Indonesia Leaves United Nations Amid Cheers and Defiance
President Sukarno declared Indonesia has walked out of the United Nations and its specialized agencies. He said allies urged restraint but Indonesia will stand alone, rejecting U.N. aid while vowing to push on with the Malaysia campaign and self reliance.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United Nations
U.N
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
World Health Organization
U Thant
Malaysia
Army Reserve
National Guard
Air Force
United States
Security Council
Jury Can't Abolish Parish Fire District
Ouachita Parish Police Jury wins AG opinion confirming the parish wide fire district cannot be abolished. Fire protection gaps persist with fires burning outside Monroe, as officials plan an emergency meeting and consider a 3 percent tax to fund equipment and manpower for the Monroe fire department.
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Sam Hanna
Ouachita Parish
T. W. Humphries
Humphries
Ish
Monroe Fire Department
Leland Carpenter
Monroe
West Monroe
Carroll Buck
Buck
Monroe businessman Etheridge recovering after surgery
Lynton Etheridge Sr., a prominent Monroe business man, was reported doing well at a Houston hospital after surgery on Wednesday. A family friend said the operation was performed by Dr. Michael De Bakey. Etheridge came out of surgery in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynton Etheridge Sr
Monroe
Houston
Tex
Michael DeBakey
Duke of Windsor
Etheridge
New Yorker Arrested On Spy Charges
FBI agents seized 29 year old Robert N. Thompson of Bay Shore New York and charged him with conspiring to transmit U S military secrets to the Soviet Union The case links a Soviet national Fedor Kudashkian to the espionage plot with Thompson recruited in Berlin in 1957 The affidavit notes payments secret writing and code names aimed at military equipment missile sites and intelligence activities Thompson a former Air Force member faces a six year service record and a court martial for leaving duty illegal gun possession and intoxication
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Washington
FBI
Today
U.S
Soviet Union
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert N. Thompson
Thompson
U.S. Air Force
Berlin
Hoover
Fedor Kudashkian
Bay Shore
N.Y
Kudashkian
United States
U.N. Secretariat
New York
Russia
N. Gardiner Drive
Air Force
West Berlin
Labrador
Johnson seeks broad age health program with 1.2 billion plan
President Johnson unveils a sweeping health package to Congress, linking hospital insurance for the aged to Social Security and a major drive against heart disease cancer and stroke. A 1.2 billion network of 32 regional medical complexes would be built over five years, plus federal help for medical and dental care for children in need.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Johnsons health proposals seek aid and research boosts
In a Congressional address Johnson urged scholarships for medical and dental students from low income families and warned savings to health care and research are needed. He proposed a 10 percent rise in health research funding, automated drug data processing, and a five year extension of university research facility support.
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Johnson
Congress
Passman Shows Signs of Mellowing on Foreign Aid
Rep Otto Passman longtime foe of foreign aid indicates little appetite to push cuts this year until he sees Johnson’s requested funding. He notes hope President Johnson means to cut waste and says he will back the effort if waste is eliminated.
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana Democrat
Johnson
Passman
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Indictments in Greenwood Civil Rights Beating Case
Three white men from Greenwood Mississippi were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges tied to beating Silas McGhee a Black man who entered a previously white theater. The suspects Willie Amon Belk Jimmy Allen Belk and Sam Allen Shaffer Jr were arrested by the FBI last July after the incident and are tied to early use of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
Greenwood
Miss
Willie Amon Belk
Jimmy Allen Belk
Sam Allen Shaffer Jr
FBI
Silas McGhee
J. Edgar Hoover
Forecasters predict end of unseasonal warmth this weekend
Forecasters warn the mild spell will fade as circulation patterns shift over the nation. Cooler air is expected to replace the warmth during the weekend, though not dramatically, paving the way for a colder front and true winter. Expect partly cloudy skies with scattered light rain and highs 68 to 74 degrees, lows 50 to 55.
UN Charter Aims Peace Rights And Welfare
The United Nations pursues international peace and security, supports self-determination for peoples, and promotes social welfare and human rights as outlined in Article 1 of the UN charter.
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United Nations
U.N
Mariner 4 Still On Way to Mars Fly-By
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Mariner 4 remains on a 325 million mile Mars voyage. After 40 days in space the probe heads toward a July 14 Mars fly-by with all systems functioning and the transmitter set to relay the first close up television pictures of the planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Earth
Star of India Sapphire Heist Vanishing Act
Alias Dale Kuhn and two New York detectives disappeared after a tense chase in Miami as a plan to recover the Star of India sapphire unraveled. The case centers on the 563-carat gem stolen from the American Museum of Natural History on Oct 29, with Kuhn later seen with four men and a white limousine departing in Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Dale Kuhn
New York
Star of India
Rendez
American Museum of Natural History
Kuhn
Miami Beach
Jack Roland
Murphy the Surf
Murphy
Roger Frederick Clark
Clark
Dunes
Asst. Dist
Maurice Nadjari
Manhattan
N.Y
Jack Porter
WINZ
Porter
Johnson health plan proposals for Congress
President Johnson outlines health plan topics including elderly medical care financed by Social Security with hospital and post hospital care, home nursing, and outpatient services. It also covers maternal and child health, child disability services, mental health centers, major disease attack programs, health manpower funding, and consumer protection with drug controls and product labeling.
Bond vilified as menace to morals by Salvation Army War Cry
London AP The War Cry denounces James Bond as a danger to youth charity drives and road safety campaigns. Lt Col Bernard Watson calls the hero violent and amoral, noting Bond girls’ unchastity and the appeal of his exploits to youths. He warns Bond’s thrill seeking could undermine moral campaigns.
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London
James Bond
Salvation Army
Ian Fleming
Bernard Watson
Bond
Col. Watson
Army
Britain
Watson
City Hall Bids May Be Sought in Monroe
Mayor W L Jack Howard said Monroe may issue bids Tuesday on a new City Hall complex including police headquarters a court building and jail Architect Milton King is finalizing specifications The council meets at 10 am Tuesday and Monday bids may also cover airport terminal reroofing work believed to miss specs.
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W. L
Jack) Howard
Monroe
City Hall
Milton King
Howard
Bride Seeks Laugh as Husband Gets First Meal Demand
A humorous caption notes the bride telling her new husband that her first meal is prepared exactly as he would prefer. The playful exchange highlights domestic comedy at the wedding moment.
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Fire District Commission
Carpenter
Ward 3
Curtis Joiner
Joiner
Twin City
New Yorker
Robert Thompson
Medic School ‘Aid
Air Force Reserve
States
District of Columbia
Air National Guard
Payson
Ariz
John Watkins
Kenny Haught
Blaine Schroder
Cliff Greenland
Mariner 4
Star-Of-India
Bayfront
Charlie Smith
Health Manpower
Consumers Health Protection
Secret Agent
007
Wrath of Salvation Army
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