Allies Warned Bonn's Meeting In Berlin Evokes Red Protest
East Germany warned Western Allies of possible clashes if the West German Parliament meets in Berlin. Notes sent via Czechoslovakia were published as East German police harassed civilian traffic on the autobahn linking West Berlin to West Germany. Police halted vehicles and searched travelers documents causing long delays.
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Atlas Agena Soars Aloft In New Test
A nuclear reactor ion engine powered Atlas Agena tests into a 700 mile orbit. The SNAP-10A system aims to run for months, delivering 500 watts with an ion beam engine to propel spacecraft on deep space missions.
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Soaked Ozarks In Danger Of Serious Flood
Rains and melting snow threaten serious floods across the Ozarks and Missouri while Minnesota and Iowa rivers rise. Joplin and Cape Girardeau report multiple inches of rain as severe weather and tornado forecasts touch parts of the region.
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State Boards Ease Hikes In College Fees
Louisiana boards overseeing colleges adopted fee increases in separate actions after a joint meeting. LSU raised semester fees by 25 at Baton Rouge and Alexandria campuses and 20 at New Orleans, plus a 225 yearly rise on the medical school for 1965 66. The Education Board cut a planned 55 semester rise to 30, affecting eight state colleges and universities.
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Johnson and Pearson hold brief Camp David meeting
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson met briefly at Camp David in a cordial session. Pearson proposed a pause in air strikes north of the 17th parallel as a possible first step toward peace, while Johnson declined to comment on the plan.
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Monroe Post Office Receives New Exterior Upgrades
Ouachita Parish School Board delegates Roy Cash and M L Owens Jr of West Monroe fly to Boston for the 25th annual NASB convention. They leave Saturday for opening sessions and plan a guided tour, returning Tuesday or Wednesday depending on the program.
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Lost plane searcher finds wrong wreck in New Mexico wilds
Troy Hoffman, after two months of trekking the Gila Wilderness near Hermosa, found Friday that the spotted wreckage belonged to another aircraft. His brother John H. Hoffman, 36, vanished January 24 en route to Cliff with two Albuquerque men. Ground teams pressed on after an air search faced turbulence and snow.
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Mostly Cloudy Skies Forecast In Twin Cities Area
Mostly cloudy skies will preswanl over the Twin Cities and surrounding area today with a chance of a few showers. Highs will reach 75 to 80 degrees and overnight lows 62 to 66 degrees. Winds from the south at 5 to 15 mph. FAA noted a record 82 degrees at Selman Field for 3 pm and a 64 degree low 12 hours earlier. Trace rainfall in the past 24 hours. Monday looks similar to today.
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Wreck Bridge Closest Air Strike Yet to Hanoi
AP reports U S Navy air raids severed Route 1 near Hanoi with two bridges hit and 60 aircraft from carriers Coral Sea and Hancock plus 30 Air Force jets striking Nam Ma River bridge at Dong Phuong. MIGs engaged one Skyhawk. pilot bailed and was captured.
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A Dunbar Hunt Dies At 62 West Monroe Florist
A Dunbar Hunt 62 of 401 N Sixth St West Monroe died of a heart attack Saturday night. He owned West Side Flower Shop and served on the First Methodist Church board of stewards and social concerns. He belonged to the Louisiana State Florist Association and other local groups. Surviving are his widow two children four brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Kilpatrick Funeral Home West Monroe.
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Plane Burns Airman Killed In Turkish Crash
A U S Air Force RB47 jet crashed on landing at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, killing navigator Capt. Gary L. Jacobs 28 of Staplehurst Nebraska. The Forbes Air Force Base unit plane carried five crew members. Jacobs was survived by his wife and daughter in Topeka Kansas.
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Johnson orders blue ribbon review of VA hospital closings
President Johnson on Saturday ordered a blue ribbon panel to review the decision to close 11 veterans hospitals and four old soldiers homes. The group will report by June 1, headed by a retired DC Circuit Court judge, as critics call the cuts a false economy. The White House said the action aims to ensure no veteran loses care and notes ongoing congressional hearings. William J. Driver continues tours of the 11 affected facilities to assess conditions and needs.
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IRS Warns on Underpayment Penalties and Hardship Appeals
The IRS issued guidance urging timely full or partial tax payments by April 15 with penalties for unpaid balances. It allows hardship-based underpayment relief but requires proof of underwithholding and swift payment of any owed sums. Interest at 6 percent applies to remaining balances.
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