Monroe Attorney Joseph Guerriero Dies at 66
Joseph S. Guerriero, 66, of 906 Morgan St., Monroe, died early today at St. Francis Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are pending with Mulhearn Funeral Home. He was a Tulane Law graduate and a prominent attorney with multiple bar associations and public service roles. Survivors include his widow Marion Dowling Guerriero, a son, a daughter, three brothers, five sisters, and five grandchildren.
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Highest Reading Temperature Record Reported in Blythe
The National Weather Service records the day’s highest non Alaska Hawaii temperature at Blythe California reaching 85 degrees. Pellston Michigan posted a low of 14 degrees, marking unusually cold conditions there.
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Quote reveals juggling money roles in marriage
A light domestic quip captures the balance of control in a couple as one partner jokes about managing charge accounts while the other handles the money. The line highlights humor in marital finance dynamics without sensational detail.
Nixon Set to Announce Faster Vietnam Withdrawals
President Nixon plans a televised address at 8 p.m. CST to unveil a quicker pace of Vietnam troop withdrawals and signal possible near end to the war. Sources note speculation of higher monthly cuts and phased troop reductions, with Saigon aiming to drop American forces to between 100 000 and 150 000 over eight months.
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Yugoslav Envoy Shot By Gunmen in Stockholm Embassy
Two Croatian gunmen attacked the Yugoslav Embassy in Stockholm wounding Ambassador Vladimir Rolovic with gunshot wounds to the head and body. They surrendered after police surrounded the building following a 45 minute standoff. The attackers shouted cries for a free Croatia as a private guard alerted authorities.
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Recuperating Mrs Kern Returns Home to Monroe
Mrs. Nathan Kern is improving and has returned to 417 Orleans in Monroe to convalesce. After four weeks in St. Francis Hospital she and her husband Nathan Kern invite friends to visit at the Kern residence to lift spirits and aid recovery.
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Monroe approves nine new transit buses and water project
Monroe City Council at a special session awarded GMC the bid for nine air conditioned diesel buses to meet mass transit goals. It also awarded a $677,430.23 water distribution project contract with HUD funds and approved concession stands at the Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo run by The Profit Corporation of Monroe.
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Three Congressmen sue Nixon over Vietnam War legality
Three Democrats Reps. Parren J Mitchell Benjamin Rosenthal and Michael Harrington filed a federal suit to force a 60 day halt to U S involvement in Indochina unless Congress declares war They argue the executive branch acts illegally and that Congress has not authorized the war in any declaration or legislation
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Meany Attacks Wage Restraints On One Industry
AFL CIO President George Meany criticized administration wage restraint policies in a Senate Banking subcommittee hearing. He urged even handed economic measures and opposed a double standard favoring banks and big business while calling for action to restore economic health. He focused his attack on wage limits affecting the construction industry.
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Warmer Trend Foreseen in Northeast Louisiana
The forecast predicts a gradual warm up in the region with today and tonight showing rising temperatures. Highs around 66 to 70 degrees and lows near 38 to 42, with northerly winds shifting to southerly tonight. Friday to Sunday remain cool nights and mild afternoons with a chance of showers. The Monroe Municipal Airport reports a high of 52 Tuesday and a low of 34 this morning.
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Spring Storm Lashes East Coast Areas
A spring storm battered the East Coast with winds over 50 mph and heavy precipitation. New York City faced mixed precipitation while towns from Maine to Cape Hatteras issued storm warnings. the Midwest recorded heavy snow and travel hazards.
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Inside The News-Star Highlights
Inside The News-Star section markers list page names and column headings for Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe Classified Radio-TV Comics Sports Crossword Theater Editorial Van Dellen Horoscope Women Jumble Weather with page and column references for each feature. The note enumerates sections and page locations.
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Oklahoma City elects Patience Latting as mayor
Oklahoma City will have the nation’s largest city led by a woman mayor when Patience Latting takes office next Tuesday. Latting defeated Councilman Bill Bishop 32 271 to 22 132 after he conceded. Latting, a four year council member, stressed housing authority, building code, conflict of interest laws, and city contracts.
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Mrs Strain Dies at 45 Wife of Shreveport Legislator
Mrs. James Strain, 45, wife of Shreveport pediatrician legislator, died at home of a cerebral hemorrhage around 10:15 p.m. She was taken to Willis-Knighton Memorial Hospital. An autopsy will be performed. Funeral set for Thursday. they had four teenage children.
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Nixon urges plan to elevate capital to a great American city
President Nixon asks Congress for full citizenship and self government for Washington DC and a rapid transit plan. He proposes a development bank, more federal funds for city and suburbs, higher education support, and a voting representative in Congress. He also calls for 1976 waterfront preservation and Georgetown riverfront development.
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Justice Aide Urges Probe By Congress
Deputy Attorney General Richard Kleindienst denounces Hale Boggs for alleging FBI telephone tapping and urges congressional inquiry to resolve fear and divisiveness. Senator Byrd says Boggs should prove his charge and notes no Senate lines have been tapped. Kleindienst says only specific cases involved no electronic surveillance.
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