Hearing ends without registrars hearing in Louisiana case
The Louisiana Election Commission adjourned a hearing after experts and witnesses offered testimony on voter registration. Claims centered on alleged voter suppression in Ouachita, Madison, East Carroll and Jackson parishes, with 34 witnesses heard and 150 complaints filed.
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Congo leaders to meet as Tshombe invited for talks
Kasavubu announced a conference of Congo political leaders to be held soon in Leopoldville. Premier Tshombe of the secessionist Nee province was invited. Ghana's charge d affaires said Nkrumah letter to Lumumba was genuine and urged a cool, tactical stance while working with U.N. forces to establish authority and control the organization.
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Cuban Diplomatic Tensions Prompt U S Embassy Warning
The United States notes about 2 000 American civilians in Havana with 6 000 families at Guantanamo fearing fallout as Cuba expels four embassy attaches in four weeks and arrests and harasses others, prompting embassy warnings amid a deteriorating political climate.
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Red Cross summer courses to be taught by Northeast Louisiana College staff
The Northeast Louisiana State College faculty will teach American Red Cross courses this summer including first aid and water safety. Alva Huffman and Ethel Trice will lead first aid, Gloria Hodges will lead water safety, with Dr. August Danti highlighting pharmacists' community health role and drug safety.
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Joint Masonic Meeting Honors Educational Leaders
West Monroe West Monroe Cadeville and Calhoun lodges host a 7 p.m. Thursday gathering at West Monroe Masonic Temple to honor past masters teachers principals and other public school leaders. An address on the Americanism education program will be given by Scottish Rite representatives. food and refreshments will be served. The meeting is open to attendees.
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Murder Trial Ends with Acquittal After Defense Silence
In the second trial Coleman avoided opening a defense. State witnesses included Mrs. Kelly and Alex Morris, a 50 year old man who pleaded guilty to killing Kelly and claimed King hired him. Morris testified King planned multiple attempts before Jan 2 and ordered the killing to resemble a robbery. Mrs. Kelly testified King threatened to have Kelly killed by a Black man if she did not leave her husband and sought sexual relations with her. She was cleared of involvement five days after the incident and has a two year old son.
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Hunt for Nazi leaders in South America heats up
The piece notes Hitler deputy Martin Bormann presumed dead in 1954 though unconfirmed, while Eichmann was captured near Buenos Aires in May and taken to Israel to face trial. It highlights ongoing rumors of Bormann and a postwar hunt for fugitives, with focus on Argentina and Israeli-Argentine tensions.
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Bardot Dies in France in suspected suicide attempt
Brigitte Bardot is reported dead after an overdose of barbiturates in a village near Biarritz. She recently stayed at a country house near Menton and had lunch with director Claude Chabrol in Saint Paul de Vence. Her husband and leading man reportedly clashed, and Bardot had secluded herself following the dispute.
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Leadership Training Course For Scout Leaders Tonight
The Central District Boy Scouts of America will hold a basic training course for all Scout leaders at St. Pauls Methodist Church on Lexington Avenue at 7 p.m. tonight and again on October 6 and October 13. Attendees include Scoutmasters Assistant Scoutmasters Cub masters Assistant Cubmasters Den Mothers and Troop and Pack Committee members.
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Macmillan and Khrushchev clash at summit with plan for experts board
At the MACMILLAN summit last May Khrushchev shouted at the speaker as delegates watched. Macmillan received the biggest ovation yet and outlined a three point plan to start arms talks, including a board of technical experts to curb armament extension and halt military use of outer space. Khrushchev sat glumly as they prepare for a private meeting to discuss disarmament.
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Mamie Doud Eisenhower’s early life tied to Doud family
The narrative traces Mamie Doud Eisenhower’s marriage to Dwight Eisenhower, their Boone Iowa roots, the Doud family’s Denver home, and the long bond with Mamie’s parents the Douds. It notes Douds native Rome New York and a 1894 marriage, with Mamie born in Boone and later moving through Cedar Rapids Pueblo Colorado Springs to Denver.
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Governor Lawrence Skips Politics for Pirates World Series
Pennsylvania Governor David Lawrence plans to attend the World Series opener in Pittsburgh on October 5, aligning with a long-held dream. He notes Lyndon B. Johnson asked him to campaign, but the series move takes priority for a few days, influencing Johnson's Pennsylvania campaign stop.
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Constable's Badge Defends Against Carjacking
In a St Louis incident Nicholas Milla a deputy constable confronted two men trying to rob him in a parking lot. One carried a pistol but when Milla flashed his badge the pair fled, the badge serving as a defense against the attack.
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Baker's Hair Tonic promises quick relief for dandruff
A local advert touts Baker's Hair Tonic as a powerful dandruff remedy. The testimonial from Mrs. Richard Cooper claims it cleans dandruff and itchy scalp, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy emphasizes ease of use and notes no federal excise tax on the product.
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