Calls For Unity Among Republicans In Illinois
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower urged Republicans to unite and overlook primary differences at an appreciation breakfast in Kankakee Illinois honoring Rep Leslie Arends. He warned against debt and urged electing GOP allies to secure a strong Congress in January. He praised strong Republican areas and noted sturdy corn stands as a sign of the region’s GOP strength.
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Kankakee, Ill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Northcentral
Ilinois
Rep
Leslie Arends
House
White House
Congress
Indiana
Sam
No Change In Local Vaccine Program Planned
The Ouachita Parish Oral Polio Mass Immunization Program notes no changes in planning while awaiting a U S Public Health report. Dr Roy Kelly announced the stance as Ontario Canada reports a different tri valent vaccine from a foreign lab not used locally.
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Ouachita Parish
U. S. Department of Public Health
Roy Kelly
Monroe
Canada
Ouachita
Gay Plane Trip Ends In Tragedy
A single engine plane crash near Norwalk Ohio killed four aboard including three NASA Lewis Research Center employees John A Sheldon 29 Allan Cairns 21 Ernest Bialek 22 and his wife Janet 22. The crew were en route to Lake Erie Islands for dinner and their deaths may hinder progress on key projects at NASA Lewis.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Here
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
John A. Sheldon
Allan James Cairns
Ernest Thomas Bialek
Janet
Lake Erie Islands
Sandusky
John R. Jack
Lewis Laboratory
Escapee Caught In Arkansas After Two Day Chase
Johnny F. Eason a 21 year old escapee from Oak Grove Louisiana led authorities on a two day high speed chase reaching 100 mph. He fled from Lake Providence jail Tuesday night stole a car and hid in heavy woods until officers nabbed him on highway 167 near Sheridan Arkansas. He faces charges of car theft and breaking and entering.
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Lake Providence
Oak Grove
Paul Craig
Automobile Agency
Craig
Eason
Claude Butler
Butler
Arkansas
West Carroll
B. G. Crook
Vernon Hope
Sheridan
Pine Bluff
Hope
Cummings
Kennedy says Cuba poses no threat. action not required
President Kennedy states U S military action against Cuba is not now required or justified but warns that if Castro's regime endangers U S security the United States will do whatever is necessary. He urges restraint from critics and says U S will intensify Cuba region monitoring.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
United States
Castro
Russia
Caribbean
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pilot Thanks Tomatoes For Cushioning Fall
London AP report says test pilot George Aird, 34, credited tomatoes with saving his life after ejecting from a Lightning jet at 250 feet near Hatfield. He landed in a greenhouse, his parachute failing to open in time. witness says he descended through the greenhouse roof.
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London
George Aird
Britain
Aird
Hatfield
Arthur Seeley
Teen-age dance at Monroe recreation center this Saturday
A teen-age dance is set for Saturday at the Monroe Recreation Department center on Oaklawn Drive and Westminster Street from 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Boys must wear a coat with a sport shirt or tie. Details continue on CHIT CHAT page 8A.
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Oaklawn Drive
Westminster Street
Recreation Department
City of
Monroe
Death Valley Days Couple Rescued From Desert
Odiorne James H. 21 and wife Pam ela 17 were marooned near Death Valley after their car stuck in sand. He found a water cache nearby and left a note on a rock barrier. They were rescued Thursday night and treated for exposure at Southern Inyo Hospital.
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Lone Pine
Calif
Odiorne
Desert
James H. Odiorne
Death Eallonines Valley
Pamela
Independence
Eureka Valley
Mick Williams
Odiornes
Inyo
Meredith Hangs in Effigy at Ole Miss Campus
James Meredith a 29 year old Negro seeking entry to the University of Mississippi was found hung in effigy on the campus early today. The incident adds to the tense civil rights climate as the nation monitors integration tensions at the university.
Steel firms accused of contempt for cost data refusal
Sen. John L. McClellan charged four steel company executives with borderline contempt of Congress after they refused to provide production cost figures. The Arkansas Democrat pressed for the data during a Washington hearing.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Pakistan Leader Proposes Wider EU Market Role
President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan urged a large expansion of the economic scope of the European Common Market to foster global stability, arguing the United Nations has not achieved this aim.
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London
Mohammed Ayb Khan
Pakistan
United Nations
Glenwood Hospital Dedicated Sunday Afternoon
The new 102 bed Glenwood Hospital on McMillian Road in West Monroe will be dedicated Sunday with a 2:30 p.m. ceremony led by Bishop Aubrey G. Walton. Judge Jesse Heard will open the program at 3 p.m. and local officials will cut the ribbon. The four story facility cost about 2.18 million and opens for patients Tuesday under hospital administrator Ewell Singleton.
