connected to the disappearance of Trooper Albert Souden from the Brighton post. Souden vanished after questioning Knight about a tool plant break in. The Cadillac linked to Knight’s stepfather Carl Woolmer was found at the cottage. no charges filed. Souden, on the force since 1954, married with a 7 month old child, was described as a conscientious officer.
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Tawas City
Michigan
Alvin Knight
Albert Souden
Souden
Brighton Post
Knight
Carl Woolmer
Detroit
Force
Dove Season Safety Rules and Split Season Dates
The Ouachita Parish Farm Bureau and Wildlife Unit list six outdoor safety courtesies for hunters to preserve farmer hunter relations. Principles include seeking landowner permission, not firing within 300 yards of a dwelling, avoiding fires, keeping guns unloaded until the hunt, identifying targets, and observing bag limits. A breather after the 20th precedes the November 26 second half of the split season through January 5.
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Ouachita Parish
Two Men Taken to Angola for Felony Theft Terms
Ouachita parish sheriff department took Ishman Lister 28 of N ave and Robert E Powell 37 of Monroe to the state penitentiary at Angola to begin terms for felony theft. Lister starts a one year term Powell a three year sentence. Monroe police logged four traffic accidents with three injuries and issued 177 tickets yesterday including four speeding three reckless driving one no license and 168 parking violations.
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Angola
Ouachita Parish
Bailey Grant
Ishman Lister
Neave
Robert E. Powell
Monroe
Lister
Powell
Southern Bloc Leaders Plan Jackson Meeting
GULFPORT Mississippi AP chairman Bidwell Adam of the Mississippi Democratic Committee announced a Southern party leaders meeting in Jackson next Wednesday to present a united front and plan to resist penalties from Northern radicals and moderates. Alabama sends a three member committee while Sam Englehardt cannot attend and sends a representative.
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Gulfport
Miss
Bidwell Adam
Mississippi Democratic Commttee
Jackson
Alabama
Democratic Party
Democratic
Sam Englehardt
Rayville Woman Dies Rites Set
Mrs P. M. Greer 63 a Rayville resident died at a Monroe hospital after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Hunter's Chapel Church near Rayville with Rev. Ed Hunter presiding. Interment in Horne Cemetery directed by Mulhearn Funeral Home. She is survived by her husband a foster daughter Mrs Emma B Wiggins Austin Texas and a sister Mrs Ed Hunt. Pallbearers listed. Body at family home until service time.
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Rayville
P. M. Greer
Monroe
Hunter's Chapel
Mingle Road
Rayvile
Ed Hunter
Horne Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Emma B. Wiggins
Austin
Texas
Ed Hunt
C. G. Greer
Frank Greer
W. A. Greer
Claude Greer
Windy Greer
Walter Collins
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Charm
Donovan
Donovan-Galvani
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CAPRI
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