Lodge Defends U S Prestige at Cold War Rally
Henry Cabot Lodge dismissed Democratic claims the United States is losing the Cold War at a Sports Arena rally. He said U S prestige is evident in recent U N defeats suffered by the Soviets and accused opponents of gullibility in accepting Soviet reasons for the summit's collapse. He blamed Allied unity for Khrushchev's failed aims.
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Los Angeles
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
United Nations
U. N
Khrushchev
Lodge
Neutrals urge renewed talks amid tense Cold War scene
A five nation neutrals resolution at the U N calls for direct contact between the US and Soviet leaders to resolve outstanding issues by negotiation. The move follows Khrushchev’s Paris summit rift and ongoing East West tensions as Gomulka and Macmillan weigh in on militarist policies and diplomacy.
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U.N
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Soviet Union
Yugoslav
Tito
Britain
Macmillan
Poland
Gomulka
FBI arrests woman linked to multiple marriages in fraud case
FBI says 32 year old Virginia Shawn McNeil Redmark Peltier Leroy Denger Debus has used at least four last names and married around 11 times mostly to sailors. She is accused of collecting about $8 000 in government subsistence in the past three years and faces a California probation violation warrant.
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Chicago
FBI
Virginia Shawn McNeil Redmark Peltier -Leroy Denger Debus
Julius M. Lopez
Lopez
California
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Albert A. Peltier
Charles K. Denger
Giles County
Tenn
Donald E. Debus
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Dairy Farmers To Have Referendum In Louisiana
Agriculture Commissioner Dave Pearce announced a mail referendum for dairy farmers to decide if a state marketing order should regulate milk handling. The order, authorized by a 1958 act, would create two marketing areas, classify milk by use, and set minimum prices paid to producers.
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Baton Rouge
Dave Pearce
Pearce
Louisiana
Saucy New Star Shines On Broadway
A saucy new Broadway sweetheart, Irma La Douce, stars Elizabeth Seal in the title role at the Plymouth Theater. English actors Keith Michell and Clive Revill join her, delivering buoyant melody and sly comic turns as the plot revolves around a flirtatious Parisian romance with light scandal and clever disguises.
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New York
Broadway
Irma la Douce
Paris
London
Plymouth Theater
England
Elizabeth Seal
Irma
Keith Michell
Clive Revill
Revill
Michell
Miss Seal
Demoiselle
Community and civic events span church panel to dairy festival
West Monroe groups discuss home school relations and publicity with panelists including Mrs. Dixie Ware and Rev Don Wininger. Tup anek ABWA names Mrs. Jack Pankey Woman of the Year candidate. Legion post to host speaker Bob Decoux. Letters week planned October 2 8. Local court schedule adjusted for Supreme Court opening. Thomas Jefferson Junior High Band wins Cotton Festival junior high parade. Louisiana Dairy Festival Abbeville October 21 22 dedicates honors to Mr. and Mrs. M L Johnson Monroe. Bobby Pappas to judge Dairyland queen.
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McGuire Methodist Church
West Monroe
Dixie Ware
Don Wineinger
J. H. Scogin Jr
Monroe City
W. W. Ward
Ouachita Parish
Cortland McCoy
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
Monroe
Bastrop
Howard Jackson
Louisiana Dairy Festival & Fair Association
Abbeville
M. L. Johnson
Conviction Man On Hand For Western Al Lance
Khrushchev caucused with Soviet satellite leaders minutes before debate. Macmillan captured the mood of delegates and appealed calmly to it as the session began.
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Macmillan
Khrushchev
Sol
Postal receipts in West Monroe double in six years
West Monroe Post Office receipts rose from 1953 to 1959 with figures showing $83,606 in 1953 and $168,000 in 1959. Postmaster Homer B. Roark said mail volume per employee has grown steadily since 1953, signaling department efficiency despite daily fluctuations.
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West Monroe
Homer B. Roark
West German trade impact on East Germany after Berlin status shift
BOMN declares four power occupation status of Berlin but East Germany gains full authority in the eastern sector. The note threatens Allied air corridors used for civilian movement. Cancellation of a key trade agreement would hit East Germany hard, with West Germany selling $257 million in goods last year and eastward imports totaling $214 million. Chief imports included soft coal kerosene textiles and meat.
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Berlin
East Germany
Brandt
West Germany
Cuba Seizes U S Refineries Amid ExportControls
The article notes Cuban nationalization of American banks and a broader squeeze on the economy. It cites closures of a nickel plant and upcoming export controls possibly covering refinery machinery. Oil refineries seized by Cuba rely on U S built equipment, with Soviet oil supply complicating replacement parts, experts say.
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Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S. Relying on Quiet Diplomacy at U.N. Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly the United States emphasizes quiet personal diplomacy and concrete proposals to win support from the Soviet bloc. Plans include U.S. aid to Africa through the U.N. and future proposals on peaceful space use and disarmament as Secretary of State Herter returns to New York.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Eisenhower
Assembly
Africa
Christian A. Herter
New York
U. S
Khrushchev
U. N
Trial Dates Set For Two In Forgery Theft Cases
Trials set for November 10 in Fourth District Court for two defendants facing ten counts of forgery and theft. Elbert Benard Cupit denied involvement in five forgery counts and one theft in charges from September 12 to 20 totaling $95. Denis Jones faces three theft counts and one forgery involving Monroe stores totaling $128.70. Joseph W. Deroche pled guilty to three counts of simple burglary and awaits sentence after a pre sentence investigation. John L. Conerly admitted July 21 burglary of a Monroe residence and was remanded for pre sentence evaluation.
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Fourth District
Jesse Heard
Elbert Benard Cupit
Denis Jones
Monroe
Joseph W. Deroche
Deroche
Heard
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
McCoy Lumber Company
United Electric Service
John L. Conerly
North
Congo Street
Closer Tie Urged by Europe Assembly
The Council of Europe’s Consultative Assembly closed its autumn session urging closer ties with the United States and other free world nations.
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Strasbourg
France
Council of Europe
Consultative Assembly
United States
Free World
End of an Era in World Assembly Speech
A vivid report notes the collapse of colonial empires as new nations sit in the Assembly. Delegates from Laos attend amid a triangular struggle in Africa and Asia. Empty Congo seats symbolize competing forces accusing each other of imperialism in disguise.
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Africa
Asia
Laos
Congo
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