Juvenile and Adult Suspects Linked to Burglary Ring
Two juveniles aged 13 and 15 and a 35 year old man Earnest Williams admit involvement in eight burglaries and two thefts across Twin Cities and Ouachita parish. They were taken into custody by the parish sheriff department and the youths released to parents pending juvenile action. Williams admits eight burglaries from November through 1962 including Robinsom’s Bar and Dunn’s Service Station. Separate thefts include purse snatching on North Third Street Monroe and a purse with $35 from a car at a Monroe shopping center.
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Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Parish
Stagg
Violet Street
Harper's Grocery
Earnest Williams
Parker Street
West Monroe
Robinson’s Bar
College Point Addition
Russell's
McKaskle Street
Tom Sanders Lumber Company
Old Natchitoches Road
Funeral Rites for Joe Miller Set Saturday
Funeral rites for Joe H. Miller 68 will be held at 9 30 a m Saturday at St Josephs Catholic Church Benton Street Burial will follow at St Matthews Cemetery under Shearns Funeral Home Miller a retired sheet metal worker WWI veteran and former athlete belonged to St Josephs Catholic church He is survived by widow May Miller Monroe a sister Mrs Frank Jones Monroe a daughter Mrs Joe Harrell Corpus Christi Texas and several nieces and nephews including Joen Ben Jones of Monroe
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St. Joseph's ‘Catholic Church
Benton Street
Joe H. Miller
South Grand Street
Shearn’s Funeral Home
St. Matthews
Miller
St. Joseph's Catholic Arch
May Miller
Monroe
Frank Jones
Joe Harrell
Corpue Christi
Texas
Joen Ben Jones
Mon: Toe
Handbag Stolen From Princess in London Store
Princess Djordjadze, once Mrs Clark Gable, reported a handbag theft in a London chain store Thursday night. The bag valued at 16800 dollars disappeared when she set it down while shopping. police noted the 5 year old blonde princess Sylvia Hawkes as a former showgirl.
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London
UPI
Djordjadze
Clark Gable
Sylvia Hawkes
Masonic Rites Held Today For Charles Phifer
Funeral services for Charles S. Phifer 74 were set for 3 p.m. at Hixson Brothers Chapel with graveside Masonic rites at Riverview Cemetery. Phifer, a railroad switch man and Western Star Lodge No. 24 member, died after a month long illness in an Alexandria hospital. He was born in Fordyce Arkansas and survived by wife Annie of Monroe three sons Robert Ivy and Clyde Phifer five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Pallbearers named Harry Roberts W C Sullivan F E B Hales Jr J N Maxwell D W McCarty R L Reese.
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Hixson Brothers
Charles S. Phifer
Alexandria
Lamont C. Rouse
Riverview
Phifer
Western Star Lodge No. 24
American Legion
Fordyce
Ark
Annie Phifer
Monroe
Robert Phifer
Ivy Phifer
Palmdale
Calif
Clyde Phifer
San Fernando
Harry Roberts
W. C. Sullivan
FE. B. Hales, Jr
J. N. Maxwell
D. W. McCarty
R. L. Reese
Luther G Canterberry rites set for Linville
Luther Garfield Canterberry 83 died after a long illness. Funeral services planned for 2 p.m. today at Liberty Baptist Church near Linville, with Rev. Richard Allen and Rev. Doyle Bailey presiding. Kilpatrick's Funeral Home to follow with burial in Liberty cemetery. Survived by wife Belle, one son A G Canterberry, nine daughters, 49 grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren.
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Luther Garfield Canterberry
Liberty Baptist Church
Linville
Richard Allen
Doyle Bailey
Kilpatrick
Farmerville
Liberty Cemetery
Canterberry
Belle Canterberry
West Monroe
A. G. Canterberry
Nan Traylor
Wesley Johnson
Doss Pyle
Huttig
Ark
Ray Golsby
Robert McHenry
Strong, Ark
Otis Pair
Jackson, Tenn
Frank Pilgreen
Clyde Fowler
Dewey Reppond
Marion
Hemophilia Victim To Leave Hospital
Robert Shaw a 24 year old Hemophiliac from Atlanta will leave Grady Memorial Hospital Monday after an operation to remove his infected right leg at the hip four months ago. He endured 15 blood transfusions during the operation and later received two or three daily until skin grafting. Surgeons called it a milestone as the first known such procedure in the country.
