Four graduates pass national medical technologist exam
Four graduates from St. Francis Hospital Medical Technology School earned ASCP Board certification. Shirley Cooper Sam Marsale Sharon Moore and Travis Talley may now use the N T ASCP after their names, signaling accredited professional status. The article also notes local Chamber of Commerce plans secrecy over placards and speaker details for upcoming events as well as various local hospital and birthday mentions.
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Medical Technology
Board of Registry of Medical Technologists
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
Shirley M. Cooper
Newellton
Sam A. Marsale
Monroe
Sharon A. Moore
Ruston
Travis M. Talley
N.T
ASCP
Local Lt. Chatham Completes Air Force Survival Training
Rugged First Lieutenant Charles W. Chatham of Monroe has completed the Air Training Command survival and special training course at Stead AFB Nevada. An electronic warfare officer, he received combat escape and evasion training for survival in hostile environments. He will be assigned to Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina with SAC, supports ICBMs and jet bombers. He is a Neville High School graduate who attended LSU and Northeast Louisiana State College and belongs to Phi Mu Alpha. His wife is Mildred A. Marrow.
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Charles W. Chatham
Hester M. Chatham
Gordon Ave
Monroe
U. S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Stead Afb
Nev
Chatham
Seymour Johnson Afb
N. C
Strategic Air Command
America
Neville High School
Louisiana Polytechnics Institute
Northeast Louisiana State College
Phi Mu Alpha
Mildred A. Marrow
Wilson Backing Viet Peace Bid
Prime Minister Harold Wilson vowed Britain would persist in pursuing peace in Viet Nam. In a New Year’s Eve broadcast he said Britain would lead with other nations despite disappointments. He noted strained East West relations and hoped talks with Kosygin in Moscow would aid reconciliation.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Viet Nam
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Weather readings and forecasts for Monroe and Delta regions
The bulletin reports Monroe readings and forecast details for Northeast Louisiana and the Louisiana Delta. It notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 70s, nights 54 to 64, and a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers through Saturday. Winds from the south and gusty. Outlook calls for showers ending Sunday with cooler conditions.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
mid-South
United States Ends Year With Record Prosperity
New York AP reports 1965 closed as the most prosperous year for the U S with $672 billion in goods and services produced and a 4 percent jobless rate. Personal incomes hit $540 billion, profits rose to about $45 billion, and wages averaged 4.2 percent amid inflation concerns and policy shifts.
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France
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Quick See Sawing
Viet Nam Rift Deepens Between Sino Soviet Allies
Moscow notes the Vietnam war strains the Sino Soviet split as Hanoi seeks aid while Beijing accuses Moscow of decaying alliance strength. The piece questions whether a unified Communist bloc could broker peace or if China would block Soviet arms and personnel to North Vietnam.
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Mao
Germany
Poland
Romania
Scientists oppose possible cutback in research funds
Berkeley AP report says 6600 scientists at the AAAS convention passed two resolutions. The first condemns prolonging the Viet Nam war and calls for negotiation. The second laments looming federal budget cuts for science and health research amid new military spending.
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Berkeley
Calif
Viet Nam
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association Council
Britain’s 1965 Murders Hit Record High Before Year End
London and Britain face a violent Christmas season as 1965 projects over 200 murders, the most since records began. Critics blame abolition of the hanging penalty, while others cite a broad rise in violence and crime across the country.
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London
Britain
Ouachita Academy Names Strickland Principal for New Private School
Ouachita Academy Inc plans a private segregated school and has hired J. C Strickland, retired educator, as principal. The group will open next fall in six elementary grades and hold a public rally at 7 50 p m on the Frances Hotel roof to gauge support and potential enrollment. Strickland, 105 Carolina Ave Monroe, confirms he will serve as principal until a younger leader is found. The academy lacks a building, and the rally will offer membership info for the corporate body.
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Ouachita Academy Inc
Twin City
J. C Strickland
Ouachita Academy Board
Grady Bruckner
Frances Hotel
Police Seek Kidnapped Boy In Louisiana Texas Case
Police in southwest Louisiana search for Rennie Hebert and Geraldine Guidry suspected of abducting four year old Joey Hebert from his legal guardians in New Theriot. The guardians, Joseph and Mrs Hebert, had custody granted by a Beaumont court. The mother telephoned saying she had the boy and would not return him.
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Lake Charles
UPI
Louisiana
Groves
Tex
Rennie Hebert
Geraldine Dear Guidry
Hebert
Joey Hebert
Joseph Hebert
New Theria
Heberts
Beaumont, Tex
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