Novel Is Silenced In Ohio Courtroom
In Columbus municipal court Gordon Novel 29 appeared without a lawyer on a fugitive charge filed by Gahanna police. He was jailed on 10000 bond and indicated ties to the Garrison Kennedy assassination inquiry. Weiner silenced his remarks as extradition proceedings loom over the case.
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Columbus Municipal Court
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Novel
New Orleans
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Columbus
Aby Mulligan
Chicago
Columbus City
Dean Straushaugh
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
John McElroy
World Weather Watch Launched by International Experts
Geneva AP reports the first world weather watch officially started with over 300 international experts using satellites rockets and a vast weather network. The World Meteorological Organization leads the effort with 100 nations and the fifth World Meteorological Congress shaping long range forecasts to aid farm planning with the United States and Soviet Union taking leading roles.
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Mississippi State College alumnae to tour Europe
Mrs Paul R Smith of Monroe will be among 42 alumnae from Mississippi State College for Women on a first alumni tour. The seven nation trip departs New York July 20 and returns August 20. John M Graham of West Monroe, a West Monroe High School graduate and LSU ROTC senior majoring in forestry, is promoted to sergeant first class.
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Monroe
Mississippi State College For
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New York
John M. Graham
E. M. Graham
Norris Lane
West Monroe
Louisiana State University
West Monroe High School
Graham
U S Reveals Counterfeit Case Bugging
The Justice Department reports its 15th confession of electronic eavesdropping in a case involving George Levine. Levine, 57, is in a federal prison in Atlanta serving multiple terms after convictions for transporting counterfeit bonds and related fraud.
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George Levine
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Levine
FBI
US District Court
Miami
Federal
Atlanta
Orin F. Rogers
Coral Gables
Fla
Trial Of Coppolino Begins In Florida
Jury selection starts in Naples for the murder trial of Dr. Carl Coppolino over his first wife Carmela Coppolino's death. The case centers on whether the drug succinylcholine chloride could be detected after death.
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Florida
Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
F. Lee Bailey
Frank Schaub
Sarasota
Carmela Coppolino
William Farber
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Farber
Marjorie
Coppolinos
Hopes Fade In Negotiations To Avert Truck Strike
Washington AP reports fading chances of a settlement in a nationwide trucking labor dispute affecting 450000 workers in 12000 firms. Teamsters leaders carry a strike authorization vote while talks with Trucking Employers Inc. stall over wages and benefits. Federal mediators assist as locals report lopsided strike mandates in cities including Kansas City Fort Wayne and New Haven.
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Teamsters Union
Teamster
Teamsters
Kansas City
Fort Wayne
Ind
New Haven
Conn
Abrams May Take Over Viet War Command
Washington reports Gen Creighton W Abrams Jr may replace Gen Westmoreland in Vietnam as the top U S military commander. The reshuffle could move Gen Earle Wheeler to NATO Europe command and bring Gen Lyman Lemnitzer back to active duty as NATO chief.
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Creighton W. Abrams Jr
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Westmoreland
U.S
Abrams
George C. Patton
Bastogne
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
NATO
Belgium
Europe
Lyman Lemnitzer
Wheeler
Supreme Command
Weather forecast for Monroe area turns cloudy and mild
Forecasters predict a cloudy and mild period for today tonight and Tuesday in the Monroe area with southeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Daytime highs reach 78 to 84 degrees and tonight’s low drops to near 57 degrees as Sunday’s high was 57.
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Monroe
Ween A
Aden Troops Clash With Arabs In Crater District
Arab demonstrators clashed with British troops in Aden's Crater District as Royal Northumberland Fusiliers moved through narrow streets. One Arab demonstrator died from a grenade attack while five soldiers and two Arabs were wounded. The U.N. mission arrived to study British plans for South Arabia's future independence.
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Abdul Sattar Shalzi
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Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
Marine Is Slain Aiding Seaman in Greenwich Village
New York AP report says Marine sergeant Sgt Michael Kroll 21 on leave from Vietnam was killed by a shotgun blast while helping Seaman Apprentice Robert Crist 19 who said he was accosted by a Black youth and knocked down. Police pursued a Black youth and a white man who fled into Washington Square Park after the shooting.
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Vietnam
Greenwich Village
Michael Kroll
Washington Square Park
Robert Crist
Fleet
Elokomin
Newport News
Chuckle: What You Don’t Owe Won’t Hurt You
A light column observes personal finance ethics and humor about debt, urging readers to avoid unnecessary obligations. It toys with phrases about owed favors and boundaries, suggesting clear limits prevent trouble and stress.
Sullins Re-Elected ORVA President
Delegates at the Ouachita River Valley Association convention in Monroe re-elected Paul Sullins as president and endorsed $26,270,000 in river basin projects for 1968 including $40,000 to plan the Monroe seawall closure. The meeting heard Col. Garrett outline the funding requests exceeding the president's budget, with study plans for the seawall location and a nine-foot navigation program.
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Richard Tyler Jaff
Ouachta River Valley Association
Monroe
Paul Sullins
Monroe Seawall
Sullins
Crossett
Ark
Frances Hotel
R. H. Featherston
Bauxite
William W. Wilson
Sterlington
E. F. Madison
Ouachita River
Col
Felix R. Garrett
Vicksburg
Thatcher
Congress
Johnson
Garrett
Association
Two Divers Begin Pressurized Tests in New Orleans
Two divers from New Orleans participate in a simulated 450 foot dive inside a four chamber pressure facility. They will live under helium-oxygen atmosphere for a week with 24 hours at 400 feet then a five day decompression. Kenneth W. Wallace of Taylor Diving notes offshore work may require such depth with no discomfort to the divers. Continuous monitoring via portholes and closed circuit TV.
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New Orleans
Kenneth W. Wallace
Taylor Diving and Salvage Co
Louis Gia
Louisiana
Wallace
Pressure On Enemy Units Keeps Rising
U S military officials report two major ground sweeps including Portsea in Phuoc Tuy and Sum merair in Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa with Australian and U S forces clashing with Viet Cong. Reports say scattered contact with 60 to 65 enemy killed as heavy fighting continues around Tay Ninh and Quang Tri with allied ships offshore shelling Viet Cong positions.
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Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Hobart
Quang Tri City
Junction City
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Phuoc Tuy
Portsea
Wra Ae Long
10St Airborne
Phu Yen
Khanh Hoa
Turkish Embassy Bombing Attempt Near Washington
A small handmade bomb was exploded on a street near the Turkish Embassy shortly before Turkish President Cevdet Sunay's arrival. No embassy damage reported though a nearby car sustained damage. the car owner was unidentified and not tied to the embassy.
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Washington
Cevdet Sunay
Used Car Market Place Wants Buyers And Sellers
The News Star World Want Ads promote a used car market listing for buyers and sellers. It highlights that cars are sold through want ads and invites readers to place or search ads to connect with buyers and dealers alike.
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