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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1967

Page

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Democrats Strip Powell of Chairmanship in House Caucus

In a closed caucus action Democrats voted to remove Rep. Adam Clayton Powell as chair of the House Education and Labor Committee. The motion to suspend him gained broad support while Rep. Carl Perkins would become chair, pending a two-year Congress term.

House Demos Powell Washington Rep Adam Clayton Powell House Education and Labor Committee Party Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Carl D. Perkins D-Ky House John W. McCormack Massachusetts Abraham J. Multer D-N.y Ralph R. Roberts Pat Jennings Virginia Lionel van Deerlin Congress William M. Colmer D-Miss Rules Committee Colmer Ray J. Madden D-Ind Committee On Committees Johnson Henry W. Rucker New York Carl Albert Oklahoma D.C Hale

Jamaica Bay Dredge Sunk by Viet Cong in Mekong Delta

The 170 foot Jamaica Bay dredge worth 3 million dollars was sunk by Viet Cong frogmen near My Tho in 20 feet of water, 35 miles southwest of Saigon. Two U.S. civilians were reported killed and one missing as salvage plans were announced.

Jamaica Bay South Vietnam Mekong My Tho Saigon U.S Mekong Delta Cam Ranh Bay Shanshai Cnnn Red Workers Corps Peking People's Daily Elec.ry

Reds Sink Large American Dredge in Mekong Channel Attack

In a major Viet Cong raid near Saigon, a 170-foot dredge owned by Standard Dredging Co. was mined and sunk, blocking the Mekong River channel. The strike killed two Americans and wounded another, with a fourth missing as Viet Cong also attacked a 12,000-ton tanker Haustrum, killing two crewmen.

Saigon Jamaica Bay Standard Dredging Co New York City Mekong Delta Highlands Quang Ngai Viet Nam

Tanks clash as Syria and Israel battle near Sea of Galilee

Syrian and Israeli forces fought on the Galilee border with both sides claiming tank losses. Israel reported two Syrian tanks destroyed and another damaged, with no Israeli casualties. Syria said one Israeli tank was destroyed and no Syrian losses. The engagement began at 12 35 p m with fire directed at an Israeli tractor and continued with small arms fire toward Ashmora.

Tel Aviv Israel Sea of Galilee Ashmora

Sally Eliott Returns to Monroe After Phoenix Visit

Mrs. Sally B. Eliott returns to Monroe from a trip to Phoenix Arkansas where she visited her daughter Mrs. George Watson and family. She also saw her grandson Keith Watson who left in December for South Vietnam from Phoenix.

Sally B. Eliott Monroe George Watson Phoenix Ark Keith Watson South Vietnam

Today's Chuckle If ignorance is bliss why aren't more people happy

A light quip questions the link between bliss and ignorance. It plays on the idea that not knowing things should make one happy, yet many people still feel dissatisfaction. The line invites a wry reflection on wisdom and contentment.

General Says U S To Hike Viet Troops

Da Nang Vietnam AP The commandant of the Marine Corps Gen Wallace M Greene Jr said more American troops will be sent to Vietnam. He did not specify numbers or timeline. He noted Marines can move quickly if needed and defended ongoing air campaigns against North Vietnam.

DA Nang South Vietnam U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam Wallace M. Greene Jr William C. Westmoreland United States Greene Mekong River Delta North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Laos

Vietnam Aid Thefts Estimated At 22.7 Million

U S AID in Saigon estimated 1966 theft or diversion of 22.7 million to 27.3 million dollars worth of American economic assistance commodities. AID said losses average 5 to 6 percent of goods in wartime Vietnam and cited pilferage in ports and provincial programs as a major risk.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S. Agency For International Development Vietnam U.S Donald G. MacDonald Associated Press Fred S. Hoffman Hugh A. Mulligan Washington MacDonald AID

U S Begins Trial of Bobby Baker

The federal trial opens with voir dire to screen jurors for bias from media and officials. Bobby Baker, former Senate aide, faces a nine count indictment including tax evasion larceny and conspiracy tied to funds from savings and loan officials and named accomplices.

