Photo Contest Enters Third Week With Thursday Deadline
The Monroe News sponsors the Snapshot Awards contest with four categories in black and white prints Babies and Children Activities Scenics and Table Tops Animals and Pets. Entries must be mailed to Photo Contest Editor Monroe News Star Morning World by 3 pm Thursday. Grand prize photos may enter national competition for up to 1000 dollars.
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Four Hurt in Monroe Sunday Two Accidents Reported
Four persons sustained slight injuries in two Monroe accidents Sunday. In the bicycle versus car on Hampton Street eight year old James R. Earle rode into a westbound car driven by Rhoda W. Thorn who stopped at a sign. No charges filed. In the DeSiard and D Arbonne crash three youths from Atlanta, Sharon St Clair Lynda, and Harold Ruffino, were injured when Ruffino’s car crossed into another eastbound vehicle driven by Elizabeth Nichols St Clair.
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Treatrice Rhymes
Carolina St
Hampton Street
Rhoda W. Thorn
Mouton Ave
Gordon Avenue
DeSiard Street
D’arbonne Avenue
Harold Ruffino
Sharon St. Clair
Lyndaid
Atlanta
Louella G. Ruffino
DeSiard
D’arbonne
Elizabeth Nichols St. Clair
Ruffino
St. Clair
Willie Charles Adams
DeSiard St
West Monroe
Lester Hubert Jones
Rt. 1
Box 244
Aides Reported Concerned Over Pope Health
Vatican sources say aides to Pope Paul VI fear his pace is too brisk and urge rest. They expect his summer vacation at Castel Gandolfo within a week while noting his health remains excellent. Cardinal Tisserant urged more rest amid growing pilgrim crowds in Rome.
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Italian Center Left Coalition Effort After Gov Collapse
Rome Italy faced a new bid to form a center left government as Aldo Moro and the Christian Democrats sought a coalition with the Socialists and Social Democrats. Moro offered his resignation after a 21st postwar government collapse sparked by a split over aid to private Catholic schools. President Segni began talks with political leaders to assemble a new cabinet while the Socialists and Social Democrats signaled support for Moro.
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Births At St Francis Hospital Monroe Louisiana
Reports from St Francis Hospital list numerous births with parents in Monroe and surrounding areas. A girl Susan Ashley born June 17 joins families of Titus. multiple other births include Camelle Rene. Amanda Kay. Brad ford Lee. Sandy Louise. Donna Michele. David Christopher. Cathy Annette. Christopher Eugene. Paula Lynn. Belinda Gail. Michael Donovan. Lori Ann. David Quintin. Loraine Rose. Cathy Lanette. Glenda Sue. Carrie Ellen. Jill Alane. Richard Laine. Katherine Louise. Bobby Wayne. Mich ael Francis.
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Robert E. Titus
Lomaland Dr
West Monroe
Susan Ashley
Bob McConnell
Monroe
Bradford Lee
John J. Fogleman
Grammont St
Sandy Louise
J. R. McAnally
Hibert
Donna Michele
Robert T. Cerniglia
Forrest Ave
David Christopher
Alabama St
Belinda Gail
Ted Smith
S. 6Th St
Michael Donovan
T. F. Loftin Jr
Delhi
Lori Ann
Thomas J. Chambliss
Apt
Locke Dr
J. E. Peters Jr
Peters Lane
Carrie Ellen
William Gary Mitchell
DeSiard St
Jill Alane
Saint Peter and Paul Mass Blesses Masses in St Peter's
On a major feast day in Italy the day began with Mass inside St Peter's for about 5 000 worshippers and continued with a blessing outside for 30 000 pilgrims marking the Roman Catholic holiday.
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New Way to Teach Yourself a Language
A feature promotes a new method that emphasizes listening and speaking over perfection. It highlights one man who reportedly learned enough Spanish in three weeks to complete a Mexico assignment. The teaser invites readers to July Reader's Digest for full details, sourced from Holiday.
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Defector's Trial Begins For U S Army Officer Svenson
Capt Alfred Svenson a 31 year old Scranton Pa native and former U S Army officer who defected to the Communists and was sent back to the West faces a court martial in Frankfurt charged with desertion and larceny for stealing a jeep. He spent 1 year and 3 days in East Germany and was expelled May 7 for not being worthy of asylum.
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Troubleshooter Johnson arrives as deputy ambassador to South Viet Nam
UPI reports U. Alexis Johnson becomes No 2 at the U S diplomatic post in Saigon joining Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor. Johnson vows total energies to saving South Viet Nam from Communism, citing his career in diplomacy and prior talks with Chinese officials. He expresses pride in serving and belief in the Vietnamese people’s resolve.
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