International chase seals kingpin in major narcotics ring
Federal narcotics agents arrested two Cuban men in Miami as part of an international operation. Alberto Meurice, 36, and Vicente Casas, 44, were flown from Honduras with Interpol help, deported as undesirables, and linked to a ring moving cocaine from Latin America and heroin from Europe to New York and Chicago.
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Miami
Fla
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Latin America
Marshall
Europe
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Alberto Meurice
Mexico
Honduras
Interpol
International Police Agency
U.S
San Salvador
Meurice
Kennedy Airport
Vicente Casas
George M. Belk
Casas
Belk
Mexico City
Union City
N.J
New Jersey
International Cooperative of Police Departments
Raymond Marquez
Great Neck
N.Y
International Ring
Marquez
DUES UNSETTLED Soviet and American close out talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko wrapped five meetings on East West issues with broad disarmament and other topics but no major breakthroughs. Discussions covered German peace, Southeast Asia, UN finances, and the pay dispute over peacekeeping dues. Gromyko said a German settlement is acute and noted no NATO multilateral force talks. The talks included Adlai Stevenson and other U.N. officials.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Athaw
Ali Alitgl
Gromyko
U.S
Rusk
Waldorf Towers
Southeast Asia
U.N
State Department
Robert McCloskey
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Union
McCloskey
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Adlai F E. Stevenson
Llewellyn Thompson
Vladimir Semenov
Anatoli Dobrynin
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
Area Ranching Civic Leader Dies Saturday
William Percy Martin 77 prominent rancher and cattleman of Delhi died in Homer while visiting relatives. He helped organize the Northeast Louisiana Livestock Show first president and served as REA board member. Funeral Monday at 11 from Delhi Methodist Church. Burial Delhi Masonic Cemetery. Survivors include widow Ella Mae. two sons. three sisters. nine grandchildren. two great grandchildren.
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Delht
William Percy Martin
Delhi
Homer
Martin
Northeast Louisiana
Louisiana
Illinois
Iowa
Delhi Methodist Church
W. V. Sirman
Delhi Masonic Cemetery
Gay
Ella Mae Robinson Martin
L. B. Martin
James H. Martin
Marie Martin
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Wileus
Washington, D.C
Jack Dyre
Grenada
Miss
John Armstrong
Lamar Bryant
G. B. Hopson
Tom Hall
Charles Brown
Hans Bullock
Neal Boyle Mc
Townson improves at Glenwood Hospital says city hall aide
West Monroe Street resident W. J. Slim Townson continues to improve at Glenwood Hospital from a chest ailment. Mrs Townson tells city hall staff that he is getting better all the time, a hopeful update for his condition.
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West Monroe Street
Slim” Townson
Glenwood Hospital
Transportation Supervisor Morris Griggs Recovers at Home
Ouachita Parish School System official Morris C. Griggs remains bedridden after an auto accident but continues to handle calls from his West Monroe home. He is described as one of the most frequently phoned men in the area as he recuperates.
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Morris C. Griggs
Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Griggs
Jes
Johnson to spend Christmas at LBJ Ranch amid tough budget talks
President Johnson flies to Texas with Budget Director Kermit Gordon aboard the presidential jet to discuss final budget figures for the next fiscal year. Cabinet officers will join at the LBJ Ranch for intensive budget discussions while the Girls may join later.
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Kermit Gordon
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
Lbj Ranch
George & Reedy
Reedy
Texas
House Fires Claim Lives Of Children
Twenty three children died in house fires across five states on Saturday amid pre Christmas tragedy. Four children perished near Logan West Virginia while their parents were away shopping. The fires caused additional adult deaths and damaged the Nei man Marcus department store in Dallas. An eclipse of the moon aided saving three other children from fatalities. Earlier, a nursing home fire in Fountaintown Indiana claimed twenty elderly residents. Six of Elbert Turner Cox’s nine children perished in a Warren Michigan home blaze.
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Neiman Marcus
Dallas
Tex
Logan
West Virginia
Robert Mintner
Fountaintown
Ind
Elbert Turner Cox
Warren
Mich
Detroit
Those Who Give To Goodfellows
A parish or city charity list records numerous memorial and in memory donations from individuals and groups. Contributions include amounts from inspection department of Monroe and various families totaling 28 dollars and 50 cents, with many donors named and an overall total listed.
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Monroe
Wesley Tannehill
M. D. Albritone
N. Abraham
Sam Elias, Sr
G. A. Allman
Stella
Tommy
L. H. Krogmire
M. G Moore
John McDonald Lewis
Juanita Dingle
Fred JL. Hancock
Eros Goodwill Home Demonstration Club
Westside Flower and Gift Shop
J. C Steele
Union Oil Mill
Edwina ‘Thompson
Ivy Guild Garden Club
Irene Reid Real Estate Company, Inc
Joseph Johnson
Hugh L. Cherry
Mike and Geneates
Roland Brown
Goodfellows Drive Seeks $971 to Reach $6,000 Goal
Monroe volunteers push to raise $971.50 more for the Goodfellows fund, aiming a $6,000 total. Deadline for letters is Monday as volunteers begin packing today. Cash, food, clothing, and toys are solicited for underprivileged families, with donations directed to Goodfellows care of the Morning World and News-Star.
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Monroe
Goodfellows
Goodfellows Aid
Monay
Goodfellow
Goodwill Organization
Northeast State College Union
Lieber Company
Louisiana Paper Company
Twin City Printing
West Monroe
Good Fellows
Morning World
News-Star
Miserable Day Projected For Twin Cities Weather
Clouds and light rain dampen the Twin Cities with cooler readings and fog overnight. Highs expected in the 44 to 48 degree range, with lows 40 to 44, and winds variable at 5 to 15 mph.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Chuckle Sign in Doctor's Waiting Room
A humorous sign in a medical waiting area jokes that patients should not take magazines home as the nurse will reveal the ending of the magazine story. The quip plays on expectations of in-office reading and patient gossip.
Congo Army Fights 4000 Rebels Near Paulis and Bunia
Rebels with Soviet and Chinese weapons recapture most of Paulis leaving only the airport hotel and mission compound. The government garrison of 47 white officers and 200 Congolese troops holds out as 10,000 rebels mass for an attack on Kindu and Bunia falls to the rebels. Intelligence reports note seized machine guns and rifles in Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Paulis
Uele
Stanleyville
Bunia
Kibali-Ituri
Kindu
Maniema
Darien Teens Turn Barn Into Symbol Of Triumph
In Darien Connecticut a brown shingled barn becomes a beacon of teen resolve to restore the town image after a drinking scandal. More than 75 couples danced to a six piece band raising funds for a youth recreation center while adults faced fines for serving minors.
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Darien
Conn
Pretty Susan Coyne
Fairfield County
New York
Robert Drew
Rufus Millett
Cochairman
Miss Coyne
High Council Falls To Ax In Saigon Purge
In Saigon on Saturday night the military council dissolved the 17 member High National Council and arrested seven of its nine active members including Buddhist leader Mai Tho Thyen. The cabinet remains in place as the purge elevates the military’s grip on South Vietnam’s government amid Buddhist protests and Viet Cong tensions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
High National Council
Military Council
South Viet Nam
Mai Tho ‘Thyen
World Buddhist Association
India
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front of
Red
U.S
Huong
Nguyen Hanh
Khanh
Iamed
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Kingpin
Ylenduras
Eugene Marshall
DUES
Ramblin
Texas Ranch
LBJ
Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
THE
Associated Press
D. D. Lafferty
Marked Tree
Ark
Drizzly
Congo
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