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Glenwood Hospital
McMillian Road
West Monroe
Aubrey G. Walton
New Orleans
Louisiana Methodist Conference
Methodist Church
Ewell Singleton
Jesse
Heard
Board of Commissioners
R. H. Riggs
Shreveport
Louisiana Medical Society
A. O. Evans
Methodist Board of Trustees
Judge Heard
J. Allan Norris
J. W Roberson
First National Bank
Crowe Named Assistant To Lassiter In Ouachita Parish
William L. Crowe 32 of Monroe an LSU graduate is named assistant district attorney for Ouachita and Morehouse parishes succeeding Hillyer S. Parker who becomes district judge. Crowe will be sworn in Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Ouachita courthouse. He has served as assistant city attorney and is a member of multiple bar associations and the Monroe Optimist Club.
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William L. Crowe
Monroe
Ouachita and
Morehouse Parishes
Hillyer S. Parker
Crowe
Parker
Ouachita
Bill Crowe
Lassiter
LSU
Jesse Heard
Mack Barham
Fourth Judicial District
Infantry
Crowe & Parkerson Law Firm
Alice O'Kelly
Logan JG. Crowe
Monroe Optimist Club
LSU Alumni Federation
Fourth Judicial District Bar Association
Louisiana State Bar Association
American Bar Association
British Newsmen To Be Released In A Few Days
London reports Cuba informed Britain that two British newsmen held in Cuba will be freed soon. Foreign Office spokesman cited Cuba's Foreign Ministry to ambassador U S Marchant and gave no further case details on John Bland of Reuters and John Barnes of Newsweek.
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London
Cuba
Britain
British
Foreign Office
Foreign Ministry
Havana
U. S
Marchant
John Bland
Reuters
John Barnes
Newsweek
Pair Cheats Firing Squad Execution Chairs Dismantled
Utah prison dismantles two wooden execution chairs at Point of the Mountain. Jessie Garcia Jr with death sentence commuted to life, Mack Rivenburgh Jr dies by apparent suicide after a note claiming innocence. Autopsy finds poison. investigators seek source. Bowne serves life for the 1958 slaying that sparked prison reforms.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Point of the Mountain
Utah
Jessie M. Garcia Jr
Mack Merrill Rivenburgh Jr
Garcia
Rivenburgh
John D. Turner
Jessie
Garcia, Rivenburgh
Leonard Warner Bowne
Bowne
Reverse Sit In Plans Target Desegregated Lunch Counters
In New Orleans a Citizens Council rally announced a reverse sit in to occupy every integrated lunch counter, with George Singelmann saying they will close counters and sit all day. The rally of about 1800 attendees also discussed renting houses rent free to Negro residents in white areas. Dr. Emmett Irwin urged a full boycott of stores near desegregated eateries.
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New Orleans
Citizens Council
George Singelmann
Citizens Council of Greater
Emmett Irwin
Land Bought for Washington D C Area by Federal Government
The World Almanac and Book of Facts states that land in the area that became Washington D.C. was purchased by the federal government under President Washington at about 66 dollars per acre.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Trusty To Get Good Time Off
In St. Petersburg Florida a prison road detail foreman forgot inmate Cortez Barnes 21 serving three years for auto theft and breaking and entering. Barnes walked back to camp five miles, found four miles from camp by deputies. Warden Lynwood Watts said Barnes a trusty has 90 days to serve but will receive more good time off for this.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cortez Barnes
Barnes
Lynwood Watts
LSU study links fluoridated milk to fewer cavities in children
LSU researchers report a seven year pilot showing a 75 percent drop in dental cavities among 170 Baton Rouge children aged 6 to 9 at start. Dr L L Rusoff notes milk fluoridation could complement or substitute for fluoridated water where water systems are lacking.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
LSU
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
L. L. Rusoff
United States
Mize and Barnett clash over Ole Miss desegregation order
In Jackson Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett and U S District Judge Sidney Mize issued conflicting orders in the Ole Miss desegregation fight. Mize ordered the University of Mississippi to admit James Meredith under same terms as white students while Barnett urged defiance and warned of jail over federal mandates.
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Jackson, Miss
Ross Barnett
U.S
Sidney Mize
University of Mississippi
Mize
Meridian
James Mereidith
Kosciusko
Barnett
Gulfport
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Meredith
Armed Services Group Approves Kennedy Reserve Request
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approves President Kennedy’s bid for standby authority to call 150000 Reservists to active duty. The measure moves to a likely Monday House vote after Senate approval, with a two thirds requirement and no amendments allowed. Kennedy cites multiple crisis stages and flags possible air sea or ground deployments if needed.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
House
Senate
Congress
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Dr. Irwin
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