Monroe and Louisiana forecast brief
Partly cloudy conditions dominate through Wednesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Northeast Louisiana highs 87 to 92, lows 65 to 70, southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Delta area partly cloudy warm with 20 percent shower chances, highs 86 to 92, lows 65 to 70. Agricultural advisory notes good drying, dewpoints mid 60s to lower 70s, scattered dew and showers up to 20 percent, winds 6 to 16 mph. Louisiana region: mix of sun and clouds with afternoon thundershowers, highs near 90s, little change anticipated.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Delta
Bosch Sees Only Two Paths For Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch, ousted leader, says the Dominican crisis offers two options: a constitutional government or occupation. In a Chicago Daily News piece he recounts talks with John Bartlow Martin, denying a Communist takeover and proposing Molina Arena as provisional president, with Marines as a possibility.
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Chicago
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Bosch
Chicago Daily News
John Bartlow Martin
Johnson
Martin
U.S
Santo Domingo
Mexico
Santo Dongo
Rafael Molina Arena
United States
Molina Arena
Thinking machine screws up doctors diagnose it
Teaneck AP reports Thomas A. Wood of Decision Systems Inc describes how a computer self diagnoses when acting up. He says a diagnostic program yields an answer like a loose transistor in the arithmetic unit, illustrating early views of computer self diagnosis.
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Teaneck, No
Thomas A. Wood
Decision Systems Inc
Testimony Begins Today In Manslaughter Trial
Jury selected in Monroe for a manslaughter case as 36 year old Johnnie Lee Perry faces Luther Gamble’s death in a Fourth District Court trial presided by Judge Mack E. Barham. Perry’s trial proceeds after a postponement from Monday.
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Monroe
Ing
Mack E. Barham
Fourth District
Johnnie Lee Perry
Goldman Sr
Luther Gamble
Two Teenagers Booked For Theft In Monroe
Two Monroe teenagers were booked early today on felony theft counts after complaints on both city sides. Stephen H. Rugg and William Guy Adams, both 19, are charged with theft of a $35 transistor radio from a south side automobile. An Admiral Benbow Motel employee reported two men observed taking items, leading to further bookings. Additional cases include Willie John Myles, 19, charged with theft of a .22 revolver, and others for assault, battery, speeding, and reckless driving in West Monroe and Monroe.
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Reuben C. Camp
Guy Campbell Jr
S. O. Brooks
Warren A. Randall
Roosevelt Collins
S. N. McQuiston
Earnest L. Womack
John D. Mullens
T .C. Hembree
Will Mac Jones
QO. C. Roddy
A. M
James E. Bailey
Arrant Rd
West Monroe
Joe G. Gilbert
S. 6Th St
Ernest W. Toms
Orange St
Monroe
James C. Kelly Jr
Stephen H. Rugg
Grayling Lane
William Guy Adams
Georgia St
Louisville Avenue
Hall Street
Willie John Myles
S. 18Th St
Sporting Goods
Oak
L1th
Hose McGee
Adams St
Bobby Wayne Carter
N. 7Th St
Cora Mae Jackson
Cherry St
Freeland D. May
Shady Oak Dr
Robert D. Wing
Th St
Leon Chapman
Barlow St
DeSiard Street
House VA bill would curb hospital closures
The House Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously approved a bill to strip the Veterans Administration of the power to close veterans hospitals. The move came just before a White House effort reportedly to block the measure.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Administration
White House
Lightning Kills 22-Year-Old Man in Louisiana Canal
A 22-year-old man, William L. Giepert, was killed by lightning while untying a boat in a canal near Belle Chasse Louisiana. Ed Muskie praised Louisiana agencies for progress in controlling water pollution after a one day Senate Public Works subcommittee hearing in New Orleans. University of Southwestern Louisiana President Joel L. Fletcher expects the New Iberia branch to open in fall 1966 after a board meeting.
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New Orleans
William L. Giepert
Belle Chasse
Senate Public Works
Edward Muskie
Maine
Louisiana
NEW Iberia (Ap
Joel L. Fletcher
University of Southwestern Louisiana
New Iberia
USL
Fletcher
University of the South
Louisiana Supreme Court reprimands judge and DA over hospital letter
The Louisiana Supreme Court scolded New Orleans Criminal District Court Judge George P. Platt and District Attorney Jim Garrison for not replying to a state mental hospital letter about accused rapist Leonard Caesar. The decision returned Caesar, alleged to have raped white women in the French Quarter in 1956, to East Louisiana State Hospital after ruling him insane in 1956.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana Supreme Court
Caesar
State
New Orleans man named head of Mississippi River Parkway Commission
Ray Samuel of New Orleans was named chairman of the Louisiana Mississippi River Parkway Commission. George W. Healy Jr. of New Orleans was named vice chairman and Mrs. Margaret Dixon of Baton Rouge was chosen secretary at the commission meeting on Monday.
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New Orleans
Ray Samuel
Mississippi River Parkway Commission
Louisiana
George W. Healy Jr
Margaret Dixon
Baton Rouge
Postmaster Nominations From Louisiana Reported
President Johnson sent to the Senate two postmaster nominations for Louisiana August M Hofmann Jr Reserve and Marion D Morris St Francisville in a Monday action AP report from Washington.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Louisiana
August M. Hofmann Jr
Reserve
Marion D. Morris
St. Francisville
Justice Goldberg urges orderly student involvement at Villanova
Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg told Villanova graduates that public concern about national problems is welcome but must be orderly and informed to be effective. He contrasted engagement with disarmament views and defended student rights to participate in shaping policy.
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Villanova
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Villanova University
Goldberg
Senate panel backs more federal judges for region
Washington AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to add four federal district judges for the Eastern District of Louisiana one judge for each of Mississippi's two districts and four additional judges for the Fifth U S Circuit Court of Appeals based in New Orleans.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louisiana
Mississippi
5Th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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