Lawmakers Urge Wade Dismissal Over Troop O Closure
Four Northeast Louisiana lawmakers pressed Gov. McKeithen to reopen Troop O in Delhi after Gen. Wade closed it. They urged firing Wade or impeachment while the governor questioned legal authority and asked Wade to discuss options. Brown warned of a Supreme Court challenge if Troop O stays closed.
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Louisiana
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Delhi
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Tensas Parish
Earl Huey Simmons Among June University Graduates
Listed among the graduates at exercises in June at the University of Missouri is Earl Huey Simmons of 2204 Beechwood Dr Monroe. Farr received his Masters degrees from the University. He is a graduate of Northeast Louisiana State College and served in the U S Marine Corps prior to attending college.
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Earl Huey Simmons
Beechwood
Monroe
Farr
Northeast Louisiana State College
U. S. Marine Corps
New Neighbor Moves Into Hilton Avenue Apartment
Randy Schilling, a Northeast Louisiana State College senior majoring in business administration, moved into an apartment in the 400 block of Hilton Avenue last week and spent the holiday weekend with his parents in Baton Rouge.
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Randy Schilling
Louisiana State College
Business Administration
Baton Rouge
Fourteen Die In Commuter Plane Crash
AP reports fourteen aboard a twin-engine Air South Beechcraft 99 crashed in a swampy area near Monroe Georgia following a 9 20 p m instrument flight from Atlanta to Greenville Spartanburg and Sumter with no known survivors. Flight 168 carried twelve passengers plus pilot and copilot.
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Air South
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
George Collier
Atlanta
Robert Dick
Greenville
Spartanburg
Sumter
S.C
Walton County
Franklin Thornton
Thornton
Chuckle: Old age requires starting young for success
A humorous old adage notes that aging well hinges on early preparation. The quip implies youthful effort shapes later results, lampooning the idea that wisdom arrives only with time.
Astronaut Bor man Draws Cheers Of Soviets In Crimea
U S astronaut Frank Borman drew a thousand cheering children as he danced a Russian folk dance at a Crimean Pioneer camp during a goodwill tour. Borman joked about clumsiness before joining in, while Soviet cosmonauts Titov and Feokuskov also danced with youngsters.
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U.S.S.R
U.S
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Borman
Susan
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Konstantin Feokuskov
Farlier
Final Training For Apollo 11 Flight Begins
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins began final training at Cape Kennedy after July 4 with a Houston visit. They discussed moon landing dangers, planned trainer spacecraft sessions, and prepared for a 9 32 a m EDT July 16 launch.
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Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
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Profit Taking Dimly Dents Market Rally
NEW YORK AP Some profit taking cut into the stock market's technical rally yet the market stayed higher in trading. Natomas rose 254 last week but fell 3 to 119 1/2. Dow Jones stood up 1.16 at 887.22 as advances led declines by about 250 issues. Gulf & Western, Ling-Temco-Vought and National General edged higher. Loew's fell after a large block trade. Utilities and chemical issues mixed.
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Weather hints no major changes for Northeast Louisiana
Clear to partly cloudy conditions persist over the northeast region as no significant temperature changes are expected. Monroe residents enjoyed slight relief from heat with a Sunday high of 93 and a 75-degree low.
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Monroe
FAA
Two Egyptian MIGs Downed In Sky Battle
Israeli jets shot two Soviet built MIG21s over the Sinai Desert. U Thant warned open warfare resumed along the cease-fire line and observers could be withdrawn. The exchange left one Israeli lieutenant dead, two soldiers wounded, and Gaza fighting continued overnight. Egypt claimed one Israeli jet was shot over the Gulf of Suez and announced the break up of a major Israeli spy network in Cairo.
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River Stages Change on Camden and Monroe Locations
River stages show Camden at 26 with 43 presenting a 1.8 rise while Monroe reports 40 with 13.5, indicating a fall in water level. The change suggests shifting flood conditions across the two sites as readings vary.
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Toll Monroe
Viet Cong Attacks U.S. Camp Killings Reported
Viet Cong forces launched a ground attack 120 miles northeast of Saigon into a U.S. military headquarters using grenades and bombs. Six Americans were killed and 18 wounded with moderate material damage reported. several armored vehicles were destroyed or damaged. The attack marked the first enemy assault with five or more American fatalities since June 20, amid broader Viet Cong operations and calls for a third campaign in late July.
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Can Tho
Mekong Delta
Three Reported Missing After IC Trains Crash
Clinton La RP two Illinois Central trains collided head on on a remote track near Clinton. Three men were reported missing and four to five others were rushed to hospitals. Engines caught fire. responders fear missing may be aboard. Most injured were taken to East Louisiana State Hospital at Jackson.
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Ilinois Central
Sheriff's Department
Gurley Crossing
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Jackson
Monkey Space Trip Cut Short in NASA Bioprobe
In Mountain View California NASA officials announce Astromonk Benny the 14 pound monkey will be returned to earth today due to serious deterioration. The Biosatellite 3 craft was to stay about 30 days but ended after eight days and 130 orbits. Benny refused water and showed reduced metabolism while consuming all food pellets, triggering the decision at Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii.
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Calif
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Earth
National Aeronautic and Space Agency
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Hawaii
NASA
Washington
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Ames Research Center
Santiago
Chile
Ames Center
Bonny
First Legal Action Under New Desegregation Policy
The Justice Department sued Barnwell School District No. 45 in Columbia South Carolina alleging the freedom of choice plan fails to desegregate. The suit seeks a court order to eliminate racial identities in pupils faculties transportation and new construction and to restore federal funds cut off earlier.
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Justice Department
South Carolina
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
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S.C
Barnwell
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Mitchell
Freedom of Choice
Office of Education
HEW
Robert H. Finch
South
Nixon Cancels Apollo 11 Dinner Plans
President Nixon has canceled a dinner with the Apollo 11 astronauts the night before their moon launch. The White House said the NASA advisory from Charles Berry cited a potential germ contamination risk and influenced the decision in coordination with NASA. The July 16 blastoff remains unchanged.
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Nixon
White House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Charles Berry
Ronald L. Ziegler
Help Wanted ads in News Star World Classifieds
All American Industry notes auto motive jobs and promotes better employment through the News Star World Classified Ads. Read them daily in the Help Wanted section and call the Want Ad number 322-516 for a ten day option with cancellation privileges.
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