Spy Bail-Jumper Soblen May Face Expulsion From Israel
Dr Robert A Soblen the bail jumping Soviet spy held in Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv may be expelled by Israel after a US request for his return to begin serving a life term. Israeli officials weigh deportation and possible visa refusal citing security and public policy while Soblen battles leukemia revealed in a prison blood test.
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Robert A. Soblen
Israel
United States
Soblen
Washington
David Ben- Gurion
U.S. State Department
Abe Harman
New York
Y. C. Shapiro
Ben-Gurion
Foreign and Justice Ministries
Jet In Trouble Lands Safely With 115 Aboard
A United Airlines Boeing 720 flight 725 with 115 aboard diverted to Hill City Air Force Base near Salt Lake City after hydraulic trouble. Pilot Captain J W Barlow circled to burn fuel before landing, ambulances and fire trucks stood by, but the jet made a safe stop and passengers and crew were bussed back.
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United Air Lines
Air Force Base
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Denver
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Salt Lake
Hospital Group To Hold Meeting
Glenwood Hospital's Women's Auxiliary will meet Friday July 13 at 9 30 a.m. in the West Monroe First Methodist Church. The group formed to render services for the facility and its patients. Officers include President Mrs Eugene Scott and Vice President Mrs Charles Chisholm.
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Glenwood Hospital
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Governor Davis Signs 23 Bills in Louisiana Session
Baton Rouge AP Governor Jimmie H Davis signed 23 bills including repeal of the act creating the educational expense grant fund for private school pupils and creation of the Belle Chasse state school for retarded children south of New Orleans The educational expense grant fund is being replaced by a separate grants in aid system in Louisiana The session also sets up a Louisiana Financial Assistance Fund to receive 200000 monthly from the two percent sales tax.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Belle Chasse
New Orleans
Louisiana
Louisiana Financial Assistance Fund
Traffic Tops Court Activity in West Monroe Session
Municipal court Friday before Judge John McCormick heard traffic violations from Floyd E Armstrong a 29 year old Downsville man fined 400 dollars and jailed four months for DUI. Robert B Laird 65 West Monroe and Theresa Sims 23 were fined 25 dollars with costs for reckless driving. Bonds were forfeited for Fred L Hatten 21 and Billy Joe Taylor 21 on related charges. Two cases for stop sign red light and muffler violations resulted in fines or suspended costs.
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West Monroe
John McCormick
Downsville
Floyd E. Armstrong
Robert B. Laird
Theresa Sims
S. 9Th St
Monroe
Fred L. Hatten
Remus St
Billy Joe Taylor
Pear St
Martin L. Brady
Madison St
John A. Porter
Ruston
Clifford Newton
Linden
Ala
City Recreation Office Moves Headquarters in Monroe
The Monroe Recreation Department will relocate Sunday from 1132 Catalpa to a new Oaklawn Drive building. All offices will share the same address. The move will support expanded facilities for swimming, basketball, and tennis programs.expected to leave in August.
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Better Louisiana Council Formed by State Leaders
More than 60 Louisiana leaders formed the Council for a Better Louisiana to pursue a comprehensive improvement program for the state. F. Hugh Coughlin of Alexandria was elected chairman with Vertrees Young and Robert H. Crosby Jr. as officers. The council aims to stimulate existing efforts rather than duplicate agencies, endorsing constructive legislation and programs across economic, social, and educational spheres.
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Louisiana
Council For A
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Alexandria
Vertrees Young
Bogalusa
Robert H. Crosby Jr
de Ridder
Walter S. McIlhenny
Avery Island
Walter B. Jacobs
Shreveport
Lester E. Kabacoff
Council
Jakarta to abolish pedicabs by next year
Jakarta Chief Executive ordered the last pedicab to cease operation by next year after President Sukarno called the rickshaws an insult to the nation. The move targets all pedicab operators in the Indonesian capital.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Unemployment Rises in Baton Rouge and New Orleans Area
Unemployment continued to climb in the New Orleans and Baton Rouge regions in May per the Louisiana State Employment Service. East Baton Rouge and Orleans parishes saw higher totals, while declines appeared in Calcasieu Ouachita Rapides Grant Avoyelles and other areas with gains in Caddo and Bossier parishes.
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St. Bernard
East Baton Rouge
Caddo
Bossier
Calcasieu
Ouachita
Rapides
Grant and
Avoyelles
Lafayette Parish
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