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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1964

Page

6

Israel Premier Resigns as New Government Sought

Israel faced a leadership shift after Prime Minister Levi Eshkol quit amid the Lavon affair crisis. The Mapai party split over a new inquiry while Eshkol, 69, remained caretaker prime minister with Ben-Gurion opposing reopening.

Israel Jerusalem Levi Eshkol Eshkol Mapai David Ben-Gurion Lavon Pinchas Lavon Cairo Ben-Gurion Mapai Party

Christmas Tree Safety Hints Outlined By Fire Official

C F Flacy head of the Monroe fire prevention bureau urges Christmas tree safety to prevent fires. Keep trees moist with water and sugar in a deep pan, use water reservoirs in tree stands, avoid candles, and do not place electric lights on aluminum trees to prevent shocks.

C. F. Flacy Fire Prevention Bureau Monroe Flacy

Calhoun Masons Elect Officers

Calhoun Masonic Lodge recently elected new officers. The roster includes L. W. Coon as worshipful master W. B. White head senior warden B. R. Coker junior warden Cleo Murray treasurer F. M. Chambliss secretary E. V. Kinsley chaplain M. D. Powell senior deacon J. C. Taylor junior deacon H. A. Wales marshal Jerry Saxon senior steward M. M Gatson junior steward H. W Brown master of ceremonies Jerry Lowler tyler.

Calhoun Masonic Lodge L. W. Coon W. B. White B. R. Coker Cleo Murray F. M. Chambliss E. V. Kinsley M.D. Powell J. C. Taylor H. A. Wales Jerry Saxon M. M Gatson H. W Brown Jerry Lowler Tyler

Space Agency Plans Gemini Shot January 5

Cape Kennedy officials will attempt an unmanned Project Gemini suborbital launch on January 5 after a previous scrub due to engine defects. The capsule will test propulsion and heat shields in a suborbital flight, with a later manned mission possible in April aboard a Titan 2 booster piloted by Virgil I. Grissom and John Young.

Cape Kennedy Fla Space Agency Virgil I. Grissom John Young

Day In Court For Berkeley Students Delayed

More than 750 demonstrators arrested during the UC sit in will not face pleas until after the holidays. January 5 marks the new plea date for most, with 30 to begin entering pleas earlier. Bench warrants will target the remaining 30 for lack of continuance requests.

Berkeley Calif University of California Ruppert Crittenden Katherine A Towle Wheeler

Wife Of Judge Won't Quit New York's Political Arena

Charlotte N. Spiegel, wife of Civil Court Judge Samuel A. Spiegel, rejects bar pressure to quit politics. As head of the New York County Democratic Committee and former Tammany Hall figure, she says public opinion opposes the bar association. The ethics panel urged the judge to persuade her to withdraw or resign.

NEW York Manhattan New York City Bar Association Charlotte N. Spiegel New York County Democratic Committee Tammany Hall Bar Association City Bar Group Samuel A. Spiegel

Battle To Death Poor Judgment On Pierre's Part

In Chicago King the dog killed Pierre a poodle owned by Marvin Sochat a hair stylist who sued Milton Dakoff for 600 dollars The defense argues Pierre provoked the attack and that Dakoffs dog acted without liability The attorney Ira Schultz states Pierre engaged in a quarrel and displayed poor judgment without legal fault by Dakoff.

Pierre Chicago King Marvin Sochat Milton Dakoff Dakoff Sochat Ira Schultz

Youths Charged With Theft After Cathedral Safe Heist

Two 19 year old youths were arrested and charged with grand theft after attempting to steal a 400 pound safe from Holy Name Cathedral during 6 AM Mass in Chicago. Police say the incident occurred Monday as worshipers gathered for the service.

Chicago UPI Holy Name Cathedral

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