Senator Sees Some Viet Aid From Reds
Senate leaders see a glimmer of Soviet support for Viet Nam negotiations after Harold Wilson’s Moscow trip. Mansfield and Aiken stress not widening the war and warn escalation could lead to a broader conflict. they doubt the Russians are ready to back talks now.
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Senate
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Mansfield
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Montana
White House
Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Aiken
U.N
U Thant
Cochairman
Cotton Forum For Bastrop Is Set
The sixth annual Louisiana Cotton Forum in Bastrop on August 10 will feature three leading researchers and a producer. Speakers include Dr. Dale Newsom LSU entomology head, William J Martin Clemson cotton utilization specialist, Wilson Reeves Cotton Finishes Laboratory chief, and George Shepard of Lake Providence.
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Agriculture Extension
E. E. Jonson
Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service
Catahoula Parish
Louisiana
South
Dale Newsom
Louisiana State University
William J Martin
Clemson
Wilson Reeves
New Orleans
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lake Providence
George Shepard
Soviet Frontier Guards Return From Viet Nam
Soviet frontier guards who aided North Vietnam in building its border guard system have returned to Moscow. The Moscow Young Communists reported the guards helped train Vietnamese border personnel in dog handling and horsemanship and advocated lookout towers to surveil the frontier. Col. Nikita S. Karatsupa, Hero of the Soviet Union, led training. Col. Vladimir I. Naumov also went to Hanoi.
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North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Nikita S. Karatsupa
Viet Nam
Moscow Young Communists
Karatsupa
Soviet Union
Vladimir I. Naumov
Mongolia
Drug Executive and Family Die in Plane Crash at Bader Field
Four members of the Rosow family from West Hartford were killed when a twin engine plane overshot the runway at Bader Field and sank in 20 feet of water. Victims include Stanley P. Rosow 37 his wife Marilyn 35 and children Sheryl 12 Scott 4. Jeffrey 14 was visiting friends in Connecticut.
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Bader Field
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David Rosow
Molyneux Styles Shows In Paris
PARIS AP Molyneux presented his winter collection to packed salons aiming for wearable fashion without gimmicks. Capt Edward Molyneaux joined the audience as the line moved up, with refined color, softer tailoring, knee covering hemlines, bias cuts in wool dresses, and a coral tweed suit with a scalloped edge observed among the offerings.
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Edward Molyneaux
Raids Target Ferriday Area Clubs Seize Gambling Gear
Simultaneous raids on three venues along Highway 65 between Vidalia and Ferriday led to eight arrests on prostitution and gambling charges. Detectives seized guns and ammunition, destroyed slot machines, and turned evidence to Concordia Parish authorities.
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Thomas Burbank
Concordia Parish
Concordia
Republican Executive Committee
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Marvel's Bar
Mississippi River
Joseph Schexaider
Crowley
Kellie Moore
Sandy Peterson
Carroll Baker
Lake Charles
Hazel Alford
Shreveport
Diana Bruce
Lafayette
John Thomas
Concordia Parish Sheriff's Department
D. A
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Concordia Sheriff's Deputies
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Homer W. Nix
David H. Haney
Maj. Thomas
Avalon Club
Margie Frith
Tfe
Marvel's
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Wane Gibson
Lee Crane
P. O. Box
Alliance pressure on McKeithen over gambling and prostitution
In past months the Concor dia Alliance and Republican committee urged McKeithen to act against organized prostitution and gambling. A governor meeting promised improvements while a letter to the Governor remained unanswered as of Sunday, per Rev. Jerry Means of Ferriday.
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Alliance
Jerry Means
Ferriday
Monroe Woman Attends LSU Library Training Institute
Mrs. Ethel Sprague librarian at Jack Hayes and Logtown Schools joins 29 other librarians from 11 states at Louisiana State University for the second annual Institute for Elementary School Librarians. The program funded by a $40,000 National Defense Education Act grant advances modern library training.
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Ethel Sprague
Jack Hayes
Logtown
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
LSU _ Library School
U. S. Office of Education
Tornadoes Hit Dakotas Kill One and Cause Damage
Tornadoes struck the Dakotas injuring several and causing heavy damage, especially in Aberdeen S D where a trailer was toppled and owner Stanford S Close died. North Dakota reports multiple tornadoes around Dickinson and Edgeley with injuries, uprooted trees, and roof losses.
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Dakotas
Aberdeen
S.D
Stanford S. Close
Long Lake
North Dakota
Dickinson
Ball Park
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