Cuba denounces U S exploitation at United Nations
At the United Nations General Assembly Cuba denounced U S economic exploitation in Latin America and accused the United States of imperialism, claiming Yankee policy has eclipsed Nazism in contempt for international law. Raul Roa warned of U S dominance and linked the Cuban revolution to broader regional upheaval.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cuba
U.S
Latin America
United States
Raul Roa
General Assembly
Assembly
Asia
America
Organization of American States
Ministry of Colonies
Vietnam
Roa
North Vietnam
Givers Drive Reports Halftime Progress In UGF Drive
Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund leaders announced a total of 133 285 dollars raised, 45.6 percent of a 292 000 dollar goal, at a halftime luncheon at Northeast Louisiana State College. Campaign chairman Skeeter Morgan praised volunteers and urged wrap up.
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Ouachita Parish United Givers Fund
Coenen
Northeast Louisiana State College
G. I
Skeeter
Morgan
UGF
Scott
Davis Bingham
Northeast
Joe Santamauro
New York City
Bert Root
UGF_ expressed
Dave Agnew
Vernon McCoy
Root
Neville Tigerette
Northeast State Band
Monroe
Max Riley
West Monroe
Howard Barker
Sterlington
Wilbur Keko
Twin City
Doyie Hamilton
H. M. James
H. M. James Machine Co
W. F. Johnson
Ned
West Monroe Mayor Buys Thousands of Blue Rebel Buttons
West Monroe Mayor W. B. Bert Hatten promotes West Monroe High School Rebels by distributing several thousand blue lapel buttons. The invoice shows a shipping weight of 100 pounds, and city hall awaits residents to pick up their free buttons.
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West Monroe
W. B
Bert’’ Hatten
West Monroe High School
City Hall
West Monroe City Hall
Navy Recruit McDuffie Home on Leave from San Diego
Robert Stephen McDuffie is home on leave after completing recruit training with the U S Navy in San Diego California He is the son of Mrs Elizabeth McDuffie 203 Grayling Lane Monroe and a Neville High School graduate He will report to Radio School in San Diego on October 21.
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Robert Stephen McDuffie
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
McDuffie
Elizabeth McDuffie
Grayling Lane
Monroe
Neville High School
Radio School
Communists denounce U S Latin America exploitation
The World At A Glance notes Cuba denounces U S exploitation in Latin America while health officials and drug companies warn of flu vaccine shortages as the season begins. The items cover legal cases, open housing rulings, a murder trial, higher education funding, security clearance inquiries, steel strike talks, and Friday night high school football scores across multiple regions.
Bomb Attacks Kill Two in Hong Kong Terror Wave
Hong Kong endured a night of terror as Communist attackers threw bombs at police, soldiers, cars and crowds, killing a police officer and an 18 year old Chinese boy and wounding 33 others. Police and demolition squads responded to more than 190 bomb calls.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Wanchai
Clark hints at charging of Garrison
U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark suggested he might prosecute New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison after criticizing him for allegedly ruining Clay Shaw. Clark spoke at the University of Virginia and did not specify any federal charges.
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Charlottesville
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Clark
Garrison
Jim Garrison
Mississippi Man Nominated for 5th U.S. Circuit Judge
President Johnson planned to nominate Claude F. Clayton a Mississippi district judge to the vacant seat on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. If confirmed by the Senate, Clayton would join former Gov. J. P. Coleman as Mississippi judges on the court.
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USS. Dist
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Mississippi - Alabama _ National Guard
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
White House
Johnson
Clayton
Appeals Court
Senate
Mississippi
Tupelo
Miss
5Th Circuit Court
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Canal Zone
New Orleans
District Court
Congress
J. P. Coleman
Ackerman
31St Infantry
Dixie
Wreck Kills Mrs. Searcy and injures husband near Plain Dealing
Mrs. Robert L. Searcy of Lew isville Ark died at the scene after her car hit a cow and skidded into another vehicle driven by Clarence Bell of Shreveport. Her husband was listed in critical condition after transfer to Doctors' Hospital in Shreveport.
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D'Ain
Robert L. Searcy
Lewisville
Ark
Joel H. Webb
Swindleville
Plain Dealing
Benton
Searcy
John Campbell
Baton Rouge
Jack S. Campbell
Monroe
Webb
Baily
Doctors’ Hospital
Shreveport
Clarence Bell
Cool Weather Report Forecast For Northeast Louisiana
Weather forecasters predict cooler conditions with partly cloudy skies across Northeast Louisiana. Daytime highs aim for 76 to 82 degrees with nights near 50 to 82, humidity moderate with good drying today and poor tonight. Winds NW 7 to 15 mph. Selman Field logged 90/53 and no rainfall in the area.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Delta
Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Ground fighting and artillery renew DMZ clashes and Haiphong raids
Saigon reports heavy ground fighting and artillery duels along the DMZ with 23 Marines killed and 36 wounded after a morning assault by 500 North Vietnamese troops. U S air strikes and naval bombers hit Kep and Haiphong targets as part of a broad US response to intensified hostilities.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S
Dmz
Hanoi
Haiphong
South China Sea
da Nang
Con Thien
U.S. Command
Navy
Oriskany
Cam Pha
Haphong
Air Force
Two Killed and Two Injured in Monroe Crash
Two people died and two were hurt in a two car collision about 10:30 Friday night two miles south of Monroe on U S 165. Victims were Mike Howell 18 and his sister Mary Eve lyn Howell Posey of Peters Lane Monroe. Injured Ada Cordelia Simmons 3815 Gerald St Monroe and Mrs Kent Babb 3901 Blanks St Monroe were taken to St Francis Hospital by Gentrys as was Posey. A second Friday afternoon crash left Joe R Danzie 55 of 106 S 20th St Monroe in critical condition after a collision at Cooper and Freeman. Danzie suffered multiple skull fractures and broken ribs. Jesse Rutland 37 of 3905 Cooper St Monroe was ticketed for failure to yield.
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Monroe
U.S. 165
Mike Howell
Mary Evelyn Howell Posey
Peters Lane
Ada Cordelia Simmons
Gerald St
Kent Babb
Blanks St
St. Francis Hospital
Gentry
Quachita Parish
Jesse Rutland
Cooper St
Cooper
Danzie
Freeman
Rutland
Cooper- Freeman
St. Francis
Gentry’s
Ford Makes New Offer in UAW Bargaining
Ford Motor Co announced a new contract offer to the United Auto Workers Union on Friday night. Moments later the UAW countered with a reply. Both sides announced the news blackout had ended and would be extended again. The UAW said it hoped this could begin serious good faith bargaining.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Scientist rules out flying saucer in Snippy the horse death
Dr. Robert C. Adams of Colorado State University found evidence of severe infection and possible throat incision in Snippy the horse, suggesting natural causes. He noted missing blood and tracks, and a strong odor remains unexplained. Locals start a fundraiser to honor Snippy for making the town famous.
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Adams
Berle Lewis
Snippy
Alamosa
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Neville
Ouachita
Wossman
McNeese
Gulf States
Claude Clayton
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Commerce Department
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Kep Ha Army Barracks
Ford
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