Jury Tells of Dividend Check Linked to LL&T Case
New Orleans attorney William A. Glennon testified he endorsed a 700 dividend check from Louisiana Loan & Thrift to Attorney General Gremillion as jurors heard details in the fraud trial of Gremillion and others connected to the defunct LL&T. Glennon also said he and Jim Garrison shared 20 000 worth of LL&T stock.
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NEW Orleans
Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Gremillion
Ll&t Corporation
William A. Glennon
Ll&t Board of Directors
Jim Garrison
Ll&t
L&t
Garrison
Salvador Anelmo
Ernest A. Barlett Jr
Booneville
Ark
Glennon
A&t
Charles H. Ritchey
Lla&at
Ritchey
Arkansas
Bartlett
Savings Guarantee Corp
Arizona town tops heat with 93 degree high
The National Weather Service reported the highest temperature on Wednesday outside Hawaii and Alaska as 93 degrees in Coolidge, Arizona. The day’s low reached 17 degrees in Montpelier, Vermont.
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New York
UPI
National Weather Service
Hawaii
Alaska
Coolidge
Ariz
Montpelier
Today's Chuckle On Growing Old And Giving Advice
A lighthearted reflection notes that aging prompts better counsel and wiser humor as people transition from setting poor examples to sharing prudent guidance. It underlines a humorous shift in perspective and social role with age.
Dawn-Binford celebrates first birthday in West Monroe
Stephanie Dawn-Binford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Binford of 117 Duncan Cr West Monroe, celebrates her first birthday with a small party planned Friday attended by friends and family. Happy Birthday Dawn. Cecil Wayne Hemphill of Monroe returns home after 15 months in Vietnam and marks his 22nd birthday and civilian return.
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Stephanie Dawn — Binford
Dawn
Arthur Binford
Duncan Cr
West Monroe
Cecil Wayne Hemphill
Monroe
Vietnam
Hemphill
Quachita Parish
More Women Urged to Enter Surgical Field
Dr Barbara Moustavicius, a 31 year old ophthalmologist and laser eye surgery specialist in San Francisco, argues that more women should become surgeons and rejects the notion that blood would frighten them. She notes about 300 women surgeons exist in the United States and says ophthalmology suits married women though it requires time and meticulous care.
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Barbara Moustavicius
San Francisco
United States
New car bumper standards stated by U S government
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans a rule to require bumpers that withstand a 5 mph impact and protect critical components. Effective date expected Aug 1 1972 with possible one month delay. Costs projected but insurance groups back higher protection and GM explores energy absorbing bumper tech.
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Washington
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Commerce
Institute
Allstate
General Motors
Arson Probed In California Campus Fire
A blaze at the University of California Santa Cruz administration building caused extensive damage and may have been set. FBI assistance was sought as investigators described incendiary evidence and warned of potential loss exceeding two million dollars. Fire officials noted rapid spread and collapsed roof while authorities, including Chancellor Dean McHenry, surveyed the scene and affected records.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
University of California At Santa Cruz
FBI
San Francisco
David Alsip
Alsip
Pacific Ocean
Dean McHenry
Closings Planned for Good Friday in Twin Cities
Public offices in the region will vary hours on Good Friday. West Monroe keeps offices open while Monroe City Hall Utilities Commission and city court close. Ouachita Parish offices close, district court shuts for the day, trials may resume Friday. Royal Lipizzan Stallions prep at Civic Center Friday night. staff remain on duty through Saturday. Postal service operates as normal with deliveries continuing.
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Twin Cities
West Monroe
Monroe
City Hall
The
Utilities Commission
City Court
Civic Center
Ouachita Parish
District Court
Slightly Warmer Trend In Area Forecast
Weather summary notes area temperatures trending warmer after a cool spell. FAA Monroe Municipal Airport reports 33 at low and 68 at high for Wednesday, with warmer 70s to 76 expected today and nights in the 40s to 50s. Weekend to Monday look pleasant with brief showers Sunday, and a Gulf high pressure system moving east while a weak cold front reaches Louisiana by Friday.
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Louisiana
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Gulf of Mexico
Nixon Orders Withdrawals Pace Increase
President Nixon orders 100000 more U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam by December 1 raising the monthly pace to about 14300 and lowering total U S troops to about 184000 the lowest in six years. He rejects a fixed end date while urging negotiations and warning against quitting regardless of enemy actions.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Sen
Edmunds. Muskie
Maine
White House
Muskie
United States
Hanoi
Indochina
Inside The News-Star Page Summary
The excerpt lists page and section designations from The News-Star including Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe classified radio TV comics sports theater editorial weather and more across 40 pages divided into four sections. It notes page coordinates for each topic and references a Jumble horoscope crossword and women sections within the layout.
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Abby
Lowman
U S War Death Toll Rises With Week of Heavy Fighting
U S Command reports 88 Americans killed in Indochina last week the highest in nine months. Air and ground actions hit North Vietnamese forces near Fire Base Mary Ann and central highlands while Cambodian troops face ambush on the Phnom Penh to coast highway. Casualties show 347 U S wounded and 22 nonhostile deaths. South Vietnamese and allied losses also tallied.
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Saigon
U.S
Indochina
Central Highlands
Phnom Penh
U.S. Command
Mary Ann
da Nang
Sudden Saigon Discotheque Crash Hits Soldiers
An accident wrecked a popular Saigon waterfront discotheque crowded with U.S. soldiers and Vietnamese. At least two people died and about 40 were injured, including an American soldier and a Vietnamese woman. Most victims were Americans treated at two U.S. military hospitals.
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Saigon
U.S
Women Graduate As Sky Marshals In United States
Four women complete training at Ft Belvoir and join the U S sky marshal program as treasury air security officers. They will patrol planes and inspect passengers while remaining anonymous. The force nears its 2000-person goal with 1400 in the air at any time.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Houston
Ft. Belvoir
Treasury Air Security Officer
Treasury
Eugene T. Rassides
Nixon
Congress
Pentagon finds no path to prosecute My Lai soldiers
The Pentagon announced no legal route exists to try former My Lai soldiers. After 18 months of study, Army and Justice Department attorneys found no viable way to bring charges against men like Paul Meadle, despite Meadle admitting involvement in the killings.
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Washington
Pentagon
My Lai
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Army
Justice Department
Paul Meadle
Meadle
William T. Calley Jr
Calley
U.S. Supreme Court
Candy Recall Over Salmonella Contamination
World A Finest chocolate candy and cake frosting are recalled after tests found salmonella contamination in some lots. Cook Chocolate Co. of Chicago says the products were sold through schools and charitable groups for fund raisers, with most mid February production likely sold and eaten. FDA notes delayed notice due to Chicago office informing Washington late last week.
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Washington
Cook Chocolate Co
Chicago
The
Food and Drug Administration
River Stage Change Noted in Camden and Monroe
A water stage update notes river levels rising at Camden and Monroe with a rise of 40 units while other stages are not listed. The brief records a present flood condition and changes in stage readings.
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Camden
Rise Monroe
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