Omaha Mayor Indicted in Bribe Scheme Probe
A grand jury indicted Omaha Mayor James Dworak and two city council members along with two others on bribe charges connected to a million dollar housing project. Chicago investor Coleman, son in law of Esther Lederer, alleges payoffs and a campaign contribution in exchange for rezoning action.
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Chicago
James Dworak
John B. Coleman
Ann Landers
Esther Lederer
Coleman
Omaha World-Herald
The
World-Herald
Omaha
West Omaha
Chicago Daily News
Dvorak
Ernest A. Adams
Stephen T. Novak
C. R
Barney) Buttner
Ronald J. Abboud
Buttner
Planning Board
Goodfellows Drive Donations Rise Amid Needs
Goodfellows contributions rose but about $2,500 remains to reach the $6,000 target. To date $5,693.50 has been received as letters beg for help for underprivileged families in the Twin Cities.
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Goodfellows
Jack Hesketh
Two Babies Die In Louisiana House Fire
In NatALBany Louisiana a blaze destroyed a small three room house killing eight month old Vickie McDonald and her eighteen month old brother James. The children were the McDonalds’ only offspring and their mother on the rear porch attempted a rescue but was driven back by smoke and flames.
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Natalbany
Hammond
Vickie McDonald
James
Milton McDonald McDonald
Moon brightness matches hundred candlepower lamp
Britannica states the moon’s total brightness is about equal to a 100 candlepower lamp seen from 66 feet, illustrating its luminous intensity in simple terms.
Those Who Give To Goodfellows Donations List
A historical listing shows multiple individuals and groups contributing to the Goodfellows fund, including amounts in memory of relatives such as Ross Co. Neill Sr. and John H. Martin, plus organizational gifts from Rotary Club of Monroe and Standard Parts Co. totaling 3,693.50. The note corrects a previous entry misnaming memorial recipients.
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Ross Co. Neill Sr
Shreveport
R. W. Major
Marshal Munholland
Peggy Corry
HBC
Wayne Huckaby
Puddy
Ken Harris
Lucy Keller
Steve Breard
Oscar Woolley
Rotary Club
Monroe
J. E. Middleton
R. L. Wood
Zoe E. Baber
George M. Baber Jr
Gaylon Lambert
Sid Wrightsman
H. A. Hall
J. L. Warren
Ronnie Warren Ponder
Sandra Kay Ponder
PAR Clarifies Stand After Costs Dispute
Baton Rouge AP PAR seeks to clarify its position after Gov McKeithen accused it of changing its stance on oil bonus revenues in the state budget PAR says non recurring revenues should not fund recurring costs and notes bonuses have been treated as recurring over 22 years. PAR explains that erratic bonus amounts are the key issue and cites a $15 million presumed bonus in next year’s outlook.
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PAR
Louisiana
McKeithen
Nurse Lifts Bright Mute To Useful Life
The 51 year old Joseph del Signore, once blind deaf mute, leaves decades of isolation for a first job making maps at Cambridge Industries for the Blind. His progress came after patient work by nurse Rachel Sagannov at Boston State Hospital starting in 1958, teaching him basic life skills and recognition.
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Boston
Joseph del Signore
Signore
Cambridge Industries
Boston State Hospital
Rachel Sagannov
NATO dwarfs nuclear rift. study planned in Paris
NATO ministers failed to resolve divisions on sharing nuclear capabilities between the United States and France. They agreed to continue discussions while maintaining close contact, noting ongoing talks on a mixed manned surface fleet concept and broader alliance nuclear partnership issues.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NATO
Twin City Chit Chat
Mr and Mrs R A Sam mons of 164 Malvern Monroe welcomed a daughter Kimberly Rene born Tuesday at St Francis Hospital, five minutes after two year old brother Michael Emery. Grandparents: Johnny Hamberlin Colfax and Jack Oneal Monroe. Mrs Oneal works in Monroe police department.
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R. A. Sammons
Malvern
Monroe
Kimberly Rene
St. Francis Hospital
Michael Emery
Johnny Hamberlin
Colfax
Jack Oneal
Oneal
Soviet Union Calls Congo Rescue a Monstrous Crime
At the United Nations the Soviet Union denounced the U S Belgian Congo rescue in Stanleyville as aggression and a threat to world peace. Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko linked it to colonial acts and blamed Moise Tshombe’s puppet regime for hostility while ordering Tshombe’s envoy out of Moscow.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.S
Congo
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N. Security Council
Stanleyville
Fedorenko
Tanzania
Oscar Kambona
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Moscow
Abuse Of Santas Depletes Force
In Dallas Texas Henry J McCluskey of the Texas Employment Commission says there are not enough Santa Clauses this year due to disgruntled children kicking Santas for past requests He notes job spots at department stores and shopping centers are scarce with five or six fill ins though 15 or 20 were hoped for Some applicants refuse the work this year.
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Dallas, Tex
Henry J. McCluskey
Texas Employment Commission
Santa Claus
McCone Seen Resigning CIA Post Amid Johnson Cabinet Shakeup
Indications mount that John A. McCone will resign as CIA director, fueling White House speculation on cabinet turnover. Rumors point to Cyrus Vance as a possible successor, as President Johnson plans further reshuffles including Hodges’ replacement and Dillon’s anticipated exit.
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Hint McCone
CIA
Washington
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Luther H. Hodges
John T. Connor
New Jersey
American Electric Power Service Corp
New York
Extreme Montana Cold Hits Regions Across the U S
A polar air mass covered two thirds of the United States with subzero readings. In Montana lows reached 23 to 51 below, while Browning faced water loss after a main break and Cody Wyo had 5 000 residents at risk without heat. The Weather Bureau warned the cold spell would spread south and east, turning six Montana counties into disaster areas under Gov. Babcock’s designation.
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United States
Texas
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Browning, Mont
Cody
Wyo
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Texas Panhandle
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
Towa
Kansas City
Concordia
Kan
Caspar
Wvyo
Creede
Colo
Bloomington
Ill
Tennessee
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Tim Babcock
Powder River
Carter
Fallon
Prairie
Rosebud
Custer
Teen complains of heartbreak ruining evening
A Chuckle Teen has his evening ruined as he vents about a broken heart and a damaged life caused by someone who also spoiled the night. The quip captures teen angst and the social sting of romance gone sour.
Notre Dame Wins Court Injunction Over Film Goldfarb
New York AP Notre Dame obtained a temporary injunction in State Supreme Court blocking the film Ohn Goldfarb Please Come Here and related novel publication. Justice Greenberg called the project ugly vulgar and tawdry and said it improperly exploited the university and its football fame.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Supreme Court
Henry Clay Greenberg
University
Greenberg
William Peter Blatty
University of Notre Dame
20Th Century Fox
Goldfarb
Theodore Hesburgh
Cold Front Brings Freeze Alert To Northeast Louisiana
Forecast warns temperatures in the low to mid 20s across northeast Louisiana tonight with 15 to 25 mph winds and drizzle. Rain ends before the freeze while a cold front moves in prompting stockmen to protect cattle and outdoor interests. Friday expected mostly cloudy and cold with highs in the 30s. The Wednesday Monroe high was 70 with a 59 overnight low.
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Mercury
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Monroe
Late model 14 inch Tappan 945 range for sale
Late model 14 in Tappan 945 range in good condition advertised with FA 50222. Local pickup available. verification of model and serial details suggested.
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