Rainy Weather Forecast for Multiple U.S. Regions
The forecast calls for rain in Atlantic states, the lower Lakes area, northern Ohio Valley, parts of mid- Mississippi Valley, Oklahoma, sections of southern Plateau and eastern Montana. Cooler over the upper Lakes region and Mississippi Valley, northern Plains and Plateau, while the Southwest stays very warm and the Atlantic states remain warm.
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Pope John XVIII Plans Vatican Council Preparations
Pope John XVIII established 11 commissions and several secretariats to study issues for the ecumenical council and to aid Protestant and Orthodox Christian involvement. The dates remain unannounced, with about two years of preparatory work anticipated.
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Ike Indicates Ready To Go Stumping
Eisenhower signaled readiness to campaign for Republican candidates in upcoming elections. At a Rockland County dinner he urged members to work hard and uphold Lincoln era ideals, while Adlai Stevenson urged Nixon to repudiate a supporting statement linking California primary results to anti Eisenhower policy. Johnson urged a peaceful election year free of internal warfare.
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Head Says Red Attack Staged To Miss Blame
Secretary of State Christian A Herter said Khrushchev launched abusive personal attacks on Eisenhower to dodge responsibility for the Paris summit collapse. The President approved Herter's unusually harsh statement expressing American disgust at Khrushchev's conduct.
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Funeral services for area writer Roman McDougald Monday
Funeral services will be held Monday for Roman Miller McDougald 52 a Clayton born mystery writer and novelist who died at his home after completing drafts on two new novels He wrote all seven published mystery stories in Clayton and served in World War II He is survived by no close local relatives and his burial will be next to his mother in Natchez City Cemetery with Masonic rites at the graveside officiated by the Ferriday Methodist pastor
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Biology Society Elects Officers at Northeast Louisiana State College
Lovie Richardson, a Rayville junior biology major, is named president of Beta Sigma Biological Society at Northeast Louisiana State College. Others include Marilyn Landry of Monroe as vice president, Judy Seal of Bogalusa as secretary, Janice Yelverton of Rayville as treasurer, and Bobbye Earle of Winasbero as historian. Texas remains the only state permitted to divide into five states by statute.
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