The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 5

enney ai way i i i Monroe News-Star Thursday, August 10, 1961 3-A GOP Votes Boost Foreign Aid Chances WASHINGTON (AP) An administration supported compromise proposal improved prospects today for additional Republican votes for President long-range foreign aid program. Instead of depending on year-to- year congressional appropria- tions, Kennedy wants to finance his proposed five-year, $8.8 billion program of economic devel- oiMiient loans abroad through Treasury borrowing. Most of the opposition to the program centers on this financing proposal. The compromise offered by Sen. William J.

Fulbright, would require a 30-day advance look by both Senate and House Foreign Relations and Appropriations committees at every proposed loan of $10 million or more before the administration can make it. Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, advanced the suggestion in the i Senate Wednesday in an effort to I win greater bipartisan opposition to a pending amendment by Sen. Harry Byrd, D-Va. Byrd's amendment would require annual appropriations from Congress to finance the loan pro- 1 gram. Fulbright told reporters bus compromise plan was to the administration.

A vote on the Byrd amendment is unlikely before Friday. Administration supporters are confident they can reject it by five to seven votes. Everything for back to school at big savings I GETTING A PREVIEW of some of East Carroll quality cotton were these cotton buyers and mill representatives attended a special field trip in the 1 parish Wednesday. The field trip and banquet which followed was a part of the first annual Cotton Forum which opened in Monroe this morning. The buyers, who are inspecting a stand of Stardel cotton on the F.

O. Blair farm, are from left, Pw. A. Montgomery of the Staple Cotton Cooperative Association, Greenwood, Harry East, David Sledge and Vic Austin of the L. T.

Barringer Co. of Memphis; Foy Fisher of the J. P. Stevens Co. of Greenville, S.

and J. C. Fisher of L. T. Barringer Co.

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Authorities said DeWitt C. Corley. of Oak Grove, was driving a truck on the Good Road. ajxnit two miles north of Holly Ridge around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

BATON Surviving arc his father. Wesley Hearings E. Ray. Rayviile; his mother, Mrs. Joy Ray, Shreveport; paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Ella Ray. Rayviile; maternal grandfather, Jesse L. Hood, Dubach. Funeral arrangements for Coonce were incomplete last night, but will be under direction Corley told questioners that, too he saw two youths lying on of Mulhearn Funeral Home of tenter ROUGE here today for two Rayviile bar operators cited to appear before the Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con-! trol. Summoned to appear were Bryant McCurry, operator of the Right Spot Bar on Scott Street and Pearlie Armstrong, Negro, operator of the Honey Dripper, 114 late, road.

They were killed instantly, Dead were Jes.se Edward Ray, oonce, 13. of Holly Ridge State police said that was "completely biamele Rayviile. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Coonce, Holly Ridge; three brothers, Erno, Corley; Springh ill; John.

Los Vanos, Everett, Holly Ridge; three The two youths were apparently asleep on the road, after tiring of hitch hiking and deciding to rest. They had been to a movie at Delhi, Richland said Corley stated that st 1 tell. Ray jumped on on all before he was hit, services for Rav MOSCOW Ghana an be held 3 p.m. Thursday at the President Kwame Nkrumah flies St. Rest Baptist Church at Rus- to Communist China today for a ton.

with interment in St. Rest week's visit, the Tass news agen- Cemetery under direction of cy reported Nkrumah has visited hearn Funeral Home of Rayviile the Soviet Union. Poland, Czech- The body will lie in state at os.ovakia, Yugoslavia, East Gerthe church after 1 p.m. many, and Romania. sisters, Mrs, Yvette Lssac, Nolly Ridge; Mrs.

Ynes Coonce, Holly Ridge; Mrs. Yvonne Baugh, Pine Bluff, paternai grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coonce, Holly Ridge.

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