Weather Summary Charts Widespread Precipitation Across Nation
A national weather outlook shows widespread precipitation with rain from the mid-Atlantic to the lower Mississippi Valley, snow from Maine to eastern Kansas and the Rockies, and mixed precip from southern New England to the mid-Mississippi Valley. Cooler temperatures expected. western areas milder and sunny in the far southwest. Louisiana mostly cloudy and colder. Mississippi showers then colder. Arkansas cloudy and cooler. Surface winds northwest 10 to 20 mph. drying conditions through Saturday with little sun and no significant precipitation.
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mid-Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Maine
Kansas
Rockies
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mid-Mississippi Valley
Plains
Mid- South
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Johnson signals flexibility on NATO nuclear force changes
President Johnson indicated readiness to back broad revisions to U.S. NATO missile plans to win British participation and possibly coax France into future cooperation. He aims to keep the NATO project alive despite Charles de Gaulle's French national nuclear program and spoke at Georgetown University ahead of talks with Prime Minister Wilson. Football coach Woody Hayes started the 1964 season 60 19 6.
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Johnson
U.S
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Georgetown University
Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Viet Nam
Wilson
George W. Ball
London
Paris
Ball
Andrews Air Force Base
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
South
Laos
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Southwestern Louisisiana student named to Who's Who
Kurtz, a Louisiana State University student, is among 34 USL peers named to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges per Southwestern announcement. West Monroe native Robin Green, known as the great white hunter, led a safari with his son Carroll and son-in-law Jim Glass. deer were taken by Green’s companions while Green remained empty handed.
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Down Kurtz
Monroe
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Southwestern
Kurtz
USL
West Monroe
Robin Green
Gilbert Sr
Wilds - Morehouse Parish
Green
Carroll
Dallas
Tex
Jim Glass
Glass
Afro-Asians Push to Break U.N. No-Vote Truce
At the United Nations the African Asian group seeks action on its agenda and African issues, aiming to elect assembly vice presidents and committee chairmen even as a U.S. Soviet dispute over peacekeeping finances looms, potentially blocking record votes.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
World Forum
Assembly
Soviet Union
Crosley Elementary Fifth Graders Tour News Star World
Forty five students from Crosley Elementary West Monroe toured News Star World on Thursday. The two special classes are taught by Vera Jordon and Lucia Barker.
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Crosley Elementary
West Monroe
News- Star—World
Vera Jordon
Lucia Barker
Hegwood Family Holds Reunion in Monroe
Members of the R W Hegwood family gathered Sunday at 512 N McGuire Ave Monroe for their annual reunion. Attendees included Beluah Parker Pulaski Miss Faye Bozzier Jackson Miss Georgia Bounds Mize Miss Allie Huff Mary Keyes Quitman Miss Lena Lawson Mellie Martin Raleigh Miss Martin Hegwood Lyons Miss A L Parker Monroe and many others from Monroe Jackson and Bastrop plus Clarksdale and Shreveport.
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R. W. Hegwood
N. McGuire Ave
Monroe
Beluah Parker
Faye Bozzier
Pulaski
Georgia Bounds
Mize
Allie B. Huff
Mary Keyes
Quitman
Lena Lawson
Mellie Martin
Raleigh
Martin Hegwood
Lyons
Miss
A. L. Parker
James Gibson
Wilma Burkhart
Shreveport
J. R. Hegwood Jr
Gladys Grayson
James A. Bounds
Jackson
Sammie Bounds Mite
Pete Butitta
Judy
Wayne Parker
Doyle Parker
Randall
Murray
Waylon
Joseph Hegwood
Clarksdale
James R. Hegwood Sr
Madeline Lee
Betty Faye
Jimmy Hegwood Sr
Denise Irene
Jimmy Allen
Elizabeth Yvonne
Swartz
Glenn Stokes
Kimberly Kay
Bastrop
First All America Team of 1889 Named
The first All America football team in 1889 includes five players from Princeton, three from Harvard, and three from Yale.
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Princeton
Harvard
Yale
U S Outlook In Viet Nam Remains Grim
SAIGON UPI The outlook for the United States in South Viet Nam remains grim but there are signs of cautious improvement. Reports cite a rising kill ratio favoring the government with 630 Communists killed to 110 soldiers last week, a stronger Huong government, Viet Cong fears of North Vietnam bombing, rumors of negotiations, and a new recruitment push yielding battalions growing from 340 to 400 men.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Ers
North Nam
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Anada Darea Oo Vodka
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William Norris III
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Parkerson, Norris and Joiner
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Samba Sigma Chi
Neville High
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