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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
6
Former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans to write and publish his memoirs personally, with UPI reporting the decision on Friday.
A promotional notice explains nerve deafness as a painless, invisible condition causing hearing distress. It promises explanations of what nerve deafness is how it affects understanding and whether surgery or a hearing aid helps. It invites readers to obtain a free copy of the PREB booklet for self help.
James R. Hoffa's top aide Harold J. Gibbons along with four other aides resign after disputes over Hoffa comments on President Kennedy's death. Gibbons issued a condolence note without Hoffa's clearance. Hoffa ordered it withdrawn and replaced with a sharper statement.
Northeast State prepares for Foster Parents Day on December 11 sponsored by the Student Government Association. Ten children ages three to twelve remain to be adopted, with applications due by noon in Stubbs Hall 207. Activities start at 4 p.m. with a campus tour, dinner, and a Christmas party in the College Union Building featuring carol singing, a decorated tree, gifts, and Santa.
A West Monroe hardware merchant received a letter from a former employee confessing theft from the store. The writer, now at a denominational college, offers restitution and forgiveness. He admits taking fishing baits and a pocket knife to clear his conscience.
Hartford state trooper parents, James and Mrs Lambert of Wilton, send a $100 check to Mrs. J D Tippit widow of the Dallas policeman killed by the Kennedy assassin. The trooper died three years ago when struck by a drunken driver in Bethel.
Bonn government bars export licenses for Hamburg Weapons & Aviation Armament Corp amid a probe into alleged treaty-pledge violations. Test firings of four solid-fuel research rockets at Cuxhaven drew interest from Jordan and Saudi observers, with company officials noting orders in the millions of marks. The firm, backed by about 40 small German firms, says rockets could be adapted for military use. meteorological research rockets do not require permits.
United States Britain West Germany and Italy will attend a December 17 18 Paris meeting to discuss a global cancer research center with funding drawn from defense budgets. Iraq grain aid to Iraq will rise by 100000 tons yearly under an old US wheat agreement Baghdad radio reports.
Londoners pay 35 cents to enter a Burlington House exhibit featuring England's greatest Goya show valued at 19 million dollars. The space uses heated conditions to protect the paintings while visitors view the art.
A seven-nation commission probing the Algerian Moroccan frontier clash completed its initial sessions in Abidjan and plans to reconvene in January.
In Bombay, the world s largest dry city, officials say bars will stay closed but permits will be freely issued for home alcohol use. Public sale of alcohol will be licensed, signaling a shift in policy.
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