Yemenites May Split Arab Unity
Khartoum Sudan AP an angry split threatens a unity congress of 13 Arab nations before foreign ministers meet Yemen warns it will walk out if its five year civil war is discussed Yemen’s Mohammed Abdel Salem says no interference in Yemen’s internal affairs The war pits Egypt backing Republicans against Saudi Arabia supporting Yemen’s royalist leaders Sudan PM Mahgoub says Egypt’s leaders accepted his peace plan but Yemen not consulted Speculation Egypt could be replaced as Republican ally after talks with a Soviet mission Sudan plan calls for replacing Egypt troops with Tunisian Algerian Sudanese forces before a plebiscite The foreign ministers opening session lasted five minutes with Mahgoub urging practical decisive steps to wipe out Israeli gains
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Businessman C O Ringwald Dies At 70 In Monroe
C O Ringwald 70 owner of Acme Hearing Aide Center and former People s Clothing Store proprietor died unexpectedly Saturday in St Francis Hospital in Monroe He served as deacon and treasurer of College Place Baptist Church a 32nd degree Mason and Shrine member He founded the hearing aid center in 1966 and was CEO of Gulf Gibson s Inc Survivors include his widow a daughter a sister and three grandchildren Funeral services set at 6 30 p m at College Place Baptist Church burial in Memorial Park Cemetery with Hixson Brothers directing
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Israelis Down Jet In Hour Long Duel
Israeli gunners shot down an Egyptian warplane and exchanged gunfire with Egyptian forces across the Suez Canal for about an hour. The pilot of the downed Russian built Sukhoi-7 jet was killed. No Israeli casualties were announced. An Egyptian threat also prompted regional tensions ahead of an Arab summit.
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State Business Takes Big Jump
Louisiana business activity rose 11 percent in July from a year earlier, with crude petroleum production and department store sales each up 22 percent. Freight carloadings fell 17.2 percent while petroleum manufacturing sales rose 15.6 percent and industrial electric power use increased 7.3 percent. Employment gained 2.8 percent.
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Rockwell murder weapon recovered by police
Police recover a large caliber semi-automatic pistol believed to be the weapon used in the killing of George Lincoln Rockwell founder of the American Nazi Party. Two policemen are shot and killed in Long Beach California after responding to a domestic disturbance. Inflationary pressure rises focusing on the family food bill. First Negro sheriffs may be elected in Mississippi in Tuesday's runoff. Marichal ends season with leg injury. Boston leads AL pennant race. Claire Schonlau excels on Tennessee walker. Cowboys fans hope for Green Bay upset.
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Chinese Attache Condemns Genoa Blockade of Li Ming
In Rome AP dispatch Liu Jo ming China’s top trade attache denounces Genoa’s blockade of the Li Ming freighter. He asserts the crew’s right to display Mao banners and calls Italy’s demand to remove them a Fascist act with grave consequences as another Chinese freighter heads toward Italy to show resolve.
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Chinese Cargo Dispute Clashes With Italy In Genoa
Li Ming, a 8,000 ton vessel from Canton with silk and Mao propaganda banners, defied Italian orders to remove the display. Genoa authorities cut shore links and siege followed as Liu, aboard 12 days, urged Rome to stop hostile acts against China. Only Italian reporters admitted.
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U S Views U N Action In Vietnam
Senator Mike Mansfield predicts President Johnson will seek U N action on Vietnam after the South Vietnam elections. He says the administration is eager to have the Security Council take up a U N resolution, or another country’s, to push toward peace. He notes the Geneva accords and U Thant appeals shape recent U N efforts.
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Rambling notes on Hendrix and Chapman homecoming visits
Jerry Lynn Hendrix son of Mr and Mrs Hayes Hendrix Rt 3 Box 189 West Monroe returns from a year in South Vietnam to visit family before Sept 15 when he reports to Fort Bliss Texas. He serves in the 4th Division U S Army. Mike Chapman son of Mrs Mildred Chapman 1516 Nat St West Monroe also returns from work in Tampa Fla and visited S Sgt and Mrs James Harvey Chapman of Pinellas Park Fla. They toured Cypress Gardens together during his vacation.
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Terror Troops Move to Canton Suppress Strife
Reported by travelers in Hong Kong that Mongolian troops from China’s 47th army have entered Canton to quell civil clashes. They accuse the force of ruthlessly crushing clashes between Mao Zedong opponents and supporters, with hundreds killed and thousands arrested. Arrested individuals reportedly disappeared after marching away.
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Scattered Rain Expected Today Northeast Louisiana Weather Outlook
Scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers are predicted for Northeast Louisiana through Monday with highs 84 to 90 and lows 68 to 74. Dew points upper 60s to low 70s, 30 percent sunshine today and Monday. Rain chances 60 percent this afternoon, tapering to 30 percent later. rainfall expected mostly 0.25 to 0.5 inch, locally heavier. Southeast winds 8 to 16 mph.
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Louisiana Grants In Aid Ruled Unconstitutional By 3 Judge Court
A three judge federal panel in New Orleans ruled Louisiana's grant in aid program for private non sectarian schools unconstitutional. The decision found the act designed to maintain segregated schools endangers public education and equal opportunities for Negroes. The ruling cites 100 years of segregationist policy and notes the program provided 2 per day for 180 days per child.
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Tugwell urged to quit as treasurer in Baton Rouge push
The New Orleans States Item reports state officials pressured Treasurer A P Tugwell to withdraw from seeking a ninth term. A Baton Rouge column says the administration warned he would face a tough Democratic primary unless he steps down. The paper cites Mary Evelyn Parker as the administration’s preferred candidate.
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Pat” Tugwell
Bill Lynch
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Governors Seek Citizens Help to Quell Riots
US usage Beach Missouri AP report on National Governors Conference executive committee urging citizens to pledge to law and order. Governors discuss civil disobedience social problems equal opportunity and strengthen National Guard with riot control training as they prepare for October recommendations in the Virgin Islands.
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Love-In at Woburn Abbey Draws 5000 Youths to Charity Event
In England, the stately home of Lord and Lady Woburn hosts Britain's largest Love-In at Woburn Abbey. About 5000 flowered youngsters attend a three day charity festival with 50 000 expected by Monday. A joss stick wedding opens the event, and a 11 year old girl from Birmingham marries a 20 year old filling station attendant after a four hour courtship. The Duchess of Bedford comments on the festival and its tie to the Church of England.
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