Johnson plans 4.1 billion in cuts without Congress
The Johnson administration aims to implement 4.1 billion dollars in spending cuts without new congressional authority and despite the fate of the 10 percent tax surcharge. Officials say the plan could change if the tax bill fails or is modified.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Congress
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Mills’ Committee
Cyprus Crisis Near End as Greece and Turkey Reach Accord
Greece and Turkey announce a peace package to end the Cyprus crisis with troop withdrawals and a six point plan. Makarios resists terms, U N efforts continue as Cyrus Vance seeks a path to break the impasse and secure acceptance from Cyprus' president.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Makaross
Athens
Makarios
Ankara
Zurich
Vance
T N
New York
U Thant
Security Council
U.N
Panayiotis Pipinelis
Nicosia
Man Charged After Lights Incident In Middletown
Police hold the car of a motorist who used a Christmas tree circuit to recharge his battery. Officers found a wire running from under the hood to the trees along Broad Street in Middletown's shopping district, where potted trees and strings decorate the area.
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Middletown
Ohio
Broad Street
Hussey improving after Glenwood hospital surgery
Jess Ramblin and Miss Sandra Hussey are reported to be improving after surgery at Glenwood hospital Friday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Brent Hussey of West Monroe. C B Smith of Monroe named executive vice president of the Louisiana State Bowling Association at the Baton Rouge meeting. Mac Russo of Morgan City elected president. Don Addison of Shreveport among three vice presidents.
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Sandra Hussey
Glenwood Hospital
Brent Hussey
West Monroe
C. B. Smith
Monroe
Louisiana State Bowling Association
Organization of Baton Rouge
Mac Russo
Morgan City
Don Addison
Shreveport
Jes’ Ramblin
Death of Arch bishop Spellman Shocks Nation
Francis Cardinal Spellman 78, archbishop of New York, died of a massive stroke after receiving last rites. His body will lie in state at St Patrick's Cathedral until Thursday funeral. Pope Paul VI and President Johnson led tributes as Spellman’s centuries of service spanned New York, Vietnam, and beyond.
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UPI
Francis Cardinal Spellman
America
Vietnam
Antarctic
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Paul VI
Spellman
Johnson
U.S
St. Patrick's
John J. Maguire
Rome
Maguire
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Cleveland
Mississippi Tornado Kills 2 Demolishes Alabama Town
A killer tornado swept through the Ringo community near Forest Mississippi at 12 50 p m killing two residents Yvonne Anderson and Susie Amos and injuring ten others. Five homes were demolished along a 100 mile wind line from Vicksburg to the northeast. In Frisco City Alabama a separate tornado damaged most buildings in the business district and left the town in darkness with no serious injuries reported.
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Ringo
Forest
Yvonne Anderson
Susie Amos
Lackey Memorial Hospital
Lackey
University Medical Center
Jackson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Frisco City
Ala
Monroe County
D H. Parker
Evergreen
National Guard
Monroeville
Two beatniks sought in teen murders near U S 1 Florida
Police pursue two beatniks wearing earrings in connection with the killings of two teenagers found along busy U S 1 in Florida. The note cites multiple page references across editions.
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U.S. 1
Florida
High Winds Torn Through Monroe Area Severe Weather
A cold front and severe squall line swept through Northeast Louisiana causing damage in Lake Providence Monroe and surrounding towns. Roofs damaged trees down power lines and one home was struck twice. no injuries reported. Rainfall varied with Lafayette and Lake Charles recording heavy totals as temperatures dropped overnight.
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Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Lake Providence
Lillie B. Arnold
Monroe
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Deadline Set In Judge Race For Louisiana Supreme Court
The 4th District Supreme Court executive committee calls for an election to fill the seat vacating when Associate Justice Frank Weatherone retires. The first Democratic primary is January 6 with a second possible January 27. Qualifying closes at 5 pm next Tuesday. Judge Mack E. Barham has qualified.
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4Th District Supreme Court
Louisiana Supreme Court
Frank Weathorne
Mack E. Barham
4Th Judicial District
Folksinger Jimmie Rodgers Beaten Near Granada Hills
Jimmie Rodgers 33 was found unconscious along a California freeway after an attack possibly intended as a robbery. He suffered a four inch skull fracture and amnesia with severe headaches and was hospitalized for at least four weeks. Publicist James Fitzgerald said Rodgers was assaulted after a shopping trip.
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Granada Hills
Calif
Jimmie Rodgers
William L. Denham
Rodgers
Woodland Hills
Glendale Community Hospital
James Fitzgerald
Eddie Samuels
Eddie Fisher
Samuels
San Diego
Fitzgerald
Goodfellows Drive Seeks Help for Needy Families
Goodfellows at News-Star-World Publishing reports heavy requests for aid. Readers urged to send family names addresses and the situation to the Goodfellows charity for assistance.
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Goodfellows, News- Star — World Publishing Corp
Goodfellows Fund Seeks Help Amid Hardship Appeals
Donations to the Goodfellows Fund total 1127.50 with listed named contributors from Monroe and Ouachita Bank, plus clubs.Requests for aid cite families needing coats, hospital bills, food, and clothing as Christmas approaches. A separate New Delhi burglary report notes a thief stole all but underwear from a businessman.
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L. V. Tarver
Blandin Ware Speakman
Clarence W. Griffith
Faulk - Collier Bonded Warehouses, Inc
Capt
F. G. Hudson
Lula Swinson
H. M
T. W. Meriwether
T. W. Meriwether Sr
Memphis
Tenn
M. L. Simmons
Ouachita National Bank
Monroe
N. 4Th St
Olive
Goodfellows
Goodfellows Fund
Tanker Crash Forces Large Opelika Evacuation
A propane or butane tanker carrying 6 000 gallons crashed on U S 431 in Opelika Alabama causing the evacuation of about 500 residents from two trailer courts and 25 homes. The driver was rescued with injuries and police barred entry while crews pumped the truck dry awaiting possible return timing.
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Opelika
Ala
Robert Cox
Cox
U.S. 431
Joe Bobby Hunt
Roanoke
Hunt
Atlanta
West Point
Alabama
Newton
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