Session On Crime Claims Confusing TRENTON NJ
In Trenton New Jersey the disclosure of state legislators allegedly comfortable with organized crime remains murky after a Monday series of meetings. A joint judiciary session adjourned as debate over Brennan testimony moved public versus executive sessions. Governor Hughes urged caution seeking court action and the newly signed statewide grand jury bill to probe cross county crime.
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Trenton NJ
Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committees
William Brennan III
Senate
Frank X. McDermott
R-Union
Brennan
Judiciary Committee
McDermott
U.S. Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Richard J. Hughes
Arthur J. Sills
Hughes
Man Sentenced In City Court in Monroe
Judge William L. Crowe presided in Monroe City Court. James F. Franklin of Monroe was remanded for sentencing after being found guilty of resisting arrest and theft tied to a gun theft. Patrolman J. G. Bailey was accidentally shot during the arrest by another officer. Additional defendants faced fines and short jail terms for accidents, weapons, theft, disturbing the peace, DWI, and negligent driving across several Monroe addresses.
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William L. Crowe
Monroe
James Ff. Franklin
E. Carlton St
Franklin
J. G. Bailey
James B. Moore
Frazier
Arthur Watson
Sun Valley
Shreveport
Donald Ray McTheeney
Rt. 1
Douglas Lynn Williamson
Oaklawn Dr
West Monroe
Jimmy D. Russell
Lazarre St
James R. Page
Box 182
Daniel C. Bass
Sherrouse Hall
Nlsc
Frank C. Breese Jr
Forsythe
John C. Castle
S. 9Th St
Magnolia Hicks
Railroad Ave
Clyde G. Staple
New Natchitoches
Fred C Dixon
P.O. Box
Oak Grove
William H. Chambliss
Loop Rd
Garnette P. Chaplin
Blanche Ave
Bastrop
Shirley H
Jeffery Lynn Scott
Rt. 3
Box 220
Swartz
T. C. Wilhite
Benjamin St
Charles Ray Baker
12Th St
Lois Lundy Stevens
Texas Ave
Lannie Bryant Dortch Sr
Eby St
Patricia Ann Moses
Lionel
Masons Install At Winnsboro
Winnsboro Lodge 246 F and AM installs Ray Coughran as worshipful master with a full slate of officers led by deputy grand master Dr. T Scott Strickland assisted by F P Cobb. The ceremony included senior and junior wardens, secretary, treasurer, and other line officers from the lodge.
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Winnsboro
Ray Coughran
Winnsboro Lodge
F & AM
J. C. Slade
J. N Steven
J. H. Walters
Bobby Joe Chapman
Fraim Davis
Jodie Ellerman
Donnie L. Ellerman
Danny H. Magee
R. F. Polk
Charles Sharp
Curtis Smith
Petty Defends Passman In Lock Dam Dispute
R Fred Petty of Monroe defending Rep Otto E Passman amid criticism by State Rep David I Patten over funding for the Jonesville Lock and Dam project. Petty cites federal policy and budget timing as the cause of a temporary work stoppage and notes Passman has secured substantial district funds.
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Otto E. Passman
U. S. Fifth Congressional District
David I. Patten
Jonesville
Black River Lock and Dam
R. Fred Petty
Monroe
Tensas Basin
Ouachita River
Petty
Tensas Basin Levee
Jonesville Lock & Dam
Jonesville Lock and Dam
Congress
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Passman
Louisiana
Lafourche Canal
Boeuf River
Freeda Mickel Receives Special Service Plaque
Freeda Mickel received a Special Service plaque at the Monroe West Monroe Board of Realtors annual Christmas luncheon. Frances Albright, membership chairman, presented the award. Mickel is a past state president of the Women’s Council.
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Freeda Mickel
Monroe - West Monroe
Theologians Seek Vatican Reforms
About 40 leading theologians from several countries urge Pope Paul VI to reform the Vatican Curia. They call for 6 changes, including 75 year age limits for cardinals, expert consults, and fair proceedings to protect scholarly freedom while preserving church teaching.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Vatican
Paul VI
Vatican Curia
Neue Zuercher Zeitung
Nijmegen
Holland
Concilium
International Review of Theology
Eduard Schillebeeck
Hans Kueng
Karl Rahner
West Germany
M.D. Chenu
Yves Congar
Paris
John McKenzie
Ronald Murphy
United States
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Schillebeeckx
Two More State War Casualties
The Defense Department said two Louisiana servicemen were killed in Vietnam. Navy Engineman 2 C Thomas C Eldridge of New Iberia died in action, son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard M Eldridge. Marine Lance Cpl William B Hays of Baton Rouge was reclassified from missing to dead, son of Mrs Vera V Hays.
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Washington
Defense Department
Louisiana
Vietnam
Navy
Thomas C. Eldridge
New Iberia
Millard M. Eldridge
Lance Cpl
William B. Hays
Baton Rouge
Vera V. Hays
Melanie St
Orleans Council Approves Food Stamp Plan for 25 000 Families
New Orleans City Council approves an agreement with the Welfare Department to begin a food stamp program on February 4. About 25 000 needy families will be able to buy $6.5 million in stamps at half price during the first year. Administrative costs total 50 000 with Community Action Inc. providing 58 000 and issuing stamps, the state contributing about 100 000.
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New Orleans
State Welfare Department
Eugene J. Senat
Federal Department of Agriculture
Total Community Action Inc
Federal Anti-Poverty Agency
James N. Pezant
Council
Senate
Jackson B. Davis
Shreveport
Senate Finance Committee
Davis
U.N. Group Pushes Immediate U.S.-Soviet Talks on Nuclear Limits
United Nations General Assembly committee backs urgent negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union on limiting nuclear delivery systems. Other actions include reviving the Disarmament Commission in 1970, creating a experts group on nuclear tech contributions to developing nations, and endorsing nuclear free zones. The U.S. and USSR had agreed to talks last July and President Johnson may favor a summit before leaving office. USSR shows Pueblo film at Korean debate, date uncertain.
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United Nations, N.Y
General Assembly
U.N
Pakistan
United States
Russia
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
U.S
South Korea
Korea
Jacob Malik
North Korea
Pueblo
Malik
Kay Francis Leaves Estate to Seeing Eye for the Blind
Actress Kay Francis willed most of her more than 1 million dollar estate to Seeing Eye Inc of Morristown New Jersey which trains guide dogs for the blind. She also left 18350 dollars to 12 individuals in a will dated March 1967 filed for probate in Surrogate Court. She died August 26 at age 63.
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New York
Kay Francis
Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
N.J
Miss Francis
Branton and Brown Dropped From Study Panel
Louisiana Senate removes Branton of Shangaloo and Brown of Monroe from the Governmental Management and Efficiency Study Committee amid governor opposition. Rep. Mills may join the panel. hearing set in House Judiciary B. Also, Senate narrowly defeats sending a highway funding reform resolution to committee and kills a bill on wholesale sales taxes.
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News-Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
Pavey Branton
Shangaloo
John McKeithen
Senate
Branton
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
William D. Brown
House
Adcock
Brown
McKeithen
Jules Mollere
Metairie
House Judiciary
Senate Judiciary
Area Operetta The Log Doll At Jonesville School
The Log Doll a Christmas operetta will be presented by first grade pupils of Jonesville Elementary School at 7 30 p m today and 8 15 p m Wednesday in the cafetorium of the school.
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Jonesville
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