Ouachita Parish UGF Sets Record Budget of 358504
The Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund adopts a record 358,504 minimum budget for 1970, up 14.8 percent in plan and 10.7 percent over last year’s actual. Harry Frazer Jr. announces after a unanimous board vote, with Kent Anderson detailing the 13 supported agencies and the need to raise funds to sustain services and growth.
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Harry Frazer Jr
UGF
Frazer
Kent Anderson
Ouachita Parish
United Givers
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Louisiana
United Fund
Quota and
Admissons
Morris Blumenthal
Henry Camp
Art. DeLoach
Frank Francis
David Johnston
James C. Kelly
Harley Loy
van McGraw
A. E. Montgomery Jr
Roy Post
Leonard Selber
Jennings Wilkins
John Woodburn
Dave Woodman
United Givers Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
West Monroe
American Red Cross
Twin City
U S Bombers Intensify Raids Near Cambodian Border
B52 bombers conducted four raids Sunday over jungle areas near the Cambodian border, dropping 360 tons of bombs. U S and South Vietnamese forces report 63 enemy killed in two battles, while 11 sorties were flown in 24 hours as ground troops sweep the area.
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Saigon
APD
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
NASA Physician Warns Crew Germ Defenses May Be Weak
NASA physician Dr. Charles Berry warned Apollo 11 astronauts may be highly susceptible to Earth germs after lunar quarantine. Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins exit quarantine amid plans for public appearances, with doctors noting no lunar organisms found and postflight immune defenses reduced by isolation.
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Michael Collins
Edwin EK
Buzz' Aldrin
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No Rain Today and Moon Crew Health Findings Reported
The report notes several blood analyses and an astronauts health review under an inter agency committee. Bombing raids in the jungle are described with 630 tons dropped by eight jet aircraft. DMZ troop sightings rise with several dozen indications since midweek.
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Inter-Agency
Dmz
North Vietnam
Damaging Storms Sweep Across Corn Belt Injuring and Damaging Property
Thunderstorms with tornadoes battered Missouri to Ohio. In Indianapolis a small tornado injured at least six, damaged four homes and unroofed a church. Martinsville Illinois also reported trailer damage and injuries. Strong winds felled trees, caused power outages, and injured or displaced residents in multiple towns including Springfield, Sioux City and Indianola.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Crawfordeville
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Riverton
Ill
Sioux City
Iowa
Storm Lake
Kayl
Indianola
New Baby Kristina Dianne Born in Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paul of 200 Lowery Street Monroe welcomed Kristina Dianne born at 4 15 p.m. at Glenwood Hospital weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces. This happy event brightened the family with their first child. Mrs. Paul Jones formerly of Clarks now resides in Marietta Ohio visits relatives in Monroe Mangham Baskin and Alto. She plans to visit Alexandria and Baton Rouge before returning home.
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Bill Paulson
Lowery St
Monroe
Glenwood Hospital
Kristina Dianne
Paul Jones
Clarks
Marietta
Ohio
L. J. Mulhern
Alto
Jones
Sam Shamblin
Mangham and
Baskin
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
World At A Glance Film Headlines Clash in Global Reactions
Film headline notes Roman Polanski crying when told of the murder of his wife and four friends. German reaction to devaluation of the Franc is discussed. Nixon informs Asian leaders the United States will not take sides in Sino-Soviet disputes as a satellite passes.
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Marc
International
Nixon
U.S
San Clemente
Coast Guard
Nixon arrives for month stay at San Clemente home
President Nixon and Pat arrive at San Clemente California for a month long stay at a seaside home purchased for about 340000 dollars. He plans cabinet meetings and addresses on federalism and welfare while hosting events including a banquet for Apollo 11 astronauts.
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Calif
Upi
White House
Nixon
Century Plaza
Los Angeles
Missing Gambler's Special Plane Found on Mt Whitney Peak
The missing Gambler's Special airliner, vanished six months ago with 35 aboard, was found on a Mt Whitney peak. Pilot Eldon Fussel from Bakersfield observed wreckage as Stanford Dow had spotted it earlier, with victims dead on impact and debris scattered. Coroner and sheriff of Inyo County with Forest Service planned recovery.
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Calif
UPI
Mt. Whitney Range
Eldon, Fussel
Bakersfield
Stanford Dow
Fussel
Dow
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