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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1971

Page

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Peking Endorses Viet Peace Meet

AP report from Hong Kong says China would join a new Geneva style conference on Vietnam. Gough Whitlam, leader of Australia’s Labor Party, returned from Peking praising Chou En Lai and noting revived Geneva framework could be Asian in character. He suggested the 1954 powers and ICC members would differ. Whitlam urged US disengagement and indicated Red China supports the Viet Cong peace proposals.

Hong Kong China Vietnam Geneva France Indochina Australian Labor Party Peking Gough Whitlam Chou En-lai Chou International Control Commission India Canada Poland Whitlam William McMahon United States Red China

Navy Drug Users Policy Is Adopted

Washington AP Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee ordered a one time exemption from punishment for drug users who cooperate in their own rehabilitation. The directive covers the Navy and Marine Corps and stresses voluntariness and sincerity in seeking rehabilitation. If the individual later resumes illegal drug use, exemption does not apply and punishment may follow.

Washington Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee Chafee Navy Marine Corps Vietnam Kafee

State Highway Accidents Claim Eight More Lives

Baton Rouge police report eight deaths in the sixth week of Operation One-One. 104 people have died since Memorial Day, with 103 not wearing seat belts. Victims include one pedestrian and one motorcyclist. four single car crashes. two head-on crossings.

News - Star News Service Baton Rouge Stanley H. Berthelot Louisiana State Police Berthelot

Extreme heat record reported in California and states

The highest temperature measured by the National Weather Service, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, reached 118 degrees in California. The report notes a 40 degree reading for an individual named Mullen in New Jersey.

New York

Monroe’s Louisiana Purchase Gardens Wins Feature

Monroe Mayor W. W. J. Howard praised a Louisiana Tourist Commission brochure for featuring Monroe’s gardens and zoo as a key attraction. He called the recognition a reward to all who helped make the gardens a success as the monthly guide circulates to state and out of state agencies.

Monroe Louisiana Purchase Gardens Louisiana Tourist Commission Jack Howard

Humphrey urges delay of MIRV funding in Senate hearing

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged Congress to delay all MIRV funding as the nation seeks to limit old weapons. He warned costs could exceed 12 billion dollars and argues MIRV destabilizes arms talks and could upset parity with Soviet forces. He proposed placing MIRV funds in a special Treasury account pending joint approval.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Congress Humphrey Senate Foreign Relations Committee Nixon U.S Soviet Union Treasury Ilumphrev House Helsinki Finland United States White House Pentagon

Captain Fined At Court-Martial

Captain Thomas Culver was fined $1000 by a U.S. Air Force court martial in Lakenheath England for taking part in an antiwar demonstration at the U.S. Embassy in London on Memorial Day. He faced up to four years in prison loss of pay and a dishonorable discharge but was not jailed.

Lakenheath England U.S

Today's Chuckle A Golf Game Is A Long Walk

A light quip noting that golf is a long walk with bad arithmetic. The joke plays on the distance walked and the math of scores, matching a humorous comic vibe.

Dinner with Murray Police Chief Rewards Good Deeds

Eleven year old Dee Dee DeNiro earned a dinner date with Murray Chief Calvin Gillen and his wife after identifying a burglar. Seventeen year old Tommy Randazzo was invited after rescuing two girls from a flaming car. The pair are among 56 honored in the past year by the Dinner with the Chief program, which also offers theater tickets.

Murray Utah Salt Lake City Dee Dee DeNiro Calvin Gillen Tommy Randazzo Dee Dee Tommy Gillen Salt Lake

Hundreds Die as Texas Quarantines Horses

Texas imposes a statewide horse quarantine to stem Venezue lan equine encephalomyelitis after hundreds of horse deaths across the region. Rodeos fairs and races are canceled while 50 Rineling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus horses are kept in town as seven Brownsville children are hospitalized with symptoms.

Brownsville Tex UPI Texas South America Mexico U. S Rineling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Dallas

FBI arrests teen in extortion at St. Louis airport

FBI announced the capture of an 18 year old St. Louis teen after a bomb threat demand of 30 000 linked to the airport. William R Kammer was seized within six hours of the call as agents prepared a sting with a dummy money package near the Gateway Army ammunition plant.

ST. Louis Federal Bureau of Investigation St. Luuis St. Louis International Wiliam R. Kammer William A. Sullivan FBI Sullivan J. B. Coulter Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas G. W. Crouch Brownsville Mexico San Luis Potosi Luis Echeverria Air Force Rio Grande Valley Young Gateway Army Ammunition West St. Louis

Apollo Crew Rehearses Final Countdown At Cape Kennedy

Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin practiced the final countdown at Cape Kennedy ahead of their July 26 launch. The three boarded Endevour at 5 52 am CDT and 6 30 am EDT countdown prep set for a 5 minus 104 hour mark.

Cape Kennedy David R. Scott Alfred M. Worden James PB. Irwin Atlantic Scott Endeavour Irwin Worden Willard R. Hawkins

Nationwide Telephone Strike Begins After 1968 Pause

About half a million telephone workers walked out nationwide. Picket lines formed from coast to coast at 5 a.m. CDT as automated and supervisory staff kept many calls running. Union leaders warned service could degrade as the two sides remain far apart on pay and spending.

Washington UPI Bell System Communications Workers of America At&t Penty of Peope Eaders

Hot Weather Predicted In Twin Cities

The Twin Cities expect hot conditions today tonight and Thursday with clear to partly cloudy skies. Highs will reach 94 to 100 degrees and overnight lows 72 to 78. Humid drying conditions with dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s. FAA Monroe Municipal Airport logged 96 degrees Tuesday and 72 this morning with no precipitation.

Twin Cities Federal Aviation Agency Monroe Municipal

State Telephone Workers Join In Work Stoppage

In Louisiana about 10 000 telephone workers were affected by a nationwide Bell strike. In New Orleans 4000 were impacted with picket lines forming after 52 South Central Bell long lines workers quit and Western Electric staff joined. Lafayette saw 800 Bell workers affected and 25 Western Electric workers stopped work. Pickets lined four locations including the downtown office with about 100 sympathizers across from the lines crew.

New Orleans Louisiana Bell Telephone System South Central Bell Telephone Co Long Lines Western Electric Bell Lafayette

Disease Threat Endangers Louisiana Horses, State Vet Says

Louisiana state veterinarian Dr. Frank Wheeler warns the mosquito borne disease killing horses in Texas and Mexico poses the greatest threat to Louisiana’s 108000 horses. He says immunization efforts face a losing battle due to vaccine access and federal delays. The vaccine, prepared for human use, is cited as proven but unreleased, risking widespread horse losses across racing and pleasure sectors.

Baton Rouge Texas Mexico Louisiana Frank Wheeler Wheeler Defense Department

Navy to test fast surface effect ships in Puget Sound and Gulf

The Navy plans tests in Puget Sound and the Gulf of Mexico of surface effect ships turbojet powered that skim on a bubble of air. At 100 knots they aim to outrun subs and improve rapid response to crises. Two 100 ton prototypes will be built costing about 15 million dollars each.

Washington Jordan Defense Department Navy 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Guam Norfolk Puget Sound Gulf of Mexico Atlantic William H. Livingston Air, Surface and Electronic Warfare Division Bell Aerospace Corp Michoud Aerojet

River Stages Camden Monroe Motorbike For Sale

Want ad item notes a motorbike for sale in Camden Monroe on River Street. The brief indicates a quick sale and urges immediate contact through the News Stor World want ad service.

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