Weather and alerts for Monroe and vicinity and Interpol notice
Partly cloudy through Saturday with thundershowers in Monroe and Mississippi and Louisiana regions. Highs in the 88 to 96 range, lows 65 to 75, southerly winds 5 to 15 mph, minimal temperature changes. Mexico City alerts Interpol about Britain's Great Train Robbery suspects via Scotland Yard information.
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Monroe
Louisiana Delta
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mexico City
Mexico
Interpol
Britain
Attorney General's Office
Scotland Yard
Democrats urged to swap donkey for coyote in Kansas
Pratt Kansas state Democratic Chairman Jack Glaves suggested Thursday night that Kansas Democrats should replace the traditional donkey with a coyote saying Democrats have been sitting on their rear ends and howling at the moon.
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Pratt
Kan
UPI
Jack Glaves
Democrats
Kansas
Council debates land sale to spur jobs and water fixes
City officials weigh selling property to Union Oil Mill and Simonton Grain Co to expand operations and add wages, while others urge study. debate touches water supply, river options, and potential economic benefits against keeping land for current use.
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Joyce Smith
Charles Anding
Earl Duncan
George Wyllie
DeLoach
Union Oil Mill
Simonton Grain Co
Shreveport
Lake Bistineau
Simonton
Duncan
Norris
Anding
Ninth Circuit judges meet to discuss court business
All but one of the nine judges of the U S fifth Circuit Court of Appeals gathered in a closed meeting Thursday to discuss what a secretary said was court business. Judge Ben Cameron of Meridian Mississippi was absent due to a heart condition.
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Houston
UPI
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Ben Cameron
Meridian
Miss
Cameron
Parish and school board to grow 19 members each
A jury committee calls for the primary while the Democratic State Central Committee meets on September 7 in Baton Rouge. Wards 3 5 and 10 each have three Police Jury members and the Ouachita Parish School Board sits at the same size. If the Police Jury expands the school board expands too. Additional school board posts would be added in the next elections unless the governor orders a special election.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Baton Rouge
Ouachita Parish
AID BILL Deep Cuts Mark First House Vote
The House approved a trimmed aid bill after slicing 600 million from the development loan fund 150 million from Alliance for Progress 50 million from the contingency fund and 225 million from the military aid section A Republican motion to send the bill back to committee was treated as a technicality as final passage followed amid Kennedy’s plea at his Tuesday news conference.
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Alliance For Progress
House
Kennedy
Monroe Chamber of Commerce bulletin highlights regional features
Twin City Highlights showcases several Monroe items including a green covered plantation home on the cover, an editorial, and a feature on the Charles Brown residence titled Bayou Setting Gracious Living. Additional pieces discuss local riding interest, a World Series in Monroe, the Dixie Senior League Championship, traffic and parking, a Sound Investment on Act No. 118 enabling northeast Louisiana cities to join an industrial nonprofit, and Fort Miro as Monroe’s founding site.
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Twin City
Monroe
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Fort Miro
Catholic schools in Diocese may integrate in Louisiana
Msgr H C Treacle told 55 principals to use a pastoral letter by Bishop Charles P Greco as a guide in race relations, signaling possible integration of Catholic schools in the Diocese of Alexandria.
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Alexandria, la
UPI
Alexandria
H. C. Treacle
Charles P. Greco
Conference Echoes on Enduring Freedom Cause
A speaker insists that despite fatigue from the program adversaries remain active and the nation should not tire in the fight for freedom, reaffirming resolve and ongoing effort.
Johnston memorial traces union with Stalin and public service
Film union leader Johnston met Stalin and described free enterprise seeking a new capitalism. A Republican ally of Roosevelt and Truman, he served on multiple wartime boards, led the Economic Stabilization Agency, and headed the International Development Agency. Survived by Ina Harriet Hughes and two daughters, memorials set for St John’s Church with burial in Spokane.
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Josef Stalin
Red
Chamber
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
National
Vahor Management Advisory Committee
Inter-American Economic Development Commission
Economic Stabilization Board
War Manpower Commission
War Mobilization and Reconversion Commission
Economic Stabilization Agency
International Development Agency
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Middle East
Kennedy
Citizens Commission For the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
District of Columbia
Motion Picture Association
Ina Harriet Hughes
William Carlin Fix
Herbert Butler
St. John's Episcopal Church
Spokane
Wash
Escape of a new cave-in progresses with drills and food
Rescue work continues as a 12 inch hole nears 17 inches, despite a temporary mechanical breakdown. At the 290 foot level the drill tests are heard above Fellin and Throne while a second rig drills toward Louis Bova believed trapped nearby. Throne and Fellin report coffee and salami, with Fellin noting his Catholic faith.
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Fellin
Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Elwood Tito
Davey
Associates for a loan advertisement boilerplate
Associates for a loan offers a loan with large enough amount to meet today's greater needs and low costs. It invites comparison on payment schedules with other lenders, and urges prospective customers to phone or visit at their earliest convenience.
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