U.S Bobby Baker Washington Baker Senate Democrats Las Vegas Miami U. S Los Angeles Savings and Loan Associations Savings and Loap Wayne L. Bromley Clifford Jones Nevada Bromley Senate Senate Rules Committee

City Secretary Cook Hospitalized In Baton Rouge

Monroe Secretary-Treasurer M J Mel Cook remains in Our Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge after a weekend hemorrhaging stomach ulcer and multiple blood transfusions. Doctors hope to avoid surgery though it remains possible as officials monitor his condition and prepare for transport if needed.

Monroe M. J Mel Cook Our Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge Canto City Louisiana Municipal Association Joe Young Cook W. L. Howard Howard

Weather outlook for Twin Cities turns cloudy and cold

The Twin Cities area expects mostly cloudy skies and continued cold through today tonight and Tuesday with variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday high reached 42 and 29 was the morning low. Forecast highs today and Tuesday range 42 to 46 with chilly overnight lows.

Twin Cities

High Court Voids Florida Indiana Missouri District Plans

The Supreme Court, 7-2, invalidates Florida Legislature reapportionment of 1966 for violating one man one vote. It also voids Indiana 1965 acts apportioning 11 congressional districts and upholds Missouri plan as unconstitutional. If no new Florida plan by 1968, Indiana and Missouri may see at large congressional elections.

Washington Supreme Court Florida Indiana Missouri Congress Florka High Court Indiana General Assembly Indianapolis District General Assembly

Red China Frays Under Mao Purge Amid Civil Unrest

Tokyo AP reports widening chaos as anti-Mao forces threaten Shanghai strikes and Nanking resistance. Battles rage with killings and injuries as Red Guards clash with anti-Mao workers, crippling Nanking and Shanghai while Tao Chu and Liu Shao-chi factions gain ground.

Tokyo Mao Tse-tung China Shanghai Nanking Tao Chu Peking Red Mao Cultural Revolution Committee Liu Chihchien Wang Jenchung Communist South London Shanhai Lin Piao Red Guards Liu Tao Mainichi Nanking University

W. A. Allen Dies In West Monroe At 8

William A. Allen a West Monroe packing executive and civic leader died after a short illness at Glenwood Hospital. He was 8. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Mulhearn Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He led Monroe Packing Co and served as a director of the First National Bank. He was a member of First Baptist West Monroe and survived by his widow, a daughter, two sisters, and two grandchildren.

William A. Allen West Monroe Glenwood Hospital Monroe Packing Company Highway 80 First Baptist Church First National Bank of Pine Bluff, Ark Masonic Lodge Allen Hiswidow Bertha Allen Paul Blackman Monroe Florence Wilson Sheridan

Adoption Case Delayed in Beth’s Fostering Battle

In Kingston NY a State Supreme Court justice postponed Beth’s adoption hearing. Ulster County Welfare Commissioner Fitzsimmons delayed decision on the Liunis 48 year old Italian American couple seeking to adopt the girl. If consent is denied the case may reconvene for habeas corpus hearings with Beth remaining with the Liunis meanwhile.

Kingston, N.Y Supreme Court Beth R. Waldron Herzberg Ulster County Welfare Joseph Fitzsimmons Michael Limni Tillson Fitzsimmons Liunis Herzberg State Supreme Court William F. Connor Hudson Frank Appleton State Police Connor The

Cesium Clock Precision Cited by General Time Corp

The cesium clock at the National Bureau of Standards is described as accurate to 3 parts in 10 billion, equating to about 1 second of error every 100 years, according to General Time Corp.

National Bureau of Standards General Time Corp

Help Wanted ads in News Star Classifieds

Automotive industry dominates one seventh of U S jobs and readers are urged to check the Help Wanted section in the News Star Classified Ads for better job opportunities. The notice promotes a low ten day rate with cancellation privileges.

U. S News-Star——World

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APS Galilee Sea MAO Foes Liu Shao-chi Teng Hsiao-ping Industries All China Federation of Trade Unions Labor Federation W. A. Allen News-Star—World
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