New Year Holiday Sees No Deaths In Area Traffic
Minor injuries from traffic incidents reported across the region during the New Year weekend, with no fatalities so far. A three car crash at Sterling on Highways 2 and 553 around 11 am Sunday left four people with minor injuries, including Cynthia Cupit and Alice Handley.
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Sterlington
Cynthia Cupit
Box
Alice S. Handley
South Third Street
Monroe
Marion D. Hadley
South Tird Street
Johnny Johnson
Louisiana State Lire
Bobbie L. Cupit
Sterlngton
Louisiana 2
Hadley
Woodrow W. Harp
Sterlington Harper
Supit
Lynte Street
West Re
Parnell
Tarrance
Jackson_she
Ada Marionneaux Rites Held At St Marys Winnsboro
Funeral services for Ada Voigt Marionneaux 82 of Winnsboro were set for 10 am at St Marys Catholic Church with Father John Mulkeen presiding. She died Saturday after a long illness at a local nursing home and is mother of WoFE Marionneaux and wife of Ralph Marionneaux of Monroe. Burial followed at New Winnsboro Cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home guidance. Rosary was Sunday service. Survivors include son Alvin of Port Arthur, daughters Enid Frazier of Shreveport and Hazel Metzger of Miami Beach, 11 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed as John Barkley Knight Jr, Joe Alpe, Edgar Lowry, Robert Barrey, and John W Tarver.
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Winnsboro
Ada Voigt Marionneaux
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Mulkeen
Marionneaux
Wofe Marionneaux
Ralph R. Marionneaux
Monroe
Mulhearn
Plaquemine
St. Mary's Church
Alvin L. Marionneaux
Port Arthur
Tex
Enid Frazier
Shreveport
Hazel Metzger
Miami Beach
John Barkley Knight Jr
Joe Alpe
Edgar Lowry
Robert Barrey
John W. Tarver
Edwards Funeral Services Held At 2 PM Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Thelma Thomas Edwards 58 of Monroe were set for 2 PM in Mulhearn Funeral Home chapel Christian Science rites followed by burial in Union Parish Cemetery She died Sunday morning at her home and had lived in Monroe 82 years Survived by husband M L Edwards two sons Thelma Edwards and John Edwards both of Monroe one daughter Miss Thelma Louise Edwards two sisters Mrs Enice Dean Monroe and Mrs Jorine Cartlidge Eastland Texas
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Edwards
Union Parish
Shead
Monroe
Christian Science Church
M. Edwards
Aroug. Edwards
John .Edwards
Thelma Louise Edwards
Enice Dean
Jorine Cartlidge
Eastland
Texas
Cardinal Visits American Troops in Northern Pakistan
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York began holding visits Sunday to American servicemen stationed in northern Pakistan. Spellman has toured U S bases overseas on his annual Christmas mission after trips to Alaska Japan the Philippines Vietnam Okinawa and Formosa.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archishop
New York
Akistan
Alaska
Japan
Philippines
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Formosa
U.S
Drennan To Stay In Sterlington
Charles G. Drennan, a pharmacist, will remain on the Sterlington Town Council and Ward 1 of the Ouachita Parish School Board. He declined offers in Jackson and Monroe and will continue serving while people want him to stay. He and Supt. Ward plan to travel to Chicago Tuesday to sell $2 million in school bonds.
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Charles G. Drennan
Sterlington
Ouachita Parish
Jackson, Miss
Monroe
Ouacchita Parish
Drennan
Supt
Chicago
Tough Native Troops Harass Viet Nam Red
Montagnard highland tribes in South Viet Nam, armed and relocated to fortified hamlets, bolster Saigon forces against the Viet Cong. Reds target these communities, looting, drafting, and even burying resisters. Route 14 activity rises as stockades spread through two thirds of the highland territory, widening tension with lowlanders.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
S. Guidance
Red
Malaya
South
North
Highlands
Bus Sinks in Iraqi River Killing 38 in Crash
A Baghdad bus plunged into the Euphrates River, killing 38 people as it crossed a bridge. The vehicle carried 77 students and teachers. among the dead were 22 girls, 8 teachers, and the headmistress.
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Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Euirrates
Tiday
Kennedy Writes Look Bet on Free World Future
President Kennedy argues in Look that the Communist bet on world conquest is failed and that the future lies in a world community of independent nations with diverse systems. He warns against complacency and urges vigilance and effort to uphold democratic ideals while contrasting Eastern Europe with Western Europe and the Common Market.
