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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1961

Page

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Katangese Forces Crushed by U.N. Troops in Elisabethville

United Nations troops broke Katangan resistance in Elisabethville during a day of heavy fighting. Swedish Irish and Gurkha units captured key positions including Camp Tshombe tunnel and the Lido Hotel. Casualty reports show Katangan losses at 5 killed 117 wounded and 23 civilians dead with 156 wounded. Swedish casualties five wounded.

Camp Massert Camp Tshombe U.N Elisabethville U.N. Gurkhas Lido Queen Elisabeth Hospital

Third Area Victim In Past 2 Days

A flood related incident left Frank Carpenter of Calvin in Winn Parish missing since Thursday with his body later recovered near his stalled pickup. The article also reports multiple traffic accidents in Monroe and West Monroe, including injuries to two children and several drivers, and cites Monroe City Judge W M Harper urging safer driving and adherence to safe following distances during hazardous weather.

Frank Carpenter Calvin Winn Parish Dugdem Monroe W. M. Harper Harper West Monroe Troop F Quachita Parish U.S. Highway 80 George R. Lewis Maine Pl Louisville Avenue Jack T. Cannon DeSiard St Lewis North 18Th Street DeSiart Street College Avenue Floy C. McMillon Dillingham Dr Willard O'Brien Richards P.O. Box DeSiard Street College Richards Shelton Hayslip Splane Dr Ray Burrows 10Th St Burrows Arkansas Alvis A. Hicks Hicks St. Francis Hospital Kilpatrick Hayslip Joyce Hayslip Natchitoches Cotton Streets William Bill) Pace Ernestine N. Jones Route Four Billie Joe Jones Albert E. Culpepper Jr Pargoud Culpepper Erahnotee

Christmas Fund Appeals Amid Family Hardship

A father appeals for aid with food rent and baby needs as a family faces imminent eviction. The letter joins other requests to support the Christmas fund. Funeral services for Mr Whitten will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Riser and Son Funeral Home with burial in Adams Cemetery near Kelly. He is survived by his wife Maureen Whitten, son Sylvester, his parents, two sisters, and three brothers.

Adams Cemetery Kelly Riser and Son Maureen Whitten Grayson Sylvester L. Whitten J. G. Whitten Virgie Jones

Fourth District vote stage set with Waggonner appeal

In the Fourth District contest, Lyons warns Waggonner would back Kennedy's socialist program, while Waggonner argues he can act effectively in the majority. The district spans Caddo, Bossier, Bienville, DeSoto, Webster, Red River and Claiborne parishes with Shreveport in Caddo. About 19 percent of registered voters are Negro amid sizable minority populations. A Bolshoi Ballet troupe then departs for a one month tour across Tunisia, Ethiopia, and Morocco.

Washington Lyons Waggonner Kennedy Caddo Bossier Bienville DeSoto Webster Red River Claiborne Parishes Shreveport Claiborne Moscow UPI Bolshoi Ballet Tunisia Ethiopia Morocco

Morse Brothers Lead In Broadway Off Off Musical

Richard Morse brother of Robert Morse plays a principal in an off Broadway musical All Kinds of Giants. Robert Morse leads the cast of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Richard, a music student in Paris with Etienne Decroux, has previously appeared only in stage dramas.

New York Richard iMorse Robert Morse Robert Richard Paris Etienne Decroux

Record Budget Wins Approval

Budget approval continues as merit increases may cap at 500 dollars. Recipients who earned merit pay last year are not eligible for similar increases this year.

McDonald Heads Fourth District Bar Association Officers

Jesse McDonald of Monroe was named president of the Fourth District Bar Association succeeding Robert Easterling. Ray an Sartor and Robert Curry, both of Monroe, were elected vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively. A plaque honoring the association for 1961 was displayed in the Fourth District courtroom. The board voted to resubmit major educational repairs to the governor and Bond Building Commission, and to request additional repairs from the State Division of patrol. approved civil service step increases and a 10 percent travel budget hike for colleges and universities.

Jesse McDonald Monroe Fourth District Bar Association Robert Easterling Rayan Sartor Robert Curry Louisiana and Fo ‘Sociation Fourth District Parish Governor's Office State Bond and Building Commission Patrolnie Raion Bond and Building Commission Governor’s Budget Office

Kennedys Greeted By Enthusiastic Caracas Crowd

President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy received a warm welcome in Caracas with crowds lining streets and a fortified security detail. About 7,000 troops and 2,000 police guarded the route, while a 450 cadet honor guard and naval band accompanied the visit amid tense regional politics.

Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Maiquetia Air Force Puerto Rico Carscas Oters Sam Browne Naval Academy Betancourt Rio Grande

U N Debates Birth Control With Divided Support

A United Nations Assembly committee will debate birth control in the next session but rejected proposals to give it priority or declare it an important item. Support came from Denmark Sweden Pakistan Ghana Greece and Tunisia while Latin American nations and others with large Catholic populations opposed priority or importance. The United States and Britain opposed priority and abstained on importance.

United Nations, N. Y U. N. Assembly Denmark Sweden Pakistan Ghana Greece Tunisia U. N United States Britain

State Board Clamps Ban On Students

A contrived page one report notes the State Board enforcing a ban on students. The piece mentions a CORE field representative Cox and a claim of inciting to riot with others including use of a loud speaker during protests.

Christian Somenagg Dennis CORE Field Cox Eal Seagues Bao Hueng

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