Army Leaders Move Against Argentine Rebel Coup at Campo de Mayo
Rebels at Campo de Mayo in Buenos Aires suburb demand quick return of government to the people. Gen Jose Cornejo Saravia loyalists plan to storm the base and arrest leaders. Cavalry backs democracy amid threats of a full battle and a possible dictatorship.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina
Jose Cornejo Saravia
Campo de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Army High Command
Army Command
Guido
Chamber Backs Tupawek Lake Plan Near West Monroe
West Monroe Chamber of Commerce endorses converting the Tupawek drainage canal into a suburban lake by building a spillway near the bayou mouth. The move would create several hundred acres of lakeland previously used only for drainage. The resolution was presented by A L DeLoach, Civic Improvement chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
Illinois Central
Eugene Smith
Glenwood Hospital Board
Tex Kilpatrick
Chamber
Eugene Scott
Kilpatrick
Bert Hatten
Leslie Hamm
Southeast air defense buildup urged by House panel
A two member House Armed Services subcommittee urged rapid defense expansion in the Southeast. The Defense Department should place improved fighter interceptors and ground to air missiles in strategic areas and upgrade radar and communications capability against potential Cuba or Soviet bomber threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Cuba
House
Armed Services
Defense Department
Two teens escape from father's confinement
In Los Angeles two sisters Bonnie 16 and Karen 15 escaped after being held since February in their home by Eugene Austin 38 an engineer. They broke a window saying it was an emergency and were taken to a juvenile facility. No charges filed yet against the father who might face contempt or related charges later.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eugene Austin
Bonnie
Karen
Mission Hills
Austin
Train derailment near Belo Horizonte kills 13
A passenger car jumped the tracks on a curve near Belo Horizonte causing 13 deaths and 40 injuries. Officials say the car suffered mechanical trouble before the high speed curve, as the Central of Brazil line serves Minas Gerais state.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Belo Horizonte
Minas Gerais
Rio
Meridional
Central of
Family Feud Blamed In Fatal Mississippi Shooting
In Enon on a farm 18 miles east of McComb a family feud left one man dead and three wounded. Kary Cothern, 21, of New Orleans, was killed by a shotgun blast. Shelby Dunaway, 27, was charged with murder and attempted murder after wounding Dunaway's wife Lola, 25, and injuring their 6 year old son Rickie.
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Tylertown
Miss
Enon
McComb
Kary Paul Cathern
New Orleans
Walthall County
Edd Craft
Cothern
Shelby Dunaway
Dunaway
Lola Cothern Dunaway
Walthall County Hospital
University Hospital
Jackson
Trial Underway In Forrest County Voter Discrimination Case
Forrest County Circuit Clerk Ther on Lynd faces trial on charges of violating an injunction against discrimination in voter registration. A Justice Department attorney argued Lynd aided white applicants but not Black applicants. Witnesses described applications filled by others and late signings affecting eligibility.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Forrest County
Theron Lynd
Lynd
Justice Department
John Doar
Lynch
Twin City Chit Chat Meeting and Shrimp Boil Noted
The Traffic and Transportation Club of Monroe West Monroe will meet Thursday at the Hotel Frances at 7 p.m. with dinner and a business session to elect nominating committees. Knights of Columbus Council No. 1337 hosts a shrimp boil at the KC Hall on Oliver Road starting at 7 p.m. to honor past Grand Knights including L. H. Kragmire Joe D Cascio Dr F P Rizzo S E Burgoyne J J Brand George Tonore Frank Anzalone A E Tony Anzelone and Louis Breard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic and Transportation Club of
Monroe-West Monroe
Hotel Frances
Knights of Columbus Council No. 1337
K. C. Hall
Oliver Road
L. H. Kragmire
Joe D. Cascio
Dr. F. P. Rizzo
S. E. Burgoyne
J. J. Brand
George Tonore
Frank Anzalone
A. E
Tony) Anzelone
Louis Breard
Red Cross Forms Grey Ladies Class for Aged Care
Ouachita parish chapter announces a new Grey Ladies volunteer training class starting September 20. After completion volunteers will be assigned to local homes for the aged to provide care and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
The
American Red Cross
Grey Ladies
Miller Blames Kennedy Win On Money And Influence
Republican National Committee Chairman William E. Miller says Edward M. Kennedy’s Massachusetts primary victory shows the power of money and political leverage. He urges Massachusetts Democrats to back Republican George Cabot Lodge in November to elect an independent U.S. senator.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Miller
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
Kennedy
Boston Naval
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Novemer
Window Washer Scared To Death In Manhattan Fall
John Hirowski a 63 year old window washer died after his safety belt broke leaving him dangling from a sixth floor window on West 54th Street Manhattan. A tenant heard screams and police arrived to find him unresponsive despite mouth to mouth resuscitation and rope pull in. The death was attributed to heart failure.
