Senate leader weighs halt to Viet Nam aid over Diem regime
Senator Frank Church said he may offer a resolution to cut all U S aid to South Viet Nam unless reforms are made by Ngo Dinh Diem. He described the briefing as stormy and warned the U S could withdraw military advisers if the situation does not improve amid Buddhist tensions.
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Washington
Frank Church
South Viet Nam
Ngo Diem
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roger Hilsman
Frank Carlson
Hilsman
Church
South
Viet Nam
United States
Wheelchair grandmother pressures for welfare raise at Olympia
Peggie Goodman, 59, camps on the Capitol steps in Seattle, demanding a restoration of a 12 percent welfare cut. She urges Gov. Rosellini to call a special session, arguing the legislature should restore benefits while noting her own disability payments of 128 dollars monthly reduced to 113.
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Olympia
Wash
Seattle
Capitol
Peggie Goodman
Albert Rosellini
Ceck
Keep Informed By News Star Editorial Note on Robeson
Paul Robeson, an American Negro vocalist and avowed communist, has been a figure of mystery for years with rumors of moving from Moscow to London. Fulton Lewis presents the latest Robeson developments on today's News Star editorial page.
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Paul Robeson
London
Robeson
Moscow
Fulton Lewis
News-Star
Christine Keeler Bonds On Perjury And Conspiracy Charges
Christine Keeler, 21, jailed then posted bond on four counts of perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Aloysius Gordon case. Co defendants include Paula Hamilton Marshall Olive Brooker and Rudolph Fenton. Gordon, a Jamaican jazz singer, received a three year sentence for beating Keeler outside a West End flat.
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Christine Keeler
London
Aloysius
Lucky
Britain
Querendaants
Miss Keeler
Christine
Aloysius Gordon
West End
Gordon
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Olive Brooker
Rudolph Fenton
John Edgecombe
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Little Moisture Expected Through Sunday In Ark La Miss
Shower activity occurred across Ark La Miss on Thursday but the forecast calls for little additional rain until Sunday and Monday. Monroe recorded 0.07 inches while Oak Ridge led stations with 1.03. Expect partly cloudy skies through Saturday with no major temperature shifts. highs 86 to 92, lows 66 to 72, winds 5 to 15 mph. Thursday’s Monroe high reached 95 with a 66 overnight low.
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Ark - la - Miss
Monroe
Oak Ridge
Monroe Police Warn Against Public Property Political Posters
Police Chief James C. Kelly Jr warns Monroe candidates not to hang posters on public property within city limits. The city ordinance carries up to 500 fine or one year in jail for violations. About 100 posters were removed from telephone and utility poles last night. Postings on private property with owner consent are allowed.
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James C. Kelly Jr
Monroe
Kelly
US Produces Large Share of World Goods Across Population
The United States accounts for about 40 percent of global goods output while housing roughly 6 percent of the world’s population, per the National Geographic Atlas of the World.
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United States
National Geographic Atlas
Brown Grants Reprieve for Slaying Defendant at San Quentin
Gov. Edmund G Brown reprieved William Lee Harrison who faced execution by gas chamber for killing his common law wife. Other briefs note Iberville High School lunch boycott no disciplinary problems, Chinese refugees approach 50 000 in USSR, Mansfield warns of periodic border clashes, and Bailey labels Wallace an irresponsible racist.
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San Quentin
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
William Lee Harrison
Plaquemine
UPI
Iberville Negro High School
Typhoon Faye Misses Hong Kong Backlash Kills Three
Typhoon Faye brushed by Hong Kong today just 110 miles away causing a deadly backlash that killed three people and injured 49. The AP report notes international impact and ongoing recovery efforts. President Kennedy ordered a merger of all federal communications systems with Defense Secretary McNamara to supervise the new setup. In Zurich, Swiss investigators confirmed that parts of the Caraville jet broke away during takeoff, likely triggering a chain reaction leading to the crash.
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Hong Kong
Washington
Kennedy
Federal Communications Systems
Secretary of Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Zurich
Switzerland
Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie Officer Featured
2nd Lt. George W. Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Bryan of Monroe, oversees at Berlin’s Checkpoint Charlie. A 1962 Northeast graduate, he has served four months at the Berlin Wall after working as a Carrier and route manager for the New Star and Morning World.
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Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
George W. Bryan
Willard R. Bryan
Monroe
Bryan
Berlin Wall
The
New Star and Morning World
Encyclopedias Placed in Louisiana Home Cottages
Friends of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home donate new encyclopedias, placed in every cottage, as noted on CHIT-CHAT page 7-4.
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Louisiana Baptist Children's Home
Navy helicopters evacuate workers from Texas Towers off Cape Cod
A squadron of five Navy helicopters was ordered to rescue 31 men from Texas Towers II and III as they are dismantled off Cape Cod. Coast Guard cutters and air units joined the operation amid gusty seas and forecast gale conditions.
