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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
5
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Snow is expected from the lower Lakes into New England and in the northern Rockies tonight. Rain is likely in the Pacific Northwest and from the western Gulf coast into the Ohio valley. Warmer from the Lakes to the Gulf Coast, but colder in the north Atlantic area and the southern Plains.
Cloudy with rising temperatures through Friday across Louisiana and the Delta. Occasional rain tonight and Friday with 40 percent in the Delta and 50-70 percent area coverage mid south expect one quarter to one half inch. Highs in 50s today and upper 40s to lower 50s tonight, lows upper 40s to near 50. Mild Saturday with small rain chances and dew points in the 30s rising slightly.
New York Congressman Rep. Joseph V. Resnick says Negroes in Mississippi faced biased balloting for federal farm program positions. He urged the Agriculture Department to relocate Mississippi officials. Resnick, on a Civil Rights era trip, cites hostility from white leaders and notes no state official meetings. The claim ties to county ASCS committee elections in four of Mississippi's 82 counties.
Flood stage updates show rises and falls at multiple river stations including St Louis, Memphis, Helena, Ark City, Natchez, Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Atchafalaya. Notable moves include rises at St Louis and Baton Rouge and falls at Helena and New Orleans with marginal changes at several sites.
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia pressures Britain to crack down on Rhodesia across Zambia’s southern border. At the Addis Ababa OAU meeting, African leaders urge stronger action against Ian Smith’s white regime. Kaunda, a moderate nationalist, faces global scrutiny over neocolonialism accusations.
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