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New York
John Hirowski
Manhattan
West 54Th Street
Hirowski
John E. Baer
Senate Votes Today On Kennedy Trade Bill In 87th Congress
The Senate curbed amendments and moved toward passage of a sweeping trade bill giving Kennedy authority to lower tariffs and forge a European economic partnership. House approval had already been won, and the marathon session lasted over 14 hours as final floor changes were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Algeria’s First Election Campaign Ends In Chaos
Algeria's inaugural election season ends amid chaos and apathy. All 196 National Assembly candidates, including 16 Europeans, are unopposed after being chosen by Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau with Boumedienne's army support. Wilaya 4 rebels accuse sabotage. clashes injure civilians near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
National Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Sahara
Boumedienne
Wilaya (Region) 4
Wilaya 4
Colton Cotton Harvest Sees Strong Progress Amid Warm Temperatures
Colton area reports show excellent harvest progress as 60 degree readings gave heavy dew. Monroe reached a high of 89 and a low of 60 with drying fields aiding rapid cotton collection. forecast calls for fair weather for a day or two before cooler showers later in the week.
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Colton
Monroe
Kennedy Landslide Victory Headlines Massachusetts Senate Primary
Edward M. Kennedy won the Democratic nomination in Massachusetts and planned an early campaign start in Springfield. George Cabot Lodge seized the Republican nod after a tight race with Laurence Curtis. Kennedy led McCormack 2 to 1 statewide with 433 023 votes to 190 614 from 121 precincts.
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Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Smile
Edward J. McCormack, Jr
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Boston
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Springfield
Lodge
Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Mass
Laurence Curtis
Curtis
McCormack
Tal
Chuckle: Free Things Outweigh Costly Goods
A humorous note jokes that life’s best perks come gratis while everything else asks for money, riffing on value and cost with a playful tone.
Nixon Calls Cuban Regime Quarantine and War Risks
Former Vice President Richard Nixon, campaigning as Republican gubernatorial nominee, urges strong action against Cuba citing 5,000 Soviet troops there. He warns action risks war but says inaction poses greater danger to the Western Hemisphere and backs Kennedy’s possible measures.
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Los Angeles
Cuba
Richard M. Nixon
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy
Nixon
United States
Matsu
Lebanon
ANY VIOLATION? Sheriff Tracks Space Hoax in Wisconsin
Sheriff Ray Abrahamson probes possible counterfeiting charge after a 21 inch metallic object found by Jimmy Krueger in Big Falls Wisconsin is deemed a hoax by NASA and local authorities. A separate 21 pound metal chunk claimed to be part of Sputnik IV was found in Manitowoc and offered to Soviet envoys at the United Nations but not accepted.
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Waupaca
Wis
Ray Abrahamson
Jimmy Krueger
Big Falls
Wisconsin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Abrahamson
Clintonville
Smithsonian Astrophysical Institution
The
Space Agency
Manitowoc
United Nations
Commonwealth backs cautious go ahead on Britain Europe link
London AP reports Commonwealth leaders gave a hedged green light for Britain to pursue entry into the European Common Market. They demanded safeguards to protect fellow Commonwealth members and insisted negotiations resume in two weeks with assurances that their fears and trading interests be addressed.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Trust
Europe
Commonwealth
Police Jury Open Session To Revisit August Bills
Ouachita Parish jurors meet at 10 a.m. to reverse an 8 7 vote on paying 25 823 72 for August bills. Allegations by M W Montgomery prompted Mack Anders Culverts Inc to post 1000 for proof. Pettit defends ties to the firm as legitimate business with 16 years of representation. August bill includes 1415 from Mack Anders.
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Ouachita Parish
Ward 3
M. W. Montgomery
L. B. Pettit
Montgomery
Mack & Anders Culverts, Inc
Ferriday
Pettit
Culvert Company
Population Bureau projects child growth surging by 1970
The Population Reference Bureau Inc says if current birth rates persist the number of girls under five in the United States could exceed three times the national population counted in 1776. This projection highlights rapid demographic shifts and aging trends ahead.
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U.S
Population Reference Bureau Inc
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Barnett
Verner Holmes
J. W. Jones
New Albany
James Wiggley
Wiggley
Noahmiah Black
Twin City
Donald T. Kemp
Texas A & M
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