Okinawa Pact Sets June 17 Signing Ceremonies
In Paris, Secretary Rogers and Foreign Minister Aichi agreed to a June 17 ceremony in Washington and Tokyo to mark Okinawa reverting to Japan in 1972. The accord reportedly includes removal of nuclear weapons, civilian use of Naha airport, Japan paying leases, and VOA transfer to a private firm.
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Paris
William P. Rogers
Kiichi Aichi
Okinawa
Japan
Naha
United States
Voice of America
Nixon
Eicaku Sato
Ryukyu
Washington
Tokyo
McCloskey
Rogers
Aichi
United Nations
Sale Of Domed Stadium Bonds Set For July 1
New Orleans AP Officials of the Louisiana Superdome announced the sale of 113 million dollars in construction bonds would occur July 1 after a postponed sale. The delay followed lawsuits challenging the stadium lease and legislative efforts to cap bond totals, with a 129.5 million ceiling approved.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Superdome
William J. Connick
Domed Stadium Commission
Louisiana Supreme Court
John Schwegmann
Metairie
Pavey Branton
Shangaloo
Inside The News-Star Classifieds and Sections Summary
A catalog of newspaper sections and page designations including Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe and Van Dellen across classifieds sports theater editorial horoscope weather and additional features. Indicates page locations such as 2C 2c 4C 6c 6C 5A and 8A with brief section labels like Jumble Crossword Comics and Radio-TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Salty fingered burglar hunts in Monroe police bid
Monroe police search for a burglar described as salty fingered after a vending machine at a local business was broken into and several potato chips stolen. The Marine Corps Recruiting Office in Monroe is named top recruiting substation in Louisiana for May, marking 23rd consecutive month leading the state competition. Gunnery Sgt. William Laws and Staff Sgt. Michael Reddy lead the unit.
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Monroe
Marine Corps
Louisiana
William Laws
Michael Reddy
Warmer Temperatures Expected With Storm Threat in Northeast Louisiana
Partly cloudy skies give way to warm temperatures through Thursday in Northeast Louisiana. Highs will reach the 90s and lows near 70, with a chance of thundershowers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph today, humidity high then drying later, dew points around 70. FAA Monroe Municipal reported a high of 92 and a low of 68 Tuesday with no precipitation.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroe Municipal
Kosygin Signals Soviet Readiness to Cut Forces in Europe
Soviet Premier Kosygin told an election rally in Moscow that the USSR is willing to reduce armed forces in Europe if NATO shows sincere nonbilateral withdrawal. He blamed the West for obstructing peace proposals and urged negotiations on force reductions as a new European stage unfolds.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
Kosygin
Bolshoi Theater
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Georgia
Martial Law Declared in Santiago After Slaying
In Santiago Chile the Marxist government under President Allende imposed limited martial law and began a nationwide search for three extreme leftists in the assassination of right wing Interior Minister Edmundo Perez Zujovic. The crime sparked calls of revenge linked to the Pampa Irigoyen massacre. Authorities identified two suspects Ronald Rivera Calderon and Arturo Rivera Calderon as Vanguard of the People members.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allende
Allende
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Pampa Irigoyen
Frei
Belgium
Perez Zujovic
Mercedes Benz
Eduardo Paredes
Ronald Rivera Calderon
Arturo
Vanguard of the People
Tiny atomic particles found beyond protons and neutrons
Stanford researchers at the two mile long atom smasher report discovery of particles smaller than protons and neutrons, termed partons. Led by Panofsky and Kendall, results appear in Scientific American and imply internal structure of atomic nuclei.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky
Henry W. Kendall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scientific American
Panofsky
Agnew Urges Air Cadets to Stay Faithful in Tough World
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told 690 U S Air Force Academy graduates that their service may be disparaged but strength lies in the inherent goodness of their country. He warned against disarmament drives and stressed readiness to defend rights and resources against formidable enemies.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
U. S. Air Force Academy
Academy
Agnew
America
Record heat tops 101 degrees in Cotulla Texas
Highest readings Tuesday by the National Weather Service excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 101 degrees in Cotulla Texas. The day’s low fell to 32 degrees at Marquette County Airport Michigan.
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New York
Sabine Oil Rights Dispute Opens Hearing in New Orleans
A high-stakes border dispute over the Sabine River pits Louisiana against Texas over oil land and city portions including Port Arthur. U.S. District Judge Robert Van Pelt presides as the final hearing before the Supreme Court, with briefs from Atty. Gen. Jack Gremillion and others for Louisiana and Texas officials Crawford Martin and Price Daniel.
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Jack Gremillion
Lake Charles
Oliver Stockwell
Texas
Price Daniel
Atty
J. Arthur Sandlin
Louisiana
New Orleans
Port Arthur
Tex
Palance
U.S
Robert van Pelt
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Sabine River
Sam Jones
Supreme Court
van Pelt
Ameri
Houston
Gremillion
Military Jury Deliberates In Kickback Trial
A military jury at Redstone Arsenal weighs guilt or innocence of Master Sergeant William Higdon 41 of East Point Georgia. He stands accused of stealing funds and accepting kickbacks while running Army clubs in Vietnam. He faces up to 19 years and a dishonorable discharge if convicted.
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Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Vietnam
William Higdon
East Point
Population Drop Threatens National Fink Day Fest
In Fink Texas population fell 80 percent after two families left near Perrin AFB leaving three residents. Town officials foresee a somber National Fink Day on June 24 with events at the Albright General Store.
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Pat Albright
Fink
Tex
Preston Smith
Texas Navy
Albright
Fink, Tex
Perrin Air Force Base
Willard Albright
Crossroads Village
Albright General Store
Georgetown
Texas
Finke
Lake Texoma
Oklahoma
Stennis Plan For Ceilings Voted 67 Toll
The Senate approved a draft ceiling of 150000 annually, later lowered to 130000 in 1971 and 140000 in 1972, by a 67 to 11 vote. The measure accompanied a $2.7 billion military pay raise, amid opposition from Sen. Taft who urged deeper cuts.
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Washington
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Stennis
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mississippi Democrat
Gordon Allott
Rcolp
House
Allott
Colorado Republican
Woman Killed in West Monroe Two-Car Collision
An unidentified woman died and three people were injured in a two-car crash at Warren Drive and Highway 80 in West Monroe. Police could not provide identities. The fatality is the first traffic death in West Monroe since 1968.
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Warren Drive
Highway 80
West Monroe
Chuckle: A Pessi Mist Tale of Borrowed Laughs
A light joke notes a pessimist who borrows humor with no expectation of return, delivering a quick quip about perpetual lending and unwilling repayment. The line plays on the idea that some jokes travel far beyond their origin.
Finding the Right Tenant Near Olin
Rented near Olin a 2 bedroom unit with bath and washer plumbing. Rent listed at 45 dollars per month. Contact Benny Breece at 323-0747 for details.
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Olin
Benny Breece
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