Johnson pledges broader federal farm aid with restraint
President Johnson on a federal farm aid plan to help farmers amid a cost price squeeze. He urged careful spending, argued abundance causes high prices, and tied his proposals to current Congress bills and Kennedy era ideas. He stressed aid should reach all rural Americans, many in poverty, and emphasized a strong federal role.
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America
Monroe’s Host 200 Spokesmen For Farm Units
Monroe hosts 200 spokesmen for farmers at a two day conference of parish Farm Bureau leaders and secretaries. The event opens Monday at Frances Hotel with a review of legislation and commodity issues. A barbecue and award ceremony at Ouachita Parish Farm Bureau Park at Northeastern State College follows.
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Frances Hotel
James JD. Graugnard
Louisia Farm Bureau Federation
Oua¢ Parish
Gunby Dining Hall
Nort State College
H. Paul Ransom
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Ouachita Parish
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South Viet Nam vows to form anti Communist national front
SAIGON South Viet Nam s military strong man ple Friday to form an anti Communist national front, sternly opposing the new ism. French President De Gaulle advocates for South East Asia, accusing De Gaulle of developing a policy brutalizing Vietnam and of interfering in this former French ruled country.
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So East Asia
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Viet Nam
De Gaulle Seeks Neutral Southeast Asia Policy With Red China
In a news conference at the Elysee, President de Gaulle said France’s move to establish relations with Red China reflects a real world layout and aims at neutralizing Southeast Asia. He praised Chiang Kai-shek as a man of patriotism while avoiding questions on France’s two China policy. He predicted that French Chinese ties could ease global tensions and that diplomacy may bring souls together. He did not reveal 1965 political plans or future candidacy.
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Monroe businessmen honored by Optimist Club for civic contributions
Two Monroe businessmen Fred Petty and W. J. Riley Jr. were presented plaques at the weekly Optimist luncheon at the Penn Hotel. Club president George Parsons said the honors recognized their civic contributions for allowing the sale of Christmas trees on their lots on N. 18th and Louisville, helping the club enjoy its best year ever, as noted by Ira Cagle.
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Fred Petty
W. J. Riley Jr
Monroe Optimist Club
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Penn Hotel
George Parsons
Petty
Riley
N. 18Th
Louisville
Ira Cagle
Water Superintendent J O Fleming May Leave Hospital Today
West Monroe water superintendent J O Fleming may wind up hospitalization at Glenwood today after tests begun Sunday. Street Superintendent W R Townson said the outlook is good when he visited Friday. Continued on page five A.
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J. O. Fleming
Glenwood
W. R. Townson
Goldwater Presses McNamara on Missile Reliability
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater challenged Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara to prove long range missile reliability without atmospheric nuclear tests. He argued Soviet study is certain and that doubt exists about U S ICBM site resistance. Goldwater noted McNamara admitted doubts while testifying to Congress.
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Robert S. McNamara
Arizona
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U.S
Goldwater
Midwest
Johnson
Ranger 6 on path to moon
Pasadena AP report says Ranger 6, launched from Cape Kennedy, aims to crash Sunday morning in Mare Tranquillitatis. If successful the mission may yield first close up lunar photos, aiding future manned landings. Midcourse correction Friday kept it on target within 150 miles of the planned impact.
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Ranger 6
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Cape Kennedy
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Police Accuse Erhard Guard of War Crimes
A member of West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's body guard was arrested on war crimes charges in Bonn. Ewald Peters is suspected of participating in the mass slaughter of Jews in the southern Soviet Union during World War II. Details of the charges were not disclosed.
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Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Ewald Peters
Erhard
Johnson
Texas
Peters
Soviet Union
Former Monroe Resident Doctor Restores Heart
Booneville Ark AP A young doctor formerly of Monroe used open chest heart massage to revive Clarence W Elder 47 after his heart stopped for more than 20 minutes at Oneville City Hospital Elder had been brought from home and was unconscious with normal blood pressure and no drugs in his system Facundus 34 said the brain could die without oxygen yet he had high hopes as Elder moved his arms and legs The procedure lasted about 40 minutes including a windpipe opening and involved cardiac massage and a breathing apparatus Elder suffered a vascular collapse from an accidental drug overdose and Facundus noted Elder had no history of heart disease He is a Louisiana State University Medical School graduate who practiced in Orlando before joining the Army and later settling in Booneville
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Monroe
Bruce E. Facundus
Oneville City Hospital
Clarence W. Elder
Elder
Fadus
Facundus
Paschall
Louisiana State University Medical School
Orlando
Fla
Berlin
Fair Skies Expected Across Twin City Area
Weather today in Twin City will be fair and mild with sunny skies through the weekend. Temperatures rise to 55 to 60 today, with a low around 41 to 42 overnight. Friday’s high was 56, low 48, and a trace of rain fell Friday. Winds from the north at 8 to 18 mph shift to variable tonight. Sundays readings forecast similar conditions.
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Twin City
OAS Hears US Panama Clash Over Canal Zone Riots
The Organization of American States council met to hear Panama and the United States trade accusations of aggression and incitement after Canal Zone riots. Panama claimed unprovoked U S police violence while U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker countered with charges of Communist‑led mobs and illegal acts. Casualties were cited on both sides, with Panama reporting 23 dead and the U S noting 1060 injured and four dead. The council adjourned without a decision, and both sides signaled willingness to accept OAS mediation and further talks.
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UPI
Panama
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Council
Canal Zone
U. S. Canal Zone
Ians
U. S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
U.S
inter-American Peace Committee
World editor answers readers questions feature grows
The Morning World runs a Saturday question and answer section titled Mr Editor Tell Me Please. Readers can clip a coupon on page 8 B or call FA 3 0501 to submit questions and receive answers from the editor in Monroe Oregon.
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Morning World
Monroe
De La Beckwith Trial Links Rifle to Evers Slaying
Prosecution in Jackson Mississippi sought to tie Byron De La Beckwith to a 30-06 Enfield rifle found overlooking Medgar Evers home. Witness Innis Thornton McIntyre testified he traded the gun to Beckwith years earlier, saying the weapon matched a serial number era but lacked full verification. Police traced a fingerprint to the witness, who alerted authorities after recognizing Beckwith’s name.
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Jackson. Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Dist
Beckwith
Innis Thornton McIntyre
McIntyre
Jackson
United States proposes multinational force for Cyprus peace
The United States outlined a plan for a NATO led force of about 10,000 troops, including 1,000 to 2,000 Marines, to serve three months on Cyprus to calm Greek and Turkish tensions. Acceptance depends on consent from all parties and possible plan modifications after two or three days of talks. London reports say both sides find the plan unacceptable, but officials caution against reading that as final rejection.
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Washington
United States
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Mediterranean
London
State Department
London Dispatches
Greece
Turkey
Parish Voter Books Close with 478 Added
Ouachita Parish registration closed after a three week period adding 478 names to the rolls. Registrar Mae Lacky said many registered as Republicans though final party totals were not compiled. Total voters reached 30,355, up from 29,675 since November. Books opened Jan 13 and closed Friday at 5 p.m. under state law.
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Ouachita Parish
Mae Lacky
Tea Aids Now? Inume 4) Didi, $2.14
Unclear fragment references tea, numbers, and a price point of 2.14 dollars. No identifiable person or organization can be reliably derived from the text.
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