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Chatham
Mass
Navy
Texas Towers II
Ili
Cape Cod
Tower II
Tower III
Quonset Point
R.I
Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Boston
Jit
Frm Lipsett, Inc
Lipsett
Texas Tower II
Ingham
Norfolk
Fairhaven
Portland
Maine
Salem
Quonset
Tower IV
Today's Chuckle It's foolish to expect complete disarmament
A witty remark notes that some drivers may refuse to give up their cars, suggesting disarmament efforts will face stubborn resistance and practical pushback.
Four Oakdale Men Held in $80 000 Counterfeit Ring
Oakdale four men including a printer and an insurance agent face federal charges for participation in an $80 000 counterfeit operation. Arrests tied to Oakdale and Houston cases yielded $60 000 cash recovered. $20 000 more reportedly burned. Bonds set from 2000 to 2500 each. all released.
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Oakdale
Robert R. Willis
Alrusley
Houston
Hazelton
Lake Charles
Sirman
Fusilier
Willis
U.S
Secret Service
Alex Man Killed In Freak Accident
James T. Spangler 36 of Alexandria died in an unusual traffic crash on U S 7 when his tank truck collided with a passing truck driven by Thomas M. Drewett of Pineville. A boom from Drewett’s vehicle swung out struck Spangler’s cab and caused his truck to crash into a tree.
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Alex Man
Pineville, la
James T. Spangler
Alexandria
U.S. 7
Spangler
Thomas M. Drewett
Pineville
Drewett
Stock market hits record high as Dow tops historic peak
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.06 to 737.98, the highest level in history, with heavy volume signaling strong buying on Wall Street. The 60 stock average also hit a new peak as brokers noted the psychological impact of the breakthrough.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Wall Street
Wall
Red Chinese accuse Russians of subversion in Sinkiang
Peking charged the Soviet Union with subversive activity in Sinkiang China and luring tens of thousands of Chinese into the USSR to overthrow Ili district authority. Beijing urged Moscow to repatriate detainees amid escalating Sino Soviet tensions and a Mao linked editorial attack on Khrushchev.
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Red Chinese
Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Communist Party of the
CPSU
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Gion
Siberia
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Mao Tze-tung
Wounds Wife In Family Fight In New Orleans
In New Orleans James YT Wall 42 was shot and wounded by his wife during a late night family dispute over their 1-year-old son. The quarrel involved golf clubs shoes and a shovel as Wall threatened to kill them. police say a pistol was wrestled from under a mattress and fired by the mother. Wall was hospitalized for treatment.
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New Orleans
James YT. Wall
Bank Robbed in Troy by Masked Men
The First Bank of Troy was robbed of about 40 000 to 50 000 dollars by three masked men who held the bank president captive all night.
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Troy, Waho
UPL
First Bank of
Troy
Militant Mothers March With Children Through Trooper Lines
In Huntsville Alabama Governor Wallace closed four city schools to block integration temporarily, while a group of militant mothers marched their children through state trooper lines to enroll them. Troopers blocked classroom activities at the four schools but pupils began a new school year at twenty four others as enrollment continued.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Desegregation clash as Birmingham schools opened
U S Circuit Judge Gewir denied a stay of school integration sought by Gov Wallace. About 24 000 students in Birmingham faced halted classes as 25 marching mothers entered Fast Clinton School against troopers. Four Negro children were kept from white schools by federal order. Hereford TV was the first Negro turned back.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Walter P. Gewir
George Wallace
Birmingham
Wallace
Clinton
State Highway Patrol
W. Hereford TV
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Drive Workers Get Assignments In UGF Campaign
West Monroe United Givers Fund volunteers met at noon to receive assignments and began calling on large firms. Kilpatrick welcomed workers as Campbell stressed duties in soliciting agencies through the United Campaign and noted the UGE quota committee's role. Langhart outlined campaign materials and steps for contacting firms as Worrelson chairs the drive with team captains Williams and Smith.
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United
West Monroe
Tex R. Kilpatrick
Jack Cambell
UGE
United Campaign
Robert Langhart
United Givers Fund
Buddy” Worrelson
UGE Drive
Lloyd Williams
Eugene Smith
Jeff Burnett
M. L.mack Owens
P. E. Massey
Sid Jackson
Vernon Duffey
Luke Oxford
A. E. (Marl) Duncan
Leslie Hamme
Howard Griffith
Pete O. Holecarm
Ask About Our Low Seven Day Rate With Cancel Privileges
A local advertisement invites inquiries about a seven day rate offering low pricing and cancellation flexibility. The notice emphasizes affordable terms and the option to cancel without penalty within the promotional period.
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Lexas
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