New Orleans Police Vow Bourbon Street Cleanup
New Orleans police announced a sustained crackdown on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter after a Monday start. Acting District Attorney Frank Klein warned this is not a short campaign as officers and officials describe the area as both nightlife hub and crime center.
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District Attorney's
Frank Klein
Jim Garrison
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Klein
Joseph I. Giarrusso
French Quarter
New Orleans
Local crackdown targets narcotics and vice
A fragment notes a pledge by a group to drive out police characters and various groups including homosexuals and narcotics violators, plus B-drinking activities and prostitutes. The text lacks context on location or dates.
Severed Hand Reattached in Midwest First of Its Kind
CHICAGO Arthur Holmes a 41 year old bindery worker had his severed right hand reattached in a dramatic emergency operation at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital. Surgeons warned it would take 48 hours to determine success. Workers rushed Holmes and the hand to the hospital and surgery began within an hour of the accident.
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Chicago
Arthur Holmes
Midwest
Canada
Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital
Holmes
Tucker and Vrenick Win 1958 ABC Doubles Title
Bill Tucker and Jim Vrenick of St. Louis won the 1958 ABC doubles title with a 1414 series. Tucker rolled a 731 series for the pair.
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Jim Vrenick
St. Louis
ABC
Tucker
Mrs Kennedy Visits Seaside Italian Resort
In Ravello Italy residents prepare for Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline during a two week stay at a rented villa. Security tightens with 50 plus plainclothesmen and guards atop San Pantaleo cathedral tower. Local officials urge calm while children rehearse tarantella for the visitors.
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Italy
Bay of Salerno
Jacqueline Kennedy
U.S
Caroline
Princess Lee Radziwill
Mrs. Kennedy
San Pantaleo Cathedral
Kennedy at Midterm Aids and Opposition in Congress
The piece surveys Kennedy's difficulties with Congress over power, highlighting calls for sweeping new powers, criticism from Republicans like Lindsay and Goldwater, and the president's governing style. It notes his delegation yet direct control, aides and aides' routines, and contrasts with Eisenhower.
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Kennedy
Congress
Rep
John Lindsay
R-N.y
Jacob Javits
White House
Ralph
Cuba leaders blame mismanagement for sugar harvest drop
Cuba's top agricultural official Carlos Rafael Rodriguez blamed mismanagement and apathy in farm cooperatives for a smaller raw sugar harvest. He said the crop could have exceeded 5 million tons, while government figures list 4.8 million tons.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Congressman Needs Help To Rescue Pet
Rep. Charles E. Bennett cared for his children’s beagle and a cat named Cuddles while his wife vacationed. Cuddles slipped down the chimney during a roof chase with a tomcat and firefighters were called to lift the cat out with a rope after Bennett fished through the damper.
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Charles E. Bennett
North Carolina
Bennett
Cuddles
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