Origin of Dirty Rice Traced by Creole Cuisine Expert
The Rice Journal reprint traced the origin of the term dirty rice, crediting Mrs. George M Halk of New Orleans for a plausible explanation. It notes the dish known as rice dressing, its prep with giblets and browned roux, and its spread from Creole and Acadiana parishes to Gulf Coast eateries. It also covers rice’s migration from Carolina plantations through Southwest Louisiana towns like Crowley, with note of Creole Creole influence and the 1940 draft bringing servicemen to Louisiana camps.
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Claiborne
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Rice Journal
Larry Burns
Melton Dr
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Ark
Hermann Deutsch
New Orleans
George M. Halk
Lafayette
Halk
Louisianna
Carolinas
Carolina
Crowley
South
France
Gulf Coast
United States
Campelby
Keesler Field
Camp Beauregard
Camp Lilyngston
Camp
Gerstner Fials
Harding Field
Nora
Col. Benpart Molter
New Blast in Mine Dims Hopes
A new explosion at Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 3 mine in Mannington West Virginia hit the burning complex at 2:40 a.m. flames shot upward as 78 of 99 workers remained trapped. A prior blast and a later “pop off” intensified the situation as officials noted ongoing fires underground and efforts to cut off oxygen flow.
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Associated Press
Mannington
W. Va
Mountaineer Coal Co
Gross
Mod
Nixon forms task forces for legislative program plans
President-elect Richard Nixon has enlisted over 100 business, education, and industry leaders to draft confidential recommendations for his upcoming legislative agenda. Reports are due by December 10 as Nixon works from New York and prepares to expand outreach beyond his advisor circle. task force leaders remain tight-lipped on specifics.
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University of Michigan Graduate School of Business
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Johnson
Edmund S. Muskle
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Russell'Long
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North Vietnam
Kennedy
John IF
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Attorney to Seek Test for Sirhan
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's attorney says a chromosomal test will be sought before his client goes to trial on the murder charge of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Parsons says Sirhan has been examined but not tested for chromosomal abnormalities, a test he specifies as part of the forthcoming requests.
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Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
Parsons
California
Raymond S. Tanner
Tanner
van Nuys
Santa starts Christmas early and keys on Thanksgiving
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes shoppers and stores are decorating with Christmas gear well before Thanksgiving. Some readers blame the early Santa displays for dulling awareness of Thanksgiving and worry the season’s focus is shifting toward holiday commerce over gratitude and harvest.
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New York
North Pole
Fifth Avenue
French to Devalue the Franc
French franc devaluation discussed by West German Finance Minister Fraz Josef Strauss as a French Cabinet meeting nears. Possible reductions range from 10 to 16 percent with Paris seeking a 18 to 17 cent value. Ten nations prepare a line of credit to stabilize French banks amid the monetary crisis.
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Paris
First Known Rabies Survival Hopes Rise in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro a 25 year old woman Candida de Souza Barbosa may become the first person to survive rabies after a novel brain operation. Surgeons pumped hyperimmune rabies gamma globulin into two brain sites, and she shows signs of recovery though disease in humans is usually fatal within days. Rabies in domestic animals causes hundreds of deaths yearly in Brazil with Rio reporting up to about 60 deaths so far this year.
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Aquiles Cali Pers
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Turpin
Brazil
Rio
Weather to Be About the Same Across Arkansas
Fair weather persisted with partly cloudy skies in Arkansas today. A high pressure system over the western portion of the region may dissipate by Saturday night, while a cold front moved toward the Rocky Mountain area. Moisture from the Gulf brings southerly winds and potential shower activity late Saturday, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to mid 70s across Fayettville Pine Bluff Walnut Ridge Texarkana and Nazarenal areas.
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Elderly Couple Tortured and Murdered in NJ Home Fire
An elderly couple, the Lindsays Clarkson, both in their 60s, were found bound, gagged, and tortured in their burning Cape May County home off Route 49. Fire crews from Ocean City extinguished the blaze after a two hour effort. the 31% story-frame house was destroyed.
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British Hike Taxes on Many Items
A report notes Britain raising taxes on numerous goods amid a tariff and currency crisis. The article mentions new levies impacting cigarettes, beverages, and imports as government seeks revenue while facing economic strain.
Americans See Dollar Crisis Easing in Global Monetary Tangle
U S officials warn any French devaluation could trigger a cascade of depreciations and a dollar attack but report Bonn indications that franc support plans exist without devaluation. Britain’s improving trade position complicates stability as officials stress the whole system, with Nixon seeking legislative ideas and Vietnam spark continuing in the press.
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GREEN
Washington
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Bonn
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All Around Town Highlights From Millwood Area
The weekly Corp of Engineers report shows 10 000 visitors in the past week. Crappie fishing is reported good in the river and bass bite well on artificial bait while minnows draw light action. Fire calls cited two grass fires with minor damage. Delinquent tax list notes no tax increase. Hope community prize winners named for Sears Ice Crushers and related items.
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Millwood Reservoir
Vietnam War Helicopter Losses Mount Amid DMZ Skirmishes
U S command reports four American helicopters shot down in 48 hours with one other downed near Ta Ninh and Kin province as U S troops sweep the area to block Viet Cong and North Vietnamese movements. North Vietnam denies any bombing halt agreement while artillery and mortar fire continue against South Vietnamese towns and American camps along the DMZ.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
South Viet
Aries
Ihore
Lof “Kol
U.S
North Vietnam
Dmz
McClellan to Speak at ORT BMOTH event
WR McClellan is scheduled to speak at the Arkansas CAR om Go Wallop event in BMOTH, ORT. The appearance aims to discuss community initiatives and local interests with attendees.
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