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A collage of crossword clues lists words and definitions across multiple numbered entries including Enervate Texture White vestment Glutton Office Milkfish Make lace Talented Set Communica Furious trans satellite Later Hawaii Rake-off Vanity Copal Fortify Man's nickname Labor union Arikara Only Rubber tree Anglo Saxon king Perry's victory site Maybes World War II group Detergent 23 fit Yellow jacket Hautboy Swan genus AP Newsfeatures 12-12 Barrier Atrocious Kiln Of the throat Loss of memory Bankroll Posters Span of years Cake ingredient Sickly Pinch Rainbow Desert alkali Rubeola Lampoons Buddy Pronominal adjective Proportion Eras Denounces Nothing Silkworm Profound Parson bird Fairy
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de Cologne
Buddy
Profound
Parson Bird
Fairy
Owens Unconventional Play Secures Slam in Bridge Tale
Gary Owens, star of Laugh-In and busy in radio films and ads, shows sharp bridge timing in a slam bid. Vulnerable South dealer, opening diamond queen, Owens overcalled to three spades, North boosted to small slam, and despite a diamond and club misfit, he finds an unusual route to success by winning the diamond ace and cashing a high spade before continuing.
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Gary Owens
Rowan and Martin
Owens
South
Owens Solves Difficult Bridge Hand At Club
On the diamond king a low club was ruffed with a high trump and a bad break appeared. A low spade to dummy's ten let Owens ruff another club with a high trump, establishing the suit. He drew the last trump, led heart, East won ace, but the slam stood as dummy cashed high clubs via a heart entry. Owens, praised for his show business ingenuity, found the luck needed to make the contract.
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Owens
East
Dummy
Absentee Vote Reported Light in Ouachita Parish Election
With hours left for the December 19 Ouachita Parish School Board vote the absentee turnout is very low. As of noon Monday seven absentee ballots had been cast. The deadline is 5 p.m. today for absentee ballots and voting continues 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the courthouse basement. The $14 million bond proposal funds new school buildings and kindergarten facilities per Superintendent J O Lancaster who cites enrollment needs.
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Ouachita Parish
Bill C. Downey
Downey
Supt
J. O. Lancaster
Monroe City Employees Join AFL-CIO Union
Monroe wage earners authorized by the city council to join Monroe City Employees Local 2388 AFL CIO after formal approval. Mayor Ralph Troy said the contract terms are fair and the move will benefit the city. the union plans to raise salaries to at least a $2 minimum for workers in public works sub-departments and related city services.
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Monroe
AFL - Cio
Ralph Troy
Garland Webb
West Monroe
Troy
Luther T
Dick) Harper
Webb
Gerald Hogard
Horace Curry
James Jones
Herman Jackson
Department of Public Works
Monroe Civic Center
Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo
Monroe Police Department
Monroe Fire Department
Harper
Counseling on love and respect in marriage
The writer urges couples to view affection beyond sex, noting Genesis says companionship is essential. Emphasizes that sexual expression must be balanced with emotional and spiritual love within marriage and invites dialogue, forgiveness, and prayer to renew the partnership.
Monroe Council Honors Local Organizations and Football Champions
Monroe Mayor Ralph Troy tabled three resolutions in council to commend the Monroe Chamber of Commerce and Cotton's Ouachita Bakery for co sponsoring the annual Fireworks Display at Forsythe Point on the Ouachita River. Sertoma Club praised for sponsoring the Christmas Parade along Louisville Ave. Neville High School Tigers football team and coach Charlie Brown celebrated after a 6 0 win over Airline High School to claim the AAAA state championship and finish undefeated. The council extended holiday greetings to Monroe citizens.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Cotton
Ouachita Bakery, Inc
Forsythe Point Recreation Park
Ouachita River
City of
Monroe
S. Grand St
William F. Cotton Jr
Maloy Slocum
Monroe Sertoma Club
Louisville Ave
Neville High School Tigers
Charlie Brown
Airline High School of
Shreveport
Prison Sentence Meted Out Here
William R. Teasley 33 of Lafayette received seven years at the Louisiana State Penitentiary for forgery. Judge Fred Fudickar Jr. handed the sentence in Fourth Judicial District Court for a July 18 check forgery worth $40.
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Louisiana State Penitentiary
Lafayette
Fourth Judicial District Court
Fred Fudickar Jr
William R. Teasley
Gospel Singing Slated At Monroe Church
Gordon Avenue Freewill Baptist Church of Monroe will host a gospel sing at 7 30 p m Friday. Lonnie Wages, church director, says featured singers include Campground Singers Sims Quartet and local church quartets and trios.
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Gordon Avenue
Freewill Baptist Church of
Monroe
Lonnie Wages
Campground
Sims
Wall Announces Centrex Telephone for Baton Rouge Duties
Rep. Shady Wall says rising workload in 1975 keeps him in Baton Rouge five days a week. He installs a Centrex line in his West Monroe office at 1001 Trenton St to stay in touch with constituents and avoid long distance calls.
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Shady Wall
Baton Rouge
West Monroe
Wall
Trenton St
Alimony Film Set at Warner Brothers with Herbert Ross
Woody Allen to film his new comedy Alimony at Warner Brothers with director Herbert Ross aboard. The project signals a major screen partnership and a high profile production in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
UPI
Woody Allen
Warner Brothers
Herbert Ross
State High Court Affirms Murder Convictions
New Orleans AP The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld the murder convictions of Roosevelt Kaufman and Tiley Dotch of Baton Rouge for the 1970 killings of service station attendants John L. House and Jessie Guthrie during a holdup. The death sentences were changed to life imprisonment to conform a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The appeal challenged juror selection, juror instructions, a state witness's competency, and joint trials.
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State High Court
New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Roosevelt Kaufman
Tiley Dotch
Baton Rouge
John L. House
Jessie Guthrie
U.S. Supreme Court
Woman Provides Information to NTSB Spokesman
The National Transportation Safety Board reported that an unidentified woman provided information in the case, according to a spokesman.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Shreveport Man Fined in Monroe City Court
Monday a Shreveport motorist was fined 400 dollars or 85 days in jail for driving under the influence. Judge Elvis C. Stont presided. Fined was Kermit A. Gaar of 911 Monrovia Street Monroe. A DWI charge against Larry J. Martin of 810144 Ouachita Avenue Monroe was nolle pressed.
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Monroe
Shreveport
Elvis C. Stont
Kermit A. Gaar
Monrovia St
Larry J. Martin
Ouachita Ave
Nolle
Sailplane Flights Set Longest Nonstop Range Record
Sailplanes completed nonstop journeys reaching as far as 875 miles, marking a notable increase in endurance for glider flight. The flights demonstrated improved cross country capability and efficiency in high altitude conditions.
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AP Newsfeatures
Queen of Diamonds
North
West
Declarer
AKQII
Zoos Se
Aces
P. O
Dallas
Texas
N.A
Billy Graham
Bea Bagwell
Sylvia Perkins
Margie Foreman
Pine St
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Cook Book News-Star—World Pub. Corp
Teaneck, N.J
The
Council
Twin Cities
Municipal Department of Public Works
J. P. Kelly
Centrex
West Monroe Firestone
Speed
McGraw-Edison Company
Trenton Street
Zeagler
News-Star—World Pub, Corp
Monroe News-Stor— World
P.O.B
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
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