Debre Opens Debate on De Gaulle Algeria Policy
In Paris Premier Debre opened a tense debate in the National Assembly on President De Gaulle’s Algerian policy. He affirmed readiness for peace and self determination but rejected rebel movements, noting a referendum to secure Algerian and French agreement. Police girded the chamber as rightist hecklers disrupted debates.
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Paris
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Algeria
France
Debre
Wooley Funeral Service Slated Wednesday A.M
Final rites for Mrs. W. L. Wooley of Monroe were to be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mulhearn Chapel with Dr. George Pomeroy officiating. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. The 45 year old nurse died after a several week illness in a local hospital. She had lived in Monroe since 1948 and was a member of the First Methodist Church and the American Nursing Association. Survived by her husband W. L. Wooley a daughter Julie Peden her father I. S. Smith and sister Mrs. F. L. Grounds. Pallbearers named G. B. Wimbish Edwin Peden Dr Carroll Summer Max L. Riley J. D. Jones and Richard F. Cox.
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W. L. Wooley
Monroe
Mulhearn Chapel
George Pomeroy
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mulhearn
Wooley
Ouachita Parish
Julie Peden
I. S. Smith
Deepwater
F. L. Grounds
G. B. Wimbish
Edwin Peden
Carroll Summer
Max L. Riley
J. D. Jones
Richard F. Cox
Keep Vehicles Locked Shoppers Warned by Police
Monroe police urge holiday shoppers to lock cars in business areas during the Christmas rush. Chief James C. Kelly Jr. notes theft from unlocked vehicles rises with crowds and unattended packages. Extra officers in plain clothes and uniforms will patrol, but the best defense is locked cars and hidden packages.
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Monroe
James C. Kelly, Jr
Kelly
Oil Leases In Three Parishes Sold Yesterday
Oil leases in Ouachita Morehouse and Union parishes were sold yesterday in three transactions with a total value of 85 725. D J Simmons connected with W C Feazel of Shreveport and West Monroe purchased the leases. The Farrell heirs sold their interests in Farrell and Company assets for 67 500. Continental Emsco Co a division of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co recorded 16 875 in leases and assets while Edwin W Hodge and colleagues of Lincoln parish sold a third holding valued at 1 350.
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Northeast
Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Morehouse
Union Parishes
D. J. Simmons
W. C. Feazel
Shreveport
West Monroe
Thelma Brooks Farrell
John Alden Farrell
Virginia Jane Farrell King
J. E. Farrell
Farrell and Company of
Continental Emsco Co
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Edwin W. Hodge
Lincoln Parish
Cuban diplomat accused of death threat in Washington
Cuban diplomat Quintin Pino Machado allegedly threatened Felix Enrique Hurtado with death over a refusal to return to Havana. Hurtado says Pino assaulted him and warned he would kill both him and his brother. Other Cuban diplomats reportedly refused to return and left service.
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Washington
Quintin Pino Machado
Havana
Fidel Castro
Felix Enrique Hurtado
Pino
The
Organization of American States
Cuba
Hurtado
Manuel Mencia
Auroalio Giroud
No Callers Yet For Upper Teeth
ROME Ga AP Dont be too quick to claim the upper teeth Annie Ruth Moore found Harold Morris her brother in law who lives upstairs heard someone prowling the other night grabbed his gun and ran into the back yard The prowler escaped though he tripped over some washtubs The next day Mrs Moore found the uppers by an overturned tub.
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Rome
Annie Ruth Moore
Water Shortage Could Hit US In 15 Years
Washington AP reports a Department of Interior scientist, Dr. A L Miller, warns that without new sea water desalination methods the United States could face widespread water shortages within about 15 years. He notes demand at 312 billion gallons daily from a 515 billion gallon supply and warns population growth and tech needs will intensify the problem.
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Washington
United States
Department of Interior
A. L. Miller
Miller
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Negro Leaders Call Summit Meeting At Dillard University
A Negro organization urged a weekend summit of Negro leaders at Dillard University in New Orleans. The event, planned for Saturday and Sunday, drew an invite list including the New Orleans NAACP chairman and attorney and other prominent figures in Negro equality efforts.
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New Orleans
UPI
Dillard (Negro) University
NAACP
Frontiers of America Organizes Ship Standoff Rally
The Frontiers of America group based in Philadelphia launched a campaign during the social revolution period, organizing a ship-related rally to protest or promote its cause.
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Frontiers of America Organization
Philadelphia
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Jeanne Burbank
Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Miss Burbank
Louisiana Safety Association
Wooley Funeral Service
Shane Company
Savannah
Gia
Tetterine
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Sylvia Perez de Beltran
Mary’s Flower Shop
Valace
Giddup
Sterlington Bank
Faberge
Charmer
Travel
Aloe
Thrift Shop
Oua
Chita Bank
NCU
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