Gas Sniffing Blamed Here As Boy Dies
Monroe 13 year old Henry Borsch Jr was found dead in an old car on a vacant lot near his home. He apparently died from sniffing gasoline fumes from a can found beside him. Police noted imprints on his nose and mouth and saliva on the can. The boy, an eighth grade student at Jefferson Junior High and Boy Scout, was from Monroe. Funeral services were planned for 4 p.m. at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Troop 127 Scouts as pallbearers. Authorities awaited an autopsy and coroner statement.
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Monroe
Henry Bosch Jr
S. 4Th St
Henry Borsch
Ouachita Parish
J. W. Cummins
Borsch
Jefferson Junior High School
Troop 127
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Travis
J. Tynes
Riverview Cemetery
Henry W. Borsch
Jane Borsch
Five Die In Bus Truck Crash Near Port Royal
A Greyhound bus carrying servicemen on leave and a pickup camper collided on US 17 near Port Royal Virginia. Five people died, 11 injured, including drivers of both vehicles and a camper passenger. the bus veered into a churchyard about 10 miles south of the town. One of the 13 military passengers on the bus was en route to Baltimore from Norfolk. Two camper passengers also perished.
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Port Royal
Greyhound
US 17
Virginia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Alma Rakes Coast as Tropical Storm Moves Out to Sea
Tropical storm Alma moved off the coast toward the Atlantic at 16 mph, pulling away from land but bringing gale winds and heavy rains to the East Coast. The storm caused 14 deaths in Cuba and Florida, with damage totaling about 15 million dollars in Florida. Coast Guard rescued six mariners near Frying Pan Light Station as authorities warned of further rains and possible tornadoes along the Carolinas.
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Charleston
S. C
UPI
Alma
Seaboard
Virginia
Miami Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Florida
Hillsborough
Pinellas
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Lake Okeechobee
Atlantic
Everglades National Park
Coast Guard
Frying Pan
North Carolina
Ruth Davis Visits Monroe for Grandchild Birth
Mrs. Ruth M. Davis visits Monroe for several weeks to get acquainted with her newborn granddaughter Susan Ann born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis of 3206 Lee Avenue. Susan Ann was delivered at Glenwood Hospital and Mrs. Davis is home from Albuquerque, New Mexico for about a month.
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Monroe
Ruth M. Davis
Susan Ann
Jack Davis
Lee Avenue
Glenwood Hospital
Davis
Albuquerque
N.M
World at a Glance headlines and notes brief items
Summary of scattered items including Jack Ruby sanity trial schedule, Viet Nam diplomacy signs, Dr. Sam Sheppard retrial, Tropical Storm Alma movements, Massachusetts Democratic convention, GE labor suit, pink ballworm control, Jim Ryan track record, and Sonny Siebert no hitter across various pages.
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Jack Ruby
General Electric Co
Afl-Cio
Jim Ryan
Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Flames Nearly Level Salley Construction Complex Fire
A three alarm blaze damaged the W. C. Salley Construction Company complex on Elysian Fields Street Monroe. Fire crews from eight trucks fought the flames for nearly two hours. Fireman J. R. Moore fainted from heat exhaustion but recovered. Owner Salley attended a granddaughter’s wedding elsewhere. losses undetermined.
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Bob Lee
PIM. AM
Ine Whonrve Fire Leparenment
J. R. Moore
Multhearn
St. Francis Hospital
W. C. Salley Contractor Company
Salley
Hammond
Elysian Fields St
Illinois Railyard
Elysian Fields
George Whitlow
American Bank
Melvin Johnston
Weather forecast for Monroe Mid-South with dry front
Reading on 9()s expected again as Monroe remains hot in the Mid-South. Temperatures should hit 87 to 92 with northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. No significant rain expected through Sunday.
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Monroe
Mid
Brezhnev Signals Stronger Soviet Help for Viet Nam
Moscow reported that Communist leader Brezhnev pledged new efforts to speed a Viet Cong victory in South Viet Nam. He tied this to ending American aggression and European security, implying West Germany remain militarily weak and nonnuclear.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Germany
West Germany
Rusk Reports On His Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned from Europe and said NATO allies would not allow France to deter their mission. He described the Brussels talks as achieving full agreement among the 14 to proceed with alliance work despite difficulties from France.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Europe
NATO
Brussels
France
Womack Eyes Veto Power On Parish Sales Tax Plan
Louisiana state district politics center on Ouachita Monroe boards as Womack proposes a district tax to fund teachers and staff. A unanimous board approval could veto the bill while Ouachita sees mixed support. The meeting discussed revenue sharing, minimum wage for lunch workers, and local opposition to past terms.
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Vernon Guidry
Lantz Womack
Franklin Parish
Monroe
Womack
Ouachita
Wood
Revenue Division
Hall
Lancaster
John J. McKeithen
Ouachita Parish
George Wood
Ed Lancaster
Madison
Lawrence Gibbs
W. S. Gannaway
Gannaway
B. A. Tarver
Parish
Milton Hall
van Dodom
Bry St
Door Opens for Pink Bollworm Control via Moth Attractant
Government scientists report isolating and duplicating the pink bollworm moths sex attractant. They say a synthetic lure could bait traps to lure and destroy male moths, aiding cotton pest control. Researchers William A. Jones Martin Jacobson and Dial F. Martin led the work at Beltsville.
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Washington
Department — of Agriculture
Beltsville
Science
William A. Jones
Martin Jacobson
Dial F. Martin
Paratroopers Hold Off 350 Communists In Giant Battle
Two U.S. paratroop companies of the 101st Airborne withstood an estimated 350 plus enemy ranks amid heavy jungle fighting in Kontum Province. Five rescue columns moved under fire to reach trapped troops as the battle potentially signals a new war phase with North Vietnamese regulars confronting US and allied forces directly. The clash, described as the largest thus far, left a death toll of at least 573 for the Communists, while American losses were heavy and evacuation helicopters faced relentless fire.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Willard Pearson
Kontum Province
101St Airborne Division
Bill
Lonesome End
Carpenter
West Point
Walter Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
White House
Bill D. Moyers
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