Long Behind Bars Governor Is Committed In Louisiana
Gov Earl Long was certified insane and confined at Southeastern State Hospital in Mandeville after a dramatic pursuit from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. Lt Gov Le Ther Frazar said he remains lieutenant governor, while a coroner’s commission found Long paranoid and schizophrenic.
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Eisenhower laments Strauss rejection as commerce secretary
President Eisenhower bitterly criticized the Senate for rejecting Lewis L. Strauss as secretary of commerce. The 249 to 46 vote ousted Strauss after a marathon session, marking the first cabinet rejection in 43 years. Strauss accepted the defeat calmly, saying history will judge.
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Cage to Return to Face Ten Year Texas Prison Term
Dallas attorney M. K. Norton said a letter from Sao Paulo indicates BenJack Cage will return from Brazil to Texas to serve a 10 year sentence after his final appeal was denied. Cage was convicted and won in Brazil, which lacks an extradition treaty with the United States.
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Odessa Man Electrocuted Near Andrews While Working
Thomas Earl Warrick a 34 year old Odessa man was killed when the side boom of a Caterpillar touched a high voltage line belonging to Texas Electric Service Company while his crew laid pipes near Andrews. He died on arrival at Permian General Hospital.
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Rains Add To Woes Of Tornado
Miami reports torrential rains worsened tornado damage leaving nearly 1,000 homeless. The seven inch-plus rainfall over 15 hours slowed cleanup after the tornado on Wednesday night. More than 100 injured, five million dollars in property damage, and widespread floods, downed power lines, and looting arrests followed.
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Houston Theft Nets $75,000
In Houston thieves robbed Rosenstock Motors during the night, taking about 75 thousand dollars in cash from a large stand up safe and more than 500 silver dollars along with non negotiable bonds and jewelry. Owner Julius Rosenstock, a De Soto dealer for Chrysler parts, described the loss and noted a silver dollar watch fob among the stolen items.
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Military Revolt Rumors In Argentina Amid Unrest
In Buenos Aires the Frondizi government said it faced revolutionary plots while reports of a revolt spread from Cordoba 400 miles away. Soldiers reportedly gathered at Cordoba backed by Campo de Mayo and Salta forces, with police ordered to arrest senior officers and combat control across the nation.
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NAACP Publicity Controversy Sparks Houston Schools
A Houston NAACP push to meet with the Houston School Board triggers claims of fanning flames over school desegregation. Board member Mrs. Dyer accuses the NAACP of stirring controversy to gain publicity, while Thurgood Marshall figures cited the group’s national role and tactics.
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Gromyko Rejects West Proposals For Berlin Talks
In Geneva the Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko rejected the West's latest Berlin proposals as a discussion basis. British and Western diplomats reported no new Western hope, with Khrushchev's Kremlin speech calling for an end to allied occupation of West Berlin. Western ministers planned another meeting with Gromyko to consider his new proposals and resume talks looming in Geneva.
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Rioting Flares as Angry Native Women Rally in Durban
In Durban and Lamontville native women protested police crackdowns on illegal breweries sparking violence that spread across a 10 mile area. Police report three dead and more than 100 injured as shops churches and municipal buildings were burned or damaged amid clashes with armed mobs and police using tear gas and water cannon.
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