FBI Arrests Carlos Marcello in New Orleans Assault Case
FBI agents arrested Carlos Marcello, a noted New Orleans underworld figure, at his home on a charge of assaulting a federal officer. He was brought in for a hearing before U.S. commissioner Fritz Windhorst and released on a $50,000 bond. The confrontation occurred at New Orleans International Airport as Marcello and his brother departed.
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Underworld
Carlos Marcello
Federal Court
New Orleans
Marcello
Cosa Nostra
South
Saulting
New Orleans International
New York
U.S
FBI
Fritz Windhorst
Patrick J. Collins Jr
New Orleans International Airport
Kenner
Joseph Marcello
Senate
Florida
Marcello Brothers
Red Guards Seize Goods in Canton Across Mao Name
A Hong Kong woman reports Red Guards in Canton forced residents to sign over property to the state and seized money gold and jewelry from overseas visitors in Mao Tse-tung’s name. She recollects a teen guard checked for a gold chain and another demanded a woman surrender a ring, slapping her when refused.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Inez Storm Ravages Caribbean With Over 1,000 Dead
United Press International reports Tropical Storm Inez delivering a deadly Caribbean rampage with Haitian death toll rising past 1,000. Duvalier cites Jacmel and Port au Prince losses as hospitals collapse and the storm ranks as the worst since the 1920s.
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United Fress International
Inez
Cuba
Florida
U.S. Weather Bureau
Havana
Florida Straits
Miami
Francois Duvalier
Eugene Maximilien
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Jacmel
Haiti
Maximilien
Jess Ramblin' joins Ramblin' page 4A feature
A380 Hilton T Ramsey Jr son of J F Conder visits with mother B Crowell from Eros while on leave from Sheppard AFB Texas after basic at Lackland and pending assignment at Webb AFB Big Springs to train as jet fighter mechanic. DeLane Ruddick of Monroe pledged to Delta Zeta at Northwestern State College among 101 coeds pledged after Rush Week.
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Hilton T. Ramsey Jr
J. F. Conder
Lazarre Ave
West Monroe
B. Crowell
Eros
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Ramsey
Lackland Afb
Webb Afb
Big Springs
Tex
DeLane Ruddick
Monroe
Delta Zeta Sorority
Northwestern State College
Miss Ruddick
NSC
Soviet to Free American Peace Corpsman Dawson
The U S Embassy said the Soviet government plans to release Peace Corpsman Thomas R Dawson soon His release date was not set by the Soviet Foreign Ministry The State Department had indicated he might be freed within days Dawson 24 of Annapolis Md was teaching in Iran when detained near the Soviet Iranian border He has been held at Baku since Sept 11 and was arrested after crossing a small stream dividing Russia and Iran Senators said the release would be a gesture of friendship if no prosecution follows
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Moscow
U.S
Thomas R. Dawson
Dawson
State Department
Washington
Annapolis
Iran
Baku
Russia
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Tydings
Tom
Ahar
Tehran
Astara
Complete Stock Service Today Morning World Edition
The Morning World publishes the complete weekly Associated Press financial service for the first time today. The AP service, used since last Tuesday, compiles data from AP’s global network and NYSE lists 1654 issues. It includes major AMEX stocks and other financial items with expert analysis.
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Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
New Financial Service
American Stock Exchange
World At A Glance Non-Communist World strides toward new currency
News brief highlights a push toward a new international currency, Johnson's shift toward reducing U S forces in Europe next year, Soviet warnings to China on the anniversary of Communist China's founding, Lin Piao's pledge to fight in Vietnam, Hurricane Inez devastating coastal villages, Marines’ Rock Pile in Vietnam, press freedom debates in the American press, Indonesian youth calls for Sukarno trial, LSU over Northwestern, Dodgers clinching pennant tie.
