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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1969

Page

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Nixon and Kiesinger Held Talks on East West Issues

President Nixon welcomed West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger to Washington for two days of top level discussions. They spoke of the East West situation and Soviet arms talks, with caution against rapid concessions and a possible European security conference.

Washington UPI Nixon Kurt Georg Kiesinger United States White House Soviet Union Kinger Elliot Richardson Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz Richardson Duckwitz Hanoi Kiesinger German Federal Republic Berlin Romania Europe Germany Tricia Julie

Released GIs Reunite With Families After Hanoi Release

Three American prisoners freed by Hanoi returned home to meet families. Lt. Robert F. Frishman Seaman Douglas B Hegdah and Air Force Capt. Wesley L. Rumble spoke of relief and fatigue after a 20 minute reunion aboard a transatlantic jet from Bangkok.

North Vietnam John F. Kennedy New York United States Washington Douglas B. Hegdahl Watertown S.C Abe Hegdah Harry B. Frishman J.g. Robert Frishman Santee Calif Janet Lynn Air Force Wesley Rumble Oroville UPI Hanoi Robert F. Frishman Frishman Douglas B Hegdah Wesley L. Rumble Bangkok Hegdahl Clark S. D Canberra Gulf of Tonkin Rumble Trans World Airlines

Nixon seeks ten billion for urban mass transit plan

President Nixon proposes a 12 year program costing 10 billion to upgrade buses and subways and reduce congestion. Opposition centers on funding from general revenues rather than a dedicated trust fund as urged by city leaders and mayors.

Washington UPI Nixon Baltimore Thomas D’alesandro Public Transportation Committee National League of Cities D’alesandro Richard J. Daley Chicago Richard G. Lugar Indianapolis Erik Jonsson Dallas U. S. Conference of Mayors Treasury General Fund Congress Transportation John A. Volpe

House Approves Sweeping Tax Code Overhaul

The House approved a sweeping revision of the tax code aimed at reducing burdens for most taxpayers. The plan cuts rates for middle income earners through 1972, extends a 5 percent surcharge through mid 1970, and expands a low income allowance to lift millions from the tax rolls.

Wshington House Wwe Senate Ways and Means Committee

Explosions Hit School in Saigon Area in Vietnam

Explosions outside an American operated South Vietnamese servicemen's school in Saigon killed and wounded many. Nine dead and 62 injured including 23 U S Air Force men as windows shattered and vehicles smashed. The attack followed a raid on Cam Ranh Bay.

Saigon UPI U.S. Air Force Cam Ranh Bay U. S Vietnam U.S South Vietnam

Young Womack Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Saul Adler Center

Ramblin Eric Womack son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Le Roy Womack marked his fourth birthday with a party at the Saul Adler Recreation Center. Thirteen friends attended the Charlie Brown themed event. Maury Paschall son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Paschall Monroe soloed for the first time at Freeman Flying School Thursday. Maury is 17 years old.

Eric Womack Joseph le Roy Womack Saul Adler Recreation Center Maury Paschall Maurice Paschall Monroe Freeman Flying School Maury

Desegregation plan details to be released soon

City officials prepare to unveil the main provisions of a school desegregation plan. The outline is expected to address integration strategies and timelines amid ongoing regional debates.

Twin Cities Heat Rises With Sunny Dry Outlook

Temperatures in the Twin Cities rose by two degrees with a high of 95 at Selman Field Monroe and a low of 66. No rain is expected, skies will be clear to partly cloudy, highs 90 to 94 and lows 66 to 70. East winds shift to south at 5 to 15 mph with 75 percent sunshine today and Saturday. Drying conditions remain generally good though late night and early morning may be fair to locally poor.

Twin Cities FAA Selman Field Monroe

Life on Mars? Scientist cites possible organic readings

Dr George C Pimentel of the University of California told a Jet Propulsion Laboratory briefing that Mariner 7 data show methane and ammonia near Mars edge. He cautioned origin unknown but noted readings could be biologically related, first such hint of organics on Mars.

Pasadena Calif Mars Mariner 7 George C. Pimentel University of California Jet Propulsion Laboratory Mariner 6

Solons Back Cautious ABM Plan Amid Arms Talks

The Senate supported the Safeguard missile defense program by a 70 to vote though Democratic Leader Mansfield urged delaying deployment to press for arms control talks with the Soviet Union. The plan would place ABM sites in North Dakota and Montana pending further decisions.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Nixon Union North Dakota Montana Pimentel Neugebauer

Indicted State Hospital Board Secretary in Louisiana

Irene R. Simon, secretary to the Louisiana State Hospital Board, was indicted by the East Baton Rouge Parish Grand Jury for theft of 7189 state dollars. The charges cover fraudulent expense accounts and false receipts dating from 1964 to 1969, with $4675 allegedly involved in the audit. Simon repaid the money after discovery and is on paid leave.

Irene Simon Louisiana State Hospital Board Earl K. Long East Baton Rouge Parish Baton Rouge, la State Hospital Board Irene R. Simon Simon Blanche R. Long Legislative Auditor H. H. Hardy

ABM Safeguard System Debate Sparks Tight Votes

The decision to the safeguard system faced two tight votes on Wednesday. Supporters and opponents were split, with Thomas J. McIntyre named as the figure aligned against the amendment.

Thomas J. Mcintyre

Mansfield Reports Nixon Encouragement Amid Events

Senator Mansfield cites President Nixon’s remarks as encouraging amid unfolding events. Fulbright, a Democrat, comments on the situation noting expectations and political implications.

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W. German Melvin Laird Lynn Hegdahi Heydahl Kennedy International Airport Long Beach Russell Nelson Sue Bronxville, N. Y Lyndon B. Johnson Ramblin Federal Drug Administration James Meredith Southwest Myrtle Grove Fla Bob Skinner Philarm Page Ete Townsend Ane Solons Mrs. Simon Mansfield J. W. Fulbright
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