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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
5
Light snow and snow flurries are expected in the Lakes region and the upper Mississippi Valley tonight. Showers are forecast in the north Pacific states. Colder air moves from New England to the Carolinas and into the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys.
Dense fog over Louisiana early morning with clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Mild afternoons and cool nights expected across Northeast Louisiana Delta area Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi with highs 60s to 70s and lows 34 to 46. Rain unlikely through Wednesday and drying conditions good.
The Quachita Parish Police Jury meets at 7 p m for a light agenda. Items include bids on the 1967 fiscal agency agreement and renewals of beer and whiskey licenses. No plans to discuss the Fifth District sales tax bill were disclosed.
Three area soldiers, Pvt. Claudis Miley Pvt. David Michael Landrum and Pvt. Gerald Purdy, will be home until Jan 2 1967 after enlisting Nov 10 and stationed at Fort Polk. Also note a corrected cub scouts misname Mike Foster not Mike Fuller with holiday wishes.
The second birthday of Mark Flemming son of the Rev and Mrs Jer ry Flemming of Pollock was celebrated with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Hawkins at 1008 East First Street Monroe. Neighbors say the grandparents appeared to enjoy the day most.
Home on leave with his mother Mrs Ola Mae Manning of Swartz, sea man Terry Manning will return December 28 to Naval Air Station Saufley Field Pensacola Florida. He has spent leave recovering from pneumonia at St Francis Hospital. He plans to resume basic electricity electronics school in San Diego and then transfer to Treasure Island California. A separate London piece notes about 400 youths staged a peaceful anti Vietnam protest from Hyde Park to the U S Embassy in Grosvenor Square delivering a protest letter.
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