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New York
Kennedy
Look Magazine
Europe
Electric Utility Industry Faces Growth in 1962 Records
In 1962 the electric utility industry continued its growth with output projected at 459.4 billion kilowatt hours, up 99.6 from 1961. Generating capacity reserves reached 407 million kilowatts, and investment climbed to about $5 billion with 12 percent of U.S. business investment. Nuclear plans emerged with Consolidated Edison proposing a $175 million plant in New York City.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Standard & Poor
Tugboat Gwendolyn Steers Missing With 16 Aboard
A 100 foot tugboat the Gwendolyn Steers with 16 men aboard disappeared after radioing pumps and taking on water two miles west of Eatons Neck Long Island. Coast Guard planes and a New London cutter searched amid 75 knot winds and 10 to 15 foot seas, but no trace was found. Lifeboat sighting reports could not confirm the vessel’s fate.
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New York
Gwendolyn Steers
Coast Guard
Steers Sand and Gravel Co
Huntington
Eatons Neck
Long Island
New London
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Gwendolyn
Northport
Final Rites For Cauthron Child
Graveside services for Linda Nell Cauthron six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs F Cauthron of Highland Texas were set for 2 pm today at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev W T Hemphill officiating. The Hartford died Friday in a Houston hospital after an extended illness. Burial under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home direction. Surviving are her parents two sisters Radona Marie and Sammye Leann Cauthron both of Highland and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Cauthron of Clayton La.
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Linda Nell Cauthron
8. F. Cautheron
Highland
Texas
Memorial Park Cemetery
W. T. Hemphill
Houston
Cauthrons
West Monroe
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Radona Marie
Sammye Leann Cauthron
Highland, Texas
Tom Cauthron
Clayton. la
Bar owners brace for wind to keep TV signal clear
Bayonne New Jersey fans gathered at a local bar as four brothers Samuel Joseph Anthony and Carmen Maita rotated on the roof to steady a 30 foot television antenna in strong gusts. The high winds disrupted the national football league championship broadcast from a Philadelphia station keeping patrons anxious for the outcome.
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Bayonne
N.J
UPI
Joseph
Samuel
Anthony
Carmen Maita
Philadelphia
Van Allen attacks JFKs science group at AAAS
Dr James Van Allen critical of the President's Science Advisory Committee at the AAAS meeting saying the panel relied too heavily on Telstar data and ignored Injuns satellite evidence He called the committee hasty and government dominated while Space Agency officials announce Mars robot expeditions for 1966 and a 1970 Apollo astronauts radiation exposure limits plan.
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Philadelphia
James van Allen
David Beckler
Space Agency
United States
Mars
van Allen
Science Advisory Committee
Johnston Island
Pacific
State University of Iowa
Telstar
Jerone B. Weisner
James W. Warwick
Boulder, Colo
31 Hour Talkathon Proves Failure
Yonkers residents aged 14 to 65 talked for 91 hours to block a plan by the City Council Democrats to redistrict election wards. The long session failed to stop the council from pursuing the partisan redraw.
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Yonkers. N.Y
Yonkers
Real Estate Transfers and a Chicago style council filibuster
A long list of real estate transfers records several sales in Ouachita Parish including a Farmerville Bank sale to Owl Creek Realty Co and multiple subdivison transactions with prices ranging from 459 to 12500. A political filibuster incident is noted where Democrats blocked a council plan by a 31 hour session, leading to a 7 6 vote to end it and adoption of a redistricting plan favoring Democrats for next November’s election.
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Guachita Parish
Farmerville Bank
Owl Creek Realty Co, Inc
Gossett
Pearl Kingston Russ
Hettie Moore
John Ralph Morgan
Ruth Clark LaGrange
Oak Park
Clifford J. Calloway
J L. Osborn
J. T Vinson
Fortheast
Township 14
Eugene William Biegenwald
J Paul Hewitt
Breard Place
Larry H. Mamilton
Continental Insurance Co
Carter
West Monroe
Larry W. Seabet
Belle Sanders Smith
Humphries Airport
Lester L Reese
William Fulton Martin
Township 17
James M. Bradford
John L Luffey
Roselawn Addition
John E. Flynn
Flynn
Mice Feeds for Boa Constrictor in Haddam
David Townsend in Haddam Connecticut says he will buy plain house mice for his five foot boa constrictor. He notes white mice are too expensive to feed such a Christmas present. The boa was bought from a New York pet shop by his uncle.
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Haddam
Conn
UPI
David ‘Townsend
David
New York
Better Prepared Winsford Ham Thief Strikes Again
Police suspect the same thief who 15 months ago roamed a Winsford butcher shop stealing a ham and carving knife. He struck again Saturday night taking another ham a knife and a roll of bandages from the shop and left.
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Winsford
England
UPD
Should the doctor tell in the medical debate
A condensed Reader's Digest article from Good Housekeeping examines whether doctors should tell incurably ill patients the truth. The piece discusses patient crises and the loss of preciousness in life, featuring a debate by two distinguished physicians in a January issue.
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Reader’s Digest
Good Housekeeping
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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