Young Turk Republicans push for mid December caucus
Younger House Republicans discuss reshaping party image. A Dec meeting urged by Rep. Goodell and Rep. Griffin aims to broaden policymaking, not topple Halleck. Ford seen as potential new leader, while Curtis protests current leadership.
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Old War Skule Cadet Reunion in Baton Rouge
The Old War Skule cadets of LSU reunite this Saturday at the welfare building on the original campus in Baton Rouge. Vice president T. H. Milliken of Bastrop urges all cadets pre 1926 to attend, with a Dutch treat dinner and regional turnout from northeast Louisiana. The event was postponed from Oct 3 due to Hurricane Hilda, and LSU Florida football game is also moved to this weekend.
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Lenwil School Bids Scheduled at Ouachita Board Meeting
Ouachita Parish School Board meets at 7 p m to open bids for a new multi purpose room at Lenwil Elementary. The building committee reports on projects including Melude Kiroli West Monroe Swartz Richwood and a plan to remodel the old Ouachita gymnasium for a board office.
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License Plates On Sale For Five Vehicle Types In 1965
License plates for motorcycle commercial school bus taxi and bus go on sale today and run until February 6 1965 without penalty. C O McDonald revenue department manager says plates for personal vehicles are also sold for 3 for 1965. Truck licenses will be issued after January 1.
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Six Men Rescued From 65-Foot Schooner Liki Tiki
Six sailors were rescued after drifting 15 hours in 60 mile southeast seas off Cape May New Jersey. They boarded a raft from a Coast Guard cutter and were airlifted to Wallops Island Virginia. A tow attempt failed as seas rose and winds intensified.
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Wig Snatchers Terrify New Orleans Women
New Orleans police report at least six women have had hairpieces valued at about 100 to 150 dollars snatched in recent incidents. One victim had her wig ripped off while seated on a bus.
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New Orleans
UPI
World of Fashion
Chinese heckling barrage tests Soviet foreign policy
The piece describes Red China using Congo events to attack Khrushchev era policies and the Soviet stance on peaceful coexistence. It notes Soviet presses defend its changes while Beijing accuses Moscow of betraying world peace and continuing support for revisionism. The Chinese claim Khrushchev's downfall signals ongoing struggle against reformist lines.
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Vietnamese Claim Cambodian Troops Help Viet Cong Attacks
South Vietnam accuses Cambodian troops and gun boats of backing Viet Cong guerrillas in two border attacks near Chau Doc Province. A patrol 100 yards from the border was hit by 400 Cambodian soldiers, with mortar fire killing three and wounding one before Vietnamese reinforcements arrived.
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South Viet Nam
South Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Chau Doc
Seek Permission To Paddle Pupils In Chester Township
The Chester Township School Board asks parents to consent to paddling students for disobedience. If consent is denied, disruptive pupils face expulsion. The move follows teacher Constance Brown’s court appearance on assault and battery for allegedly spanking a fifth grader with a yardstick. hearing continued to December 26.
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Chester, Pa
Chester Township
Robert F. Russell
Chester
Constance Brown
First Woman Speaker of New Jersey Assembly Emphasizes Football Ties
Marion West Higgins, elected speaker by the New Jersey Assembly, says she has no daughters and loves football. Her two sons, William and Robert, play football for Navy and Rutgers, respectively, as she prepares to preside over the 60 member body in 1965.
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N.J
Marion West Higgins
New Jersey Assembly
William
U.S. Naval Academy At
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Navy
Robert
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Higgins
West Germany Proposes Wheat Price Cut for Aid Deal
West Germany offered to cut its wheat price from $3.20 to $2.99 a bushel starting July 1967 if the Common Market pays West German farmers 525 million dollars over three years to offset losses. The six nation bloc reaction was cool as talks on standardized grain prices continue.
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Brussels
Belgium
West Germany
Edgar Pisani
France
Common Markets’ Executive Commission
Doctor's Invention for Rupture Trial Offer Declared
In Kansas City Missouri readers are invited to test a new rupture truss with no straps or belts. The trial lasts 30 days and provides a free $3.50 truss regardless of satisfaction. Return the device if not pleased but keep the truss. Apply to Physician's Appliance Co. 8169 Koch Bldg 2906 Main St. kansas city mo.
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Koch Bldg
Main St
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