Ouachita Parish fires plan wins industry funding
Ouachita Parish Police Jury accepts industry offers to fund temporary fire protection outside city limits for 1965 pending Monroe City Council approval. Votes 18 to 0 to back the plan while a proposed 34 mill tax for permanent protection is tabled. Dispatcher truck returned to parish highway department for manning.
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Sam Hanna
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
West Monroe
Ouachita River
E. A. Freeman
Oin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Columbian Carbon Co
Freeman
W. L
Jack) Howard
Jack
Fire District Board of Commissioners
Parish Highway Department
Ward 3
Curtis Joiner
Downing
Bernie van
Ward 10
John Ensminger
Howard
Ensminger
Humphries
Brown
Tabling En
Mrs Williams and Grandchildren Tour Pueblo near Albuquerque
Ramblin Mrs W E Williams of Monroe and her grandchildren Alice Zeagler David Zeagler and Lucy Williams visited Santo Domingo New Mexico the site of the world’s largest Indian pueblo. They found the country beautiful with snow covered mountain peaks great for sliding though Mrs Williams did not try it.
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W. E. Williams
Poplar St
Monroe
Albuquerque
N.M
Williams
Alice
David Zeagler
Lucy Williams
Santo Domingo
Police Dog Trooper Featured With Officer Watson
Recognition Officer Willie Watson of the West Monroe Police Department and his police dog Trooper are showcased in the current issue of the National Police Dog Academy in Moline Kansas.
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Willie Watson
West Monroe
National Police Dog Academy, Inc
Moline
Kansas
Sam Rubin Local Store Owner Dies in Monroe
Sam Rubin Sr. 73, longtime Monroe businessman and civic leader, died unexpectedly Friday night after heart attack while attending a friend’s funeral. He owned R A Jewelers for 42 years and served in many organizations including American Legion, 40 & 8, Rotary, Lotus Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Monroe Housing Authority since 1940. He earned the title Monroe’s ambassador without portfolio and was made an honorary French citizen in 1963. He is survived by Estelle Rubin, two sons, a sister in Paris, and a niece. Funeral Sunday at Temple B Nai Israel. arrangements by Peters Funeral Home.
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Sam Rubin Sr
Monroe
Mr. Rubin
R. L. Phillips
Sylvan Wolf
Temple
B’nai Israel
Peters Funeral Home
American Legion
40 & 8
Congregation B’nai Israel
Battle Monuments Commission
Lotus Club
Rubin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Monroe Housing Authority
Estelle Rubin
Sam Jr
Jack Rubin
Madame M. Kugel
Paris
France
Legion
Georges Pompidou
Europe
Bialystok
Poland
United States
U S Reviews Aid to Indonesia After UN Exit
Washington reports detail about 15 million dollars in aid this year eight million for technical assistance seven million for Bali famine relief. Programs with the UN agencies to be halted including malaria control in Java and Sumatra while emergency food aid may continue via volunteers. US influence with Sukarno drops to zero and Ambassador Jones may depart for Hawaii to head the East West Center.
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Washington
Indonesia
United Nations
United States
Sukarno
State Department
Foreign Aid
Bali
Ukarno
Su.n
U. S
Java
Sumatra
U.N. World Health Organization
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
U.N
Howard P. Jones
Arctic Gusts Sweep Down On Midwest
A massive arctic air surge swept into the Midwest and Great Lakes driving temperatures down fast. Moline Illinois dropped 15 degrees in 15 minutes and Wichita Kansas 20 in 30, with freezing rain then snow. Duluth Minnesota schools closed as 30 to 40 mph winds created icy slush and an overnight fall from 32 to zero.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Panhandles
Texas
Oklahoma
Moline
Ill
Wichita
Kan
Weather Bureau
Duluth
Minn
Death Lifted Lets Akron Fugitive Dodge Penalty
Leroy Dunlap, 64, had a post poned death sentence lifted by Common Pleas Court Judge Stephen C. Colopy, who ordered a new trial in the 1920 Bossos holdup slaying. With no transcript and many principals dead, prosecutors say a retrial may be unlikely and Dunlap may escape further punishment. The case, tied to a 1920 conviction in absentia for murder, left Dunlap a fugitive for decades after breaking out of jail during his trial. He requested relocation to St Louis where his family years earlier lived.
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Akron
Ohio
Leroy Dunlap
Common Pleas Court
Stephen C. Colopy
Dunlap
Steve Bossos
Colopy
James Barbuto
Barbuto
Washington
D.C
St. Louis
Harry Walker
Air Force
Soldiers’ Home
Syrian Martial Law Tightens Path To Socialism
Lt. Gen. Amin Hafez invokes martial law to push Baath socialist program. A five man tribunal will hand death sentences to crush “reactionary” efforts as 115 industrial firms valued around $100 million are nationalized. Capital flight and $180 million potentially smuggled out noted. Col. Salah Dhili to chair emergency tribunal.
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Damascus
Syria
Amin Hafez
Hafez
Baath Socialist Party
General Federation of Trade Unions
Col
Salah Dhili
Baath Party
Showers and Chill Forecast for Twin Cities Weekend
The Twin Cities forecast cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers today and a cold night. Highs reach 50 to 55, lows 26 to 32, with Sunday highs 45 to 50. Friday's high was 75, low 62, and Selman Field recorded no rainfall. North winds 15 to 25 mph diminish tonight.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Protest Premier Huong Opposition Roars In Nha Trang
About 1000 students marched in Nha Trang demanding Premier Tran Van Huong's ouster. Troops dispersed the rally after the provincial chief failed to address them. one student was arrested amid rumors of a renewed military coup and threats to civilian rule.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Nha Trang
Hue
United States
High National Council
Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Nine Enough Nine Enough Twins On Way
Ines Cuervo de Prieto, who gave birth to quintuplets 16 months ago, was told by her doctor she will have twins next March. Doctor Pedro Calles Pulgar says the pregnancy is progressing normally alongside the quintuplets. The Prieto couple already had four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Ines Cuervo de Prieto
Pedro Calles Pulgar
University Hospital
Ines
Efren Prieto
Senators Put Clamp On Filibuster Battle
The Senate sent the antifilibuster clash to the Rules Committee for two months with a March 9 report deadline. Dirksen opposes changes. Anderson proposes a three fifths vote to halt filibusters. A compromise date avoided February fundraisers and skipped to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rules Committee
Dirksen
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Eastern Veto Will Be Felt At Gulf Ports
New York longshoremen rejected a shipowners' contract proposal, voting 8 354 to 7 792 to strike, threatening a coastwide halt by 60 000 dock workers from Maine to Texas. ILA leaders warned of a general shutdown if any local fails to settle.
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Gulf Ports
NEW York
Maine
Texas
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Alexander Chopin
New York Shipping Association
Gleason
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Tabling
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A. E. Montgomery Jr
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W. O. Roberts
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