Sukarno Calls For American Withdrawal From Viet Nam
Indonesian President Sukarno urged the United States to withdraw from South Vietnam. He said Asians should decide their fate, criticizing U.S. intervention and advocating consultations to solve regional problems. He linked Asian revolutions to ending imperialism and sought peace through noninterference.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
South Viet Nam
Presidential Palace
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
National Press Club
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
U.S
United Nations
Asia
Ancestral chores meet modern debt worries in humor
A humorous remark contrasts old chores like hauling wash water with the burden of meeting bucket payments, highlighting how ancestral life faced practical tasks versus financial worries today.
Americans Safe Amid High Casualties in Laos Fighting
In Vientiane clashes pitted Gen Kouprasith Abhay’s troops against police and revolutionary forces led by Col. Bounlet Sycossie. Casualties among combatants and civilians were high with at least eight confirmed dead and many wounded. U.S. officials reported no American injuries among residents.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kouprasith Abhay
Allack DY Fresn
Kouprasith
U.S
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Phouma
Luang Prabang
Bounlet Sycossie
Local Worker Injured When Scaffolding Fells
Co. S. Ted Strausser of 1600 Riverside Monroe is recuperating at home after scaffolding collapsed on him at work. The accident occurred last week and he will stay home for several more days to recover.
Mrs Vatter to Return Home This Weekend
Mrs. Arthur L. Vatter of 809 Audubon Drive West Monroe is expected back home this weekend after visiting her mother Mrs. John E. Carradine in Lake Charles.
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Arthur L. Vatter
Audubon Dr
West Monroe
John E. Carradine
Lake Charles
California lemon labor shortage risks crops and revenue
Los Angeles wired report shows Mexican bracero imports ending at year end leaving 24,000 Ventura County lemon acres lagging and 4,000 Coachella palm acres at risk of an $8 million loss if pollination and harvest labor cannot be secured. State Labor Department says domestic replacements being recruited but arrivals slow.
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Los Angeles
Coachella Valley
Ventura County
William H. Tolbert
Ventura County Citrus Growers Committee
Jack Ward
Conflicting Rulings Cited In Meet Delay
Whetstone said a special meeting of the State Board of Education was postponed due to conflicting rulings on the legality of the civil rights compliance agreement. He noted the attorney general’s ruling allowing signing without violating segregation laws but acknowledged other opinions against it.
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W. E. Whetstone
State Board of Education
Whetstone
Monroe
Capitol
Jack Gremillion
John J. McKeithen
Gremillion
Whetstone delays board meeting over desegregation pact
Whetstone met with McKeithen and delayed today’s meeting, saying the governor had no role in the postponement. He cited conflicting rulings on a federal desegregation funds agreement and noted the board must decide by March 3 whether to sign or ignore it. He dismissed a Citizens Council recall threat and emphasized careful judgment.
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Whetstone
Citizens Council
Louisiana Business Index Reaches New December High
LSU researchers report Louisiana business activity in December hit a new all time record at 127.0, up 6.5 percent from a year earlier and 1.7 percent above November 1964. Department store sales led gains with a 10.9 percent rise across items in the general index.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
LSU
College of Business Administration
Forecast Calls For Continued Cold In Northeast Louisiana
The Northeast Louisiana forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and continued cold through Wednesday with highs 44 to 48 and overnight lows 30 to 35. East winds 5 to 8 mph. No significant precipitation through Thursday. some rain likely Friday.
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Louisiana
U S Fires Satellite To Study Sun
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a three stage Delta rocket launched a sunshine satellite to study the sun and its effects on earth and other planets. The craft entered an orbit about 350 miles above Earth on schedule at 11 36 a m.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Earth
Formerly Arrested On Spy Charges CHICAGO AP
A former Army private, Paul Carl Meyer, 25, admitted delivering 15 US passports to Soviet agents in East Berlin. He pleaded guilty to violating the federal passport law and faces up to 20 years in prison and an $8,000 fine. A pre sentence investigation was requested by his lawyer. Meyer was arrested Tuesday in a $95 a month apartment. He taught English, prospected in Ecuador, and used aliases. Meyer turned the passports over to Russians in East Berlin in February 1963 after inducing 15 people to obtain them in November 1962. He remains jailed on $2,500 bond pending arraignment.
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Chicago
United States
East Berlin
Paul Carl Meyer
Julius J. Hoffman
Meyer
Yolanda
U.S
Edward V. Hanrahan
State Department
Hanrahan
South America
Ecuador
R. McGinn
James Springer
Army
Gust Kokinos Dies Founder of Monroe Ice Cream Co
Gus D. Kokinos 75 founder of Kokinos Ice Cream Co. Monroe died at a local hospital after a short illness. He brought pasteurized milk to Monroe, came from Greece in 1907, and moved here in 1913. Survived by wife Mary, six sons, a daughter, a sister in Greece, and 15 grandchildren. rosary at Mulhearn chapel. funeral arrangements pending.
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Gus D. Kokinos
Kokinos Ice Cream Co
Mr. Kokinos
St. John St., Monroe
Monroe
United States
Greece
Sts. Constantine and Helene Greek Orthodox Church
Church
Knights of Pythias
AHEPA
Mulhearn Chapel
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Mary Battaglia Kokinos
James
Harry
Dena
Nick
Spedo
Johnny Kokinos
L. V. Cascio
Special Council Meeting Slated for Thursday at 10 AM
Mayor W L (Jack) Howard has called a special City Council meeting for Thursday at 10 a m to address emergency matters. He said attorneys are handling city affairs that require quick council action and the session will be held at Howard's City Hall office.
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W. L
Jack) Howard
Howard
City Hall
Expansion Plan Bid Accepted for Glenwood Hospital
A New Orleans firm submitted the low bid of 870000 in bonds to fund Glenwood Hospital expansion. Howard Weil Labouisse Friedrichs and Company offered the apparent lowest bid with 3.556 percent average interest. Judge Jesse S. Heard said preliminary plans are in Baton Rouge awaiting State Hospital Board approval before advertising bids for construction.
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New Orleans
Glenwood Hospital
Jesse S. Heard
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Company
Hospital
Heard
Baton Rouge
State Hospital Board
Pickpocket Routed by Riders on Subway Chase
In New York a knife wielding pickpocket was chased by three riders aboard a Manhattan to Long Island City train. Patricia Powers and Arlene Katkowski were among the victims when the thief tried to take a wallet. Patrolman Eugene O Connor confronted the suspect, Frank Best, forcing him to drop the knife at gunpoint. Best, 45, an ex convict and dope addict, was charged with assault and robbery and illegal possession of a dangerous weapon.
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New York
UPI
Long Island City
Manhattan
Patricia Powers
Arlene Katkowski
Arlene
Miss Katkowski
Bay
Eugene O'Connor
O'Connor
Frank Best
Possible U S Policy Shift Amid Southeast Asia Turmoil
United States faces pressure to broaden anti Communist war in Southeast Asia as Laos military revolt raises fears of wider conflict. Johnson to review policy. Bundy to Saigon for fact finding while calls mount for negotiated settlement and possible Vietnam withdrawal.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Laos
United States
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Red China
U.S
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Tran van Huong
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Indonesia
Sukarno
Housewives Love News-Star-World Want Ads
Advertisers tout want ads as a quick way for homemakers to sell unused items. The notice highlights extras that add fun to life and urges smart homemakers to list their worthwhile household goods promptly.
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Love News-Star-—-World
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