Obituary notices from multiple towns list several funeral services
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Carter 66 of Monroe will be at Central Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Hasley Cemetery under Spears Funeral Home. Davis 66 Ruston retired brick mason service at Kilpatrick's 2:30 p.m. Burial Forest Lawn. Arminda Greer 85 of Hogliersville Ky sister of James Noe Sr Monroe died in Louisville. Services in Shively Kentucky. Hill Baptist Chestnut La Pleasant Hill Church 2 p.m. Burial at church cemetery. Mary Nowlin 72 Grayson to be buried River View Monroe. husband Edgar Nowlin son. West Monroe relatives listed. Collinsville area services noted for McCrory family.
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Joseph Henry Carter
Plum St
Monroe
Central Baptist Church
Joe B. Mongle
Hasley Cemetery
West Monroe
Spears Funeral Home of
Italy
Carter
Ruston
John Mercer Davis
Chapel of Kilpatrick
Doug McGuire
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Davis
Trinity Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge No. 106
F & AM
Arminda Greer
H Ogliisville
James A. Noe Sr
Louisville
Hardy Funeral Home
Shively
Evans Landing
Ind
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Elizabeth Jones
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Elizabeth Jones 66 of Winnfield will be held at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Rev Allison Jeter and Rev Willie Broadway officiating. Burial in Jones Cemetery near Winnfield under Edmonds Funeral Home Jonesboro. She died Monday in Schumpert Hospital Shreveport. Survivors include her husband Judge Jones three sons three daughters one brother one sister 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The body will lie in state at Southern Funeral Home Winnfield until services. M T McCrory obituary follows for Springhill resident.
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Columbia
Mary Nowlin
Grayson
Chapel of Riser and Son Funeral Home
Alton Howard
West Monroe
Riverview
Monroe
Nowlin
Caldwell Hospital
A. F E. Nowlin
Edgar E. Nowlin
George Wallis
Hodge
Polly Gilbert
Winnfield
Martha Elizabeth Jones
Pleasant Hill Baptist
Warch
Allison Jeter
Wilie Broadway
Jones Cemetery
Edmonds
J. E. Jones
Jerrelle Jones
Eunice Bartley
Lillie Mae Maxwell
Jewell Taylor
Richard Handcock
Calvin
Minnie Babcock
Oak Grove
Southern Funeral Home
Pair Sentenced In Kidnapping Of Morocco Leader
Two men received prison terms in the 1965 kidnapping of Moroccan opposition leader Mehdi Ben Barka in Paris. Six were sentenced in absentia to life, including Moroccan interior minister Mohammed Oufkir, while five were acquitted and six were sentenced in absentia to life. Antoine Lopez and Louis Souchon drew eight and six years respectively. Ahmed Dlimi was acquitted.
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Paris
Medhi Ben Barka
Ben Barka
Mohammed Oufkir
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Lopez
Secret Service
Louis Souchon
Ahmed Dlimi
Military Experts See Israel Aiming Quick Win in War
London based briefing notes say within 48 hours the outcome may be decided as ground fighting shifts from air. Israeli blitz plan targets Egypt and Gaza via Suez while Jordanian and Syrian actions are held. Sharm El Sheikh and morale are pivotal as armor battles unfold and Arab forces risk a defeat shift.
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London
UPI
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Suez
Planes Bomb Deep Into North Vietnam as MIGs Duel
American jets pressed into North Vietnam bombing rail lines to Hanoi and drawing numerous MIG interceptors. Three MIGs claimed shot down. 77 MIGs downed overall with 20 U.S. planes lost. B52 raids hit South Vietnam and a coastal airfield in Binh Dinh with casualties and extensive damage.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Gaza's long history tied to pivotal Middle East clashes
Gaza the southern Philistine strip has long been a crossroads of empires and faiths. From ancient trade routes to Roman and Ottoman rulings, its control shifted through Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, and Palestine, influencing modern conflict dynamics in the region.
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Gaza
Gaza Strip
Pentapolis
Strip
Arabia
Egypt
Palestine
Thutmose
Syria
Tell Amarna
Joshua
Israel
Dagon
Derketo
Samson
Solomon
Hezekiah
Amos
Tiglath-Pileser
Assyria
Sargon
Babylon
Alexander the Great
Minoa
Augustus
Herod
Philemon
Paul
Omar
Hashim
Baldwin III
Hattin Gaza
Salim I
Bonaparte
Israali
Sinai
Egypt, Israel
Middle East
Varied Counts Occupy Police In Twin Cities
Police in the Twin Cities report multiple arrests. James T. Ketchum, 36, of Shreveport, jailed for DWI and reckless driving after a Cypress Street stop at 12:25 a.m. Jerry Abraham, 17, of Dunlap, charged with aggravated battery for striking a woman with a board. James C. Fourmy, 27, of Monroe, booked on theft by check. Dolly M. Price, 28, of Monroe, also charged with theft.
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Twin Cities
James T. Ketchum
Dixon St
Shreveport
West Monroe
Ketchum
Cypress St
Monroe
Jerry Abraham
Abraham
James C. Fourmy
Dolly M. Price
Rt. 3
Tax Exemptions Win Legislative Approval in Baton Rouge
Three tax exemption bills won Senate approval in Baton Rouge on Monday. The measures exempt shrimp and oyster rents from ad valorem taxes, liquefied petroleum gas used for agriculture from sales tax, and diesel fuel used in farming from sales taxes.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
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