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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
15
Elton Fay outlines the Army induction briefing detailing standards of dress, mail etiquette, and restrictions. Recruits learn uniforms, passes, Red Cross contact, and to avoid civil rights demonstrations while processing. Assessments via forms, tests, and interviews determine MOS, with data punched for processing and medicals, then inoculations deferred until exams.
Instructions request plain type for checks payable to The Associated Press and to supply name address city and state in print.
Cleveland officials met to plan weekend steps after racially charged violence that wounded a Negro boy and injured a white woman. Swarming youths disrupted East Side streets along Superior Avenue, smashing windows and looting cars. Steven Griffin, 10, was shot in the groin amid stoning, hospitalized in fair condition. Mrs. George Gachke sustained a head bruise from a brick. damages were tallied with large losses to auto lots and stores.
Actor Edward G Robinson, 72, left Mt Sinai Hospital with a skateboard sent by Frank Sinatra as a gag get well gift after a June 8 car crash that caused head and chest injuries and ruptured stomach vessels needing four hours surgery.
Gov John McKeithen approved two Rapides Parish anti poverty programs totaling 700000. A neighborhood center complex costing 491600 will offer free help services social and consumer guidance legal aid and job counseling. A Head Start program costing 240385 will run eight centers for 1200 parish children employing 388 people in Rapides Parish.
Britain's disarmament minister Lord Chalfont will travel to Warsaw on July 14 to meet Polish Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki. The Foreign Office announced the planned talks aim to discuss disarmament issues and regional security.
The Better Business Bureau of Ouachita Parish warns consumers that signing a blank contract is like signing a blank check. Read carefully before you sign, ensure you understand all terms, and keep a copy for your records to avoid costly mistakes.
The LSU Board of Supervisors voted unanimously against a Senate bill to create a state superboard for higher education. It renewed Athletic Director James Corbett’s 10 year contract at 22,500 per year, adopted revised bylaws, and passed a two-thirds vote requirement for contracts with related firms. The board authorized 1.2 million and 3.5 million loan commitments for campus facilities, reviewed life science building plans with 2.4 million federal support, and designated architects for Shreveport medical school plans amid a 10 million state bond and 20 million federal share for the medical complex.
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida and husband Milko Skofic announce separation by mutual consent. Attorney Emanuele Golino says steps toward legal separation will follow. The couple, seen at Rome Fiumicino Airport with their son Milko Jr., later traveled separately.
A 70 year old Monroe woman, Lota Hall, jumped from the Louisville Avenue Highway 80 bridge and was rescued within minutes from the Ouachita River. A 17 year old youth named Thomas Mitchell, a nearby boaters Jeff Golliher and Ina Coco, along with others, helped pull her into a boat and ashore. She was hospitalized at St. Francis with bruises and shock but no serious injuries. She gave no reason for the jump but said she had contemplated it for some time.
Fire departments at NASA Test Facility in Mississippi and six nearby cities reaffirmed mutual assistance agreements for emergencies. Participants include Bay St. Louis Gulfport Long Beach Pass Christian Picayune and St. Tamany Parish Louisiana. Original pact signed December 1964.
CARTHAGE Miss AP flames destroyed St Joachim Catholic School for Negroes in rural Leake County early Friday A staff member Father Luke Miksche said the blaze followed multiple dynamiting incidents on the grounds The FBI confirmed an explosive had been detonated on site and agents were investigating possible federal violations
Los Angeles AP report says former vice president Nixon praised Ronald Reagan at a news conference as a candidate in the centrist tradition of California politics and a governor with presidential potential. Nixon spoke after a $100-a-plate dinner that funded the party, noting Reagan has shed right-wing labels through his speeches and campaign coalition.
A federal jury in Miami acquitted Luis Medina Perez, a 21 year old Cuban refugee and Bay of Pigs veteran, of attempting to hijack a National Airlines flight to Cuba and assaulting the crew. The defense argued insanity while prosecutors urged guilt. The case carried potential death penalty but that threat was removed during deliberations.
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