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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

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LBJ Promotes Geminis Spacewalkers After U S Walk

President Johnson promotes James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II to lieutenant colonel in the Air Force. Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom and L. Gordon Cooper Jr. are nominated for the same rank. White recalls his space walk and carries a St. Christopher medal a gold cross and a Star of David.

James A. McDivitt Edward H. White II Air Force MccDivitt White Virgil I Gus) Grissom Mercury L. Gordon Cooper Jr McDivitt

Nine Columbia Lock bids opened for Ouachita project

Nine bids for the final phase of the Ouachita River nine foot channel project near Columbia were opened led by Blount Construction Co of Montgomery at about $9.646 million. Col. James A Betts announced a preliminary low bid and aimed to award by June 30. The Columbia lock will be 80 feet wide and 600 feet long replacing the old 55 by 268 feet structure with completion targeted for late 1968 or early 1969.

Vicksburg Miss Ouachita River Columbia James A. Betts Louisiana Betts Corps of Engineers Stacy McKnight Jonesville William W. Newkirk Monroe Columbia Lock Felsenthal Ark Calton Ouachita Arkansas

Castro Cohort Loses Position In Cuban Rule

In Havana AP reports say Ernesto Guevara has been replaced as minister of industries by Arturo Guzman, the deputy minister, with Guzman officially appointed but not announced. Guevara, an Argentine Communist, has been absent for over a month and did not attend May Day or a Camaguey trip amid speculation on his future in the Castro government.

Castro Havana Ernesto Guevara Fidel Castro Arturo Guzman Guevara Guzman Africa China Cuba Camaguey Red Chinese Fulgencio Batista

Mrs Sybie Reid Leaves On One Week Vacation

West Monroe City Hall employee Mrs Sybie Reid departs for a week off starting Monday with no fixed plans. She and her family hope to visit her mother in Houston Texas during the break.

Sybie Reid West Monroe

Penick Promotion in Air Force at Keesler AFB

Wilson D Penick son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Penick Sr 112 Splane Dr West Monroe has been named technical sergeant in the Air Force at Keesler AFB Miss He is married to Dorothy Williams of Bastrop Kentucky years?

Wilson D Penick Robert E. Penick Splane Dr West Monroe Penick Air Force Keesler Afb Miss Dorothy Williams Bastrop

Johnson Camp Jolted By Foreign Aid Cut

Washington AP administration forces faced a $200 million cut to Johnson's foreign aid bill as Sen. Morse led a country by country reduction plan. Morse called the program a stinking mess while backers resisted further cuts. Dirksen predicted a final vote by Tuesday.

Washington Johnson Senate Wayne Morse D-Ore Mike Mansfield Montana Morse Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Sen J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Morses Frank Church Didaho

Duane Pope Surrenders After Plea From College Leader

Duane Pope, 22, a Nebraska bank robber and suspected killer, surrendered in Kansas City after a phone plea from Dr. Desmond Bittinger, president of McPherson College. He told police he was tired of running, faces $100,000 bond, and awaits a June 25 hearing. Seven bank employees were involved, with three dead and one wounded. The robbery netted $1598.

Kansas City Duane Pope Nebraska McPherson (Kan.) College Desmond W. Bittinger Bittinger Pope Vernon Scoville Big Springs Andreas Kjeldgaard Glenn Hendricks Lois Ann Hothan Franklin Kjeldgaard FBI U.S Lee Cisel Dr. Bittinger Earl Pope Duane

Quiet Neat Athlete Suspect Duke Bank Holdup

Duane Earl Pope, 22, a farm boy and McPherson College graduate, surrendered to police in Salina. Described as tall with an athlete's walk, Pope had a rifle, pistol, and ammunition found at his home and another rifle recovered in Wichita. Former coach Sid Smith recalls a gentle, hardworking player who rarely showed emotion. Neighbors dispute the charges amid disbelief. Pope was born February 1943 near Roxbury, Kansas, and attended Roxbury Rural High School where he starred in basketball.

Salina Kan Duane Earl Pope Pope Wichita McPherson College D. W. Bittinger Sid Smith McPherson Smith Duane Earl Pope Gerald Roxbury Kansas Duane Pope Roxbury Rural High School

Viet Troops Follow Cong Into Jungles

Vietnamese paratroopers pushed into dense jungle to track a Viet Cong force that devastated the town of Dong Xoai and a nearby Special Forces camp. Eleven U.S. Special Forces and nine Navy Seabees faced casualties. totals for American deaths reached 409 since 1961 with additional losses from a transport crash. Vietnamese reports claim hundreds of Viet Cong deaths and civilian tolls around Dong Xoai, unconfirmed by U.S. authorities.

Saigon South Viet Nam Dong Xoai 52Nd Vietnamese Ranger U.S U.S. Army Viet Nam Air Force Nha Trang Pleiku

Flood Buries Residents In West Texas Town

A cloudburst caused a 15 foot wall of water to sweep through Sanderson Texas drowning at least a dozen people and leaving about 450 homeless. Eight more were injured and fourteen bodies were found with some later identified as family members washed from graves. The flood destroyed 50 to 75 houses and all south-side businesses on Highway 90. Evacuation to Fort Stockton affected 250 to 400 residents while typhoid shots were given to about 1,600 townspeople. A temporary morgue and Red Cross disaster center were established. bridges and tracks were washed out blocking trains and roads.

Ed White Pacific Ocean Atlantic Mission Control Center White San Antonio Tex Sanderson Texas Fort Stockton Red Cross

Rainy area forecast for Twin Cities today

Thundershowers and warm, partly cloudy conditions prevail in the Twin Cities area. Showers cover 20 to 40 percent, mainly in the afternoon and evening, with temperatures reaching 86 to 92 degrees and a tonight low of 68 to 72. A prior low of 68 and a high of 86 were recorded at Selman Field with .07 inch rainfall Friday.

Twin Cities U. S. Weather Bureau FAA Selman Field

Monroe Flood Wall Endorsed

Washington Special report notes the National Rivers and Harbors Congress endorses a flood wall for Monroe along the Ouachita River. The Monroe project was among 40 chosen for special endorsement at the NRHC annual convention ending Friday and sent to Congress for enactment consideration.

Washington National Rivers and Harbors Congress Monroe Ouachita River NRHC Congress

Mariner 4 Nears Final Hurdle Before Mars Flyby

Optimism rose as NASA's Mariner 4 neared a key test before its Mars flyby on July 14. An electronic memory box will issue commands to improve Canopus tracking, with the camera set to capture the best images yet of Mars. Engineers report major systems healthy despite two minor radiation-measuring instruments failing.

Pasadena Calif U.S Mariner 4 Mars Red Planet Canopus Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth Sun Here

Civil Regime Gives Way to Military Pressure in South Vietnam

In Saigon the four month civilian government relinquished power to the military after Catholic and other dissidents pressured for change. A joint communique by Phan Khae Suu Quat and the National Legislative Council said leadership would transfer responsibility to the armed forces. Brig. Gen Nguyen Cao Ky and Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu emerged as military spokesmen as crowds clashed with officials. The government may stay briefly as caretaker until a new form is created, with a junta possible. The clash followed Quat’s cabinet purge and Catholic demonstrations, as Suu and Quat split over dismissals and the charter limits. Violence included burning cars and beaten police and air force personnel.

Saigon South Viet Nam Phan Khae Suu Phan Huy Quat National Legislative Council Radio Suu Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen van Thieu Phan Quat Pham Zuan Chieu Ngo Dinh Diem Tran van Huong Interior Air Force

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