One Dies One Hurt As Hunt Season Opens
Two hunters were shot on opening day of squirrel season in Northeast Louisiana. Elvin Monroe Kelly, 27, of Hemphill Texas, died at Madison Parish Hospital from a chest wound after unloading shotguns near Somerset on US Highway 165. Guy Ivan Davis, about 60, of Shreveport, was listed in critical condition at Concordia Parish Hospital in Ferriday after a head wound while squirrel hunting near Bayou Cecodrie. Davis’s son Charles Davis, 26, of Shreveport, said the party also included Emmett Bonner of Shreveport. The shooting occurred as the group hunted Saturday morning.
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Louisiana
Elvin Monroe Kelly
Hemphill
Tex
Madison Parish
Tallulah
Shreveport
Guy Ivan Davis
Concordia Parish
Ferriday
Kelly
Tensas Parish
Bayou
Milk Prices To Rise In Louisiana Oct 10
Louisiana dairy farmers will receive 31 cents more per hundredweight for raw milk starting Saturday. The Louisiana Milk Commission sets a three cent per half gallon rise in minimum consumer prices on Oct 10 to 60 cents, 59 cents in New Orleans, with orders to halt further year end increases despite possible October November farm price shifts.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Milk Commission
Ellie C. Magee
Magee
Milk Commission
New Orleans
Mississippi
Fall Weather Evident in Monroe Area on Oct 1
On October 1 Monroe records a cool autumn day with a 71 high around 2 pm the region's warmest in the Midsouth. By 9 pm the temperature fell to 50 and is expected to continue cooling through Monday with highs around 74 to 78 and lows 52 to 56. Winds vary 5 to 15 mph.
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Monroe
Sinclair Arrested At Arkansas Site
Billy Wayne Sinclair, a convicted murderer from Monroe, was arrested in Pine Bluff Arkansas after an attempted armed robbery. He had escaped a Baton Rouge parish jail six days earlier and faced a lengthy murder trial for the December drive-in grocery manager slaying in East Baton Rouge.
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Billy Wayne Sinclair
Monroe
Pine Bluff
Ark
Baton Rouge
Sinclair
Arkansas
East Baton Rouge
James C. Bodden
Maj. H. B. Johnson
Fourth District
Rayville
Army Readiness Suffers Setback For Full Combat
Washington AP reports a setback in reaching full combat readiness for six U.S. based divisions. Training shifts at Ft Hood and Ft Carson slow unit readiness as recruits train others. Army officials cite ongoing train and retain changes, with progress described as improving daily but delayed.
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Ft. Hood
Tex
5Th Mechanized Infantry
Ft. Carson
5Th Infantry
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U.S. Jets Hit North Vietnam Supply Hubs Near DMZ
UPI reports F4 Phantom jets drenched three supply depots bunkers and ammo dumps north of the DMZ with napalm. Air and naval aircraft from the Seventh Fleet struck Phu Lai Bridge rail yard and anti aircraft sites, leaving fires and smoke as commanders brace for possible decisive action in the northern province.
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Upi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
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Phantom
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North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Seventh Fleet
Coral Sea
Oriskany
Phu Lai
Hanoi
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Hano
Missing West Coast Airlines DC9 en route to Portland
A DC9 with 20 aboard from Eugene to Portland vanished near Squaw Mountain as rain and low clouds hindered visibility. CAB dispatches a team to investigate with 14 passengers, two pilots, an observer, and three flight attendants listed. Search aircraft from McChord AFB and a rescue unit joined the effort.
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CAB
Portland, Ore
Eugene
Ore
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
West Coast
Ed Altman
Altman
Donald Aldrich
Charles Warren
Pete Labusky
Donna McDonald
Bonnie Weinberger
Margaret Bjornson
Quake Hits Los Angeles Reported by Seismologist
Doctor Charles Richter of the Pasadena Seismological Laboratory said a minor earthquake occurred within about 50 miles of Pasadena in the Los Angeles area. He noted no expected damage and that a seismograph reading was not available at the moment.
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UPT
Charles Richter
Pasadena Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
Richter
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