FBI Adds Armored Robber to Ten Most Wanted List
Arthur William Coats also known as Arthur Coutes and Richard Lane 32 is placed on the FBI ten most wanted fugitives list described as extremely dangerous. He fled after an attempted 1963 Philadelphia grocery robbery and faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution along with earlier convictions for aggravated robbery and related crimes. He is 5 10 tall weighs 169 to 176 pounds has brown hair hazel eyes and multiple tattoos including twin hearts and the name Josephine.
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Washington
UPI
California
Pennsylvania
FBI
Arthur William Coats
Couts
Arthur Coutes
Richard Lane
Aires
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Josephine
Missouri Man Gets Jail Term In West Monroe
Judge John McCormick imposed a six months jail term on Alvin L. Cantrell of St. Louis for theft of a pocket flashlight from Gentry's Dixie Dandy Store earlier in the week. Several locals faced fines and penalties for drunkenness speeding and other offenses in a busy West Monroe session.
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John McCormick
Missouri
West Monroe
Alvin L. Cantrell
St. Louis
Gentry
Sam Kennedy
Grape St
Kennedy
Jerry Lee Taylor
S. 5Th St
John Thomas Roy
N. Cherry St
George Square
Short
Coleman St
McCormick
Willie B. Atkerson
Florida St
Monroe
Robert James Stephenson
Cedar St
William Jones
Jonesboro Rd
Atkerson
Lonnie L. Rowton
Rt. 1
Curtis L
Elizabeth St
Thomas W. Auttenberry
Swiss St
Seale Hefner
Rt. 3
Water Supply Keeps Ouachita River From Running Dry
Editor notes that even during 1963 droughts the Ouachita River sustains domestic and industrial use thanks to upper watershed dams. Camden gage read 3.7 feet, equivalent to 365 million gallons daily, with DeGray and Benton dam projects planned to bolster flow.
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H. K. Thatcher
Ouachita
Ouachita River
Arkansas
Louisiana
U. S. Weather Bureau
Camden
Narrows
Blakely Mt
DeGray
Benton Dam
Upper Saline River
Congress
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Vicksburg
Camden Gage
Monroe
C.f.s
Jonesville
The
Caddo River
Arkadelphia
Benton
Saline River
Quachita River
Viet Leader Secures Cao Dai Support For Junta
General Duong Van Minh visits Tay Ninh and Cao Dai temple to pledge Cao Dai allegiance against the Viet Cong. An estimated 15 000 followers attend as leaflets call for Tho's removal, signaling mixed reception of the political effort.
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UPS
Duong van Minh
Cao Dat
Big Minh
Saigon
Tran Quant Vinh
Cao Dai
Cao
Viet Cong
Minh
Town Hall
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Tay Ninh
Diem
Tran Hua Tat
Cambodia
Junta
Chemists Seek New Uses For Radiation Waste
Nobel Prize chemist Willard F. Libby discusses using reactor gamma rays to develop new or cheaper chemical products. Applications include sterilizing food, tougher plastics, a wastewater digestible detergent, and potential gains in turning soft wood into hard wood and lowering rocket fuel costs.
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Cleveland
Willard F. Libby
University of California At
Los Angeles
Libby
American Association For the Advance
Monroe Police Probe Thefts And Suspect Booking
Monroe police booked 34 year old William Kelly for burglary amid theft probes in Monroe. Officers investigate two purse thefts at N 3rd and DeSiard and another handbag theft at Wanda's Cafe. Four juveniles, ages 12 to 16, were detained in three shoplifting cases and referred to juvenile authorities. A 12 year old Farmerville boy was treated after a gunshot to the shoulder. A Hallam reactor feature notes gamma exposure uses for sterilization and product modification.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
William Kelly
S. 9Th St
Donna Adair
Parkwood St
Rita Camp
Natchitoches St
West Monroe
N. 3Rd
DeSiard Streets
Miss Adair
Miss Camp
Anita Coon
Rt. 2
Bosco
Wanda
Catalpa St
Seven-Eleven
North 4Th Street
Gibsons
Barkers
Farmerville
David Johnston
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Troy Donahue
Susan Pleshette
Donahue
Miss Peshette
Jan
Beverly Hills
Ladies Guild
St. Francis Hospital
Elizabeth Wills
Connie Marshall
Jackie Murray
Judy McDonough
Pat Lollevy
John Fogleman
Dai
Hallam
Neb
Mary
Coats
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