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Atlanta, Ga
Grady Memorial Hospital
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Sears Executive Edgar L Carter Transferred to Tuscaloosa
Edgar L Carter longtime Sears Roebuck manager in Monroe for four and a half years moves to Tuscaloosa Ala to become general manager his transfer effective Wednesday Carter 27 year veteran native of Paducah Ky resides 615 Lakeshore Drive active in civic and charitable groups including Monroe Chamber of Commerce YMCA Red Cross Salvation Army United Givers Fund and Lotus Club and Bayou Desiard Country Club.
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Sears Roebuck and Co
Monroe
Edgar L. Carter
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Carter
Sears
Paducah
Lakeshore Drive
Methodist Church
United Givers
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Lotus Club
James F Minor services set Saturday at Trinity Church
The Rev James White will officiate the funeral for James F Minor 86 of 107 Parker Street Monroe who died Thursday morning in a local hospital. Services are 2 pm Saturday at Trinity Baptist Church with Hixson Brothers Funeral Home directing Hasley Cemetery West Monroe. A native of West Fork Missouri he was a retired blacksmith and is survived by two sons six daughters 17 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild plus numerous relatives.
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James White
James F. Minor
Parker Street
Monroe
Minor
Trinity Baptist Church
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Hasley
West Monroe
West Fork
J. F. Minor, Jr
Corpus Christi
Texas
W. C. Minor
Seoul
Korea
Bonnie McMullen
Luciel Fairley
Hartford
Senator Hartke urges seeds sale probe over LSD like effects
Washington UPI Sen. Vance Hartke says morning glory seeds sell well because teenagers eat them. He asked the Senate Commerce Committee to investigate whether seed sales should be controlled, claiming the seeds contain an LSD like substance and pose a dangerous poisoning risk.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
Morning Glory
Hartke
Indiana
Senate Commerce Committee
Gaar Services Set Saturday Near Dodson
Funeral services for D. E. Gaar Monroe News-Star-World supervisor will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at New Hope Methodist Church near Dodson with Rev. Lloyd Williams and Rev. Roy Grant officiating. Pallbearers are W. B. Goza R. L. Watson Harold Spillers Guy Pennington Davis Baker and Bill Wilson. Edmonds' Funeral Home of Jonesboro will follow in New Hope cemetery. Gaar 53 died Thursday after seven months illness. Born in Winn parish he served 27 years at the News-Star-World and was a member of Memorial Methodist Church in Monroe. He leaves wife Loyce daughter Linda Burns five brothers and one sister plus two grandchildren.
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D. E. Gaar
Monroe
Edmonds
Jonesboro
New Hope
Gaar
Winn Parish
News-Star—World
Memorial Methodist Church
Loyce Gaar
Linda Burns
Natchez
Miss
Guy C. Gaar
Dodson
Malcolm Gaar
Arlington
Asheville
E Gaar
Clinton
G. B. Gaar
Wayland FE
Lake Charles
Roy Dahl
Maggie Sanders
Ruston
Bus and truck collision near Renaix kills nine
A bus carrying textile factory workers collided with a truck near Renaix Belgium killing nine and injuring six others. Police said the workers were being transported to the factory when the crash occurred Thursday. The crash blocked a highway as emergency crews attended the scene.
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Renaix
Belgium
UPI
Illia seeks altered oil contracts with foreign firms
President-elect Arturo Illia in Cruz Del Eje argues foreign oil companies are needed to develop Argentina, but contracts must be changed. He says some terms are unjust and vows negotiations to revise agreements, possibly with indemnification if goodwill is shown.
Town Able To Wash Away Its Trouble
Somerset Kentucky residents woke to brown staining on white frame houses that washed off, leaving a mystery. County Health Sanitarian O M Haynes suspects a gas contaminant reacting with paint.
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Somerset
Kentucky
Sanitarian
O. M. Haynes
U N Protests North Korea Ambush That Killed Soldiers
The U N Command prepared a protest to Communist North Korea after Monday’s ambush near Panmunjom that killed two U S soldiers and wounded a third. Maj Gen George H Cloud will present the protest at a joint A R M I S T I C E meeting as patrolling continues along the Imjin River area.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.N
North Korea
George H. Cloud
Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
1St Cavalry Division
Demilitarized
Buffer
Imjin River
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