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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

2

U S Seeks Swiss Banks Use Pact in Tax Crackdown

Informal talks with Switzerland aim to curb secret accounts used by Americans to dodge taxes and market rules. House Banking Committee hearings cited gangsters, casino operators, salesmen, and insiders hiding money. Patman pledges criminalizing dealings with foreign banks evading U S scrutiny and extending supervision to all foreign banks.

Washington Switzerland Justice Department Nixon House Banking Committee U.S Corporation Wright Patman Dtex Patman United States Federal Reserve Board Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission

Decorations Near Season End at Anna Meyer Branch

Roy H. Bledsoe was seen finalizing holiday decor at the Anna Meyer Branch on Jackson Street in Monroe. The sighting came as staff prepared for seasonal displays, photographed by John I. Fogleman.

Roy H. Bledsoe Anna Meyer Jackson Street Monroe John I. Fogleman

Leader In Britain To Fire At Critics

Prime Minister Harold Wilson prepared a fighting counterattack against attacks on his government's handling of Britain's continuing economic crisis. Aides said he had not decided whether to use the House of Commons or a nationwide telecast, with a decision expected this week. Both government and opposition sources rejected coaliton government suggestions.

London Harold Wilson Britain Wilson House ‘of Commons Laborites Edward Health Barbara Castle Daily Mirror Labor Party Bank of England The Mirror

Former Atlantic City power broker dies at 85

En och L. Johnson once ruled Atlantic City politics from the Ritz Carlton. He died at 85 in Atlantic County Convalescent Home after a 1945 prison release for income tax evasion. Johnson, known as Nucky, was famous for his flamboyant style and charity. He is survived by his widow Florence Osbeck.

Atlantic City Enoch L. Johnson Johnson Atlantic County Arthur Lee Florence Osbeck Nucky Damon Runyon al Capone Ritz-Carlton The Ritz Galloway Township Atlantic County Republican Executive Committee GOP New York Evening Journal Atlantic City Vice Ventnor

HDC Receives Heart Plaque for Campaign Success

The Louisiana Heart Association presented a plaque to the Catahoula Parish Home Demonstration Club for exceeding its 1968 Heart Fund Campaign goal in Jonesville.

Jonesville Louisiana Heart Association Catahoula Parish Heart Fund

Lawmakers Seek Capped Interest on Revolving Banks Loans

Representatives P. J. Mills of Shreveport and Harry Hollins of Lake Charles filed a bill in the legislature to regulate loans and advances of credit by banks under revolving loan plans. The proposal sets an interest limit of 1.5 percent per month or 18 percent annually.

News-Star Capital Bureau Baton Rouge P. J. Mills Shreveport Harry Hollins Lake Charles

Rockefeller Will Seek Fourth New York Term

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced plans to run again in 1970 to finish major urban development projects. He cited the Urban Development Corp and Metropolitan Transportation Authority, plus antipollution programs, as reasons to stay in office. He noted possible budget strains and hoped for bloc grants from the Nixon administration.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Urban Development Corp Metropolitan Transportation Authority George Clinton Thomas E. Dewey Herbert H. Lehman National League of Cities New Orleans Nixon

Catahoula Sends 15 Students to USC at NSU

Northwestern State College in Natchitoches reports 15 students from Catahoula Parish enrolled this semester. The list includes Elizabeth Atkins William Atkins James Beckham Ronnie Bradford Charles Champlin John Guinn Charles Knicely Mary McGlothin David Morris Evelyn Riggs Paul Riggs Elnor Scott Ernie Scott Jesse Urias and Olga Urias.

Jonesville Northwestern State College Natchitoches Catahoula Parish Elizabeth Atkins William Atkins James Beckham Ronnie Bradford Charles Champlin John Guinn Charles Knicely Mary McGlothin David Morris Evelyn Riggs Paul Riggs Elnor Scott Ernie Scott Jesse Urias Olga Urias

Judge says Walker violated word on report

U.S. District Court Chief Judge William J. Campbell says Daniel Walker's public release of a report on the Chicago DNC riot may have breached grand jury secrecy. Campbell noted a verbal Oct. 3 agreement to submit to the grand jury before publication and said Walker acted unilaterally. He questioned motivations and linked possible investigations to the timing of the release.

Chicago UPI Daniel Walker William J. Campbell U.S. District Court Campbell Walker National Commission and Violence Grand Jury Atty Ramsay Clark

Nixon taps Rep Melvin Laird for Defense post setting precedent

Washington reports President-elect Nixon will announce Melvin Laird R Wis as head of the Pentagon. Laird, a longtime House Republican appropriations leader, would be the first defense secretary recruited from Capitol Hill. He supports hawkish Vietnam policy and signals closer Congress-Defense relations.

Washington UPS Richard M. Nixon Melvin Laird R-Wis Pentagon Laird Defense Capitol Hill Defense Department Congress Nixon New York Charles E. Wilson General Motors Robert S. McNamara Ford Johnson House Appropriations Committee Armed Services

U.N. Ends Debate On Disarmament

The U.N. General Assembly committee closes its annual disarmament debate and prepares eight resolutions. Topics include U S Soviet top level talks, a treaty banning underground nuclear tests, arms import export registration, and reviving Disarmament Commission meetings with Japan seeking inclusion. France boycotts the Geneva committee.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. General Assembly Brazil United States Soviet Union Johnson Czechoslovakia Nixon U.S Alexei N. Kosygin Defense Robert S. McNamara Geneva Disarmament Committee A ‘Thant United Nations Canada Geneva Committee U.N. Disarmament Commission Soviet Bloc Geneva Japan France

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