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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1972

Page

2

Hightower Sworn In as Fourth District Judge

Lemmie O. Hightower, a Morehouse Parish resident, was sworn in as judge of the Fourth Judicial District Court Division B in Bastrop. Associate Justice Mack E. Barham officiated, praising the new judge and stressing the law's need to evolve with society. The ceremony honored a Morehouse native elevating to the bench for the first time in decades.

News - Star Barham Hightower Bastrop Fourth District Morehouse Parish Dist. Atty Johnny Carl Parkerson West Monroe W. B. Hatten Appeals Court Jesse S. Heard Fourth District Court Robert Farr Solomon Farr James L Dennis Fred Fudickar Monroe Morehouse Parish Fourth Judicial District Lemmie O. Hightower Louisiana Supreme Court Mack

Christmas Hopes Shared by POW Families in North Louisiana

Two area families observe an eighth and sixth Christmas without loved ones held as prisoners of war in North Vietnam. Mrs. Jane Seeber and Mrs. William Dawson say cautious optimism remains despite no peace agreement, with faith in government and updates from Hanoi linked to the Hanoi Letter Drive and MNITA. Both families stay involved with the National League of Families of POWs and MIAs and await news for their husbands Maj. James Gates and Lt. Col. Bruce Seeber.

Col. Seeber William Dawson Mer Rouge Dawson Maj James Gates North Vietnam Maj. Gates Italy National League of Families of Prisoners of War Hanoi Monroe Jaycees

Pair Tell Police Of Being Forced To Guide Robbers

In New Orleans two 20 year old men Steven Treigle and Paul Fra zier told police they were forced by two gunmen to drive them to the homes of friends. At Gene Beard and wife Stephanie the robbers took cash jewelry and property totaling over 700 dollars. They then forced the pair to a second residence Erie Nine where phonograph equipment valued around 500 dollars and other items were stolen. Nine was beaten bound and left in a cedar chest weighted with a television set but later freed himself and escaped.

New Orleans Steven Treigle Paul Frazier Gene Beard Stephanie Erie Nine Nine

Pentagon says Hanoi violates POW rules over camp near targets

The Pentagon accuses North Vietnam of breaching Geneva Conventions by locating a bomb damaged POW camp near likely air raid targets in Hanoi. Radio Hanoi reports injuries among camp residents, unclear if American prisoners are among them, as bombing intensifies in Indochina.

Washington Pentagon Radio Hanoi Hanoi Hilton Jerry W. Friedheim Hanoi White House Friedheim Corrrect U.S. Command Radio

Labor Chief Seeks Cautious Step Back in Building Trade

Charles Anding of the Ironworkers Mid-South District Council told Monroe’s Build ing Trades Council at a Chateau Restaurant Christmas party that organized labor may need to step backward to advance. He cited open shop competition forcing concessions in contracts and urged unions to target open shop contractors, warning of a future with no work if ignored. He noted Louisiana contractors’ Right To Work support may not help unions and said the district office will move from Baton Rouge to Monroe next month.

Charles Anding Ironworkers Mid-South District Council Monroe Building Trades Council Chateau Anding Mid - South Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Baton Rouge Monroe

Santa on Church Roof Sees Ladder Thief

Hamilton Ohio AP report describes Santa Claus and a helper stranded on a church roof after the ladder was stolen while attempting a rooftop arrival for a children's party. A police interrogation followed and Rex Richardson, editor of the Hamilton Journal News Sunday, questioned whether he would continue as Santa. The officer later asked for a toy pistol as a Christmas item.

Santa Hamilton Ohio Santa Claus Hamilton Journal News Rex Richardson Richardson

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