Not Guilty Plea Entered By Speck
Richard Speck stood in Chicago court as his counsel entered not guilty pleas to eight indictments charging the murder of eight student nurses. Judge Paschen set August 18 for a hearing to determine a trial date. Speck, declared indigent, is represented by Gerald Getty.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Circuit Court
Richard Franklin Speck
Alexander J. Napoli
Gerald W. Getty
Cook County
Napoli
Gerald Getty
Getty
Atty
Daniel P. Ward
City
Criminal Court
Joseph Matusek
Betty Jo
Patricia Matusek
Jose A. Naldo
Philippine
Washington
Valentina Pasion
Merlita Gargullo
Philippine Islands
Naldo
Paschen
Weather Outlook for Monroe Weekend with Scattered Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and hot through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly after noon. Highs 90 to 98, lows 68 to 78. Rainfall generally less than a quarter inch, and 30 percent chance of rain in afternoons. Winds 5 to 15 mph, becoming near calm at night. Dewpoints in the 70s. Near 70 percent sunshine today and Tuesday.
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mid-South
Arkansas
Ozark
National Smile Week prompts neighborly cheer and trivia
Aug 16 marks National Smile Week as card firms push goodwill while locals note a Jordanian meaning of Haddad and a West Monroe mission. In New York City officials Howard and Cook delivered $7.5 million in Utilities Commission bonds, signing hundreds of papers during a tight schedule in the East. McLaughlin, a former Monroe resident, visited and now lives in Spraw Beach, South Carolina.
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New York City
Monroe
W. L. Howard
Mel Cook
Utilities Commission
Gotham
East
Air police sergeant serves in Vietnam base near Can Tho
Captain James T. Glass of Monroe serves with the air police defense force at Binh Thuy Air Base near Can Tho in Viet Nam. His wife Janan and their three children live in Harlington, Texas while he is stationed overseas. He is a graduate of Ouachita High School and Northwestern Louisiana State.
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James T. Glass
James E. Glass
Monroe
Air Police Defense Force
Binh Thuy Air Base
Can Tho
Viet Nam
Glass
Janan
Harlington
Texas
Ouachita High School
Northwast
Louisiana State
Six Democratic candidates share platform for 3rd District PSC race
In Louisiana, six Democrats vie for the 3rd District Public Service Commission seat with no Republican candidate. John S. Hunt, the incumbent, seeks a full term with Gov. McKeithen’s blessing. rivals include John McKinley Parey Branton John Garrett Wellborn Jack and Perry Coleman. Campaigns include shake hands tours and speeches across Shreveport and towns like Clark s Olla and Tullos.
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Shreveport Jaycee Forum
Baton Rouge
John S. Hunt
Monroe
PSC
North
Louisiana
Hunt
John S. McKeithen
McKeithen
Commission
John McKinley
Parey Branton
Shangaloo
John Garrett
Haynesville
Wellborn Jack
Shreveport
Perry (Buster) Coleman
Pollock
Jaycee Forum
Clarks
Olla
Tullos
John Rarick
St. Francisville
Jimmy Morrison
Rarick
Morrison
Ku Klux Klan
Congressional Record
Plaquemine City Hall
House Post Office Committee
Abita Springs
John Jumonville
Plaquemine
James E. Morrison
Slidell
Woman Killed In Accident Near Berwick
Lola McAdams 32 of Morgan City died when her car crossed U S 90 two miles west of Berwick and crashed after jumping a ditch. Gail McAdams 15 was hospitalized. Police cited impact with an embankment as cause.
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Morgan City
Lola McAdams
U.S. 90
Berwick
Gail McAdams
Lin Piao Emerges as Frontline Figure in Anti Maoist Purge
Tokyo reports Lin Piao, 57, defense minister and Mao aide, as leading candidate to succeed Mao amid purge of anti Maoists. Biography portrays him as disciplined, close to the masses, with a background in a Hupei textile mill. critics note a temper and plain appearance.
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Lin Piao
Mao Tze-tung
Hupei
Lin
Peking
Red China
Red Flag
Mao
Jiefangjun Bao
Chou Chih-ping
Yunnan
Manchuria
Chairman Mao
Lin Was
Huangkang
Hupei Province
Orleans DA Jim Garrison to Speak at Tech Commencement
Jim Garrison New Orleans district attorney will address Louisiana Tech summer commencement in Howard Auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. The program includes degree candidates totaling 296 with 142 bachelor and 84 master degrees. Nine Air Force ROTC cadets will be commissioned as second lieutenants by Major James A. Webb.
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Ruston
Jim Garrison
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Louisiana Tech
Howard Auditorium
Garrison
Louisiana National Guard
Washington Artillery
France
Germany
Tech
F. Jay Taylor
Mabel May
Air Force Rotc
James A. Webb
Aerospace Studies Department
Car Hits Train Near Colfax Injuring Three
In Colfax, Louisiana, a car crashed into the side of a Kansas City Southern passenger train north of Colfax Sunday. James E. Jordan, his son Charles Barron Jordan, 9, and Lena Balden were injured and hospitalized in Alexandria. Jordan skidded 69 feet before impact.
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Colfax, la
UPI
Kansas City Southern
Colfax
James E. Jordan
Charles Barron Jordan
Lena Balden
Jordan’s
Baptist Hospital
Alexandria
Jordan
Cigarette prices rise in Poland amid health concerns
In Warsaw Poles face a 15 to 50 percent hike in cigarette prices, the first in 12 years, cited by the Polish Press Agency as a health concern. The report notes a 40 percent rise in cigarette consumption since 1954 and lists other price changes including codfish, carp, televisions, and refrigerators.
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Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Tri State Briefs From Cameron To Baton Rouge
A split of tragic and tense incidents spans several Louisiana cities. Roy Hornsby and Charles Williams arg died after a midair collision while directing fishing boats. earlier wreckage found east of Cameron. In Fort Worth a coral snake bite at a Boy Scout camp prompted an emergency anti venom from Monroe. Elijah Sowell 64 was killed by seven shots in Natchitoches. Joe Beasley Jr. 22 jailed for murder. In Baton Rouge a robbery and kidnapping probe centers on a habitual victim and a cashier with $5000. Also in Baton Rouge local sheet metal workers rejected a three year contract amid ongoing talks.
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Cameron
Roy Hornsby
Leesville
Hornsby
Here
Charles Williams
Opelousas
Fort Worth
Tex
Monroe
Randy Wooten
Natchitoches, la
Elijah Sowell
Joe Beasley Jr
Police Open Fire On Riot Scene in Johannesburg
Railway police fired on Africans during a riot after a train crash outside Johannesburg, injuring about 50 and killing at least six, per the South African Press Association. The disturbance involved Africans protesting white train crews amid crowded passenger trains.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Press Association
Delhi to vote on 120000 bond for City Hall jail and fire station
Registered property owners in Delhi will vote Tuesday on a 120000 bond issue to build a City Hall jail and fire station complex at Broadway and Tennessee Streets. The plan, similar to a prior defeat of 140000 in January, reduces the millage to 3.35 for 20 years with offices, a courtroom and parking space included. Mayor Roy Snider and the Board urge voters to consider the proposal seriously.
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Delhi
Broadway
Tennessee Streets
Broadway Street
Roy Snider
Board of Aldermen
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