Weather Summary for Northeast Louisiana and Mid South
Partly cloudy through Saturday with occasional showers and thundershowers. Highs 84 to 90, lows around 48 to 74. East to southeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Showers likely in 80 percent area, with heavy dew tonight and drying by morning. Rainfall totals vary, with scattered showers across Mississipp and Arkansas.
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Miner Tearing Money Declared Legally Insane in Ostrava
Coalminer Josef Czekaj, working at Ostrava, was declared legally insane after tearing about 2,000 crowns from banknotes into tiny bits and tossing them into a mine shaft. The ruling followed reports by the Czechoslovak News Agency.
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Kosygin says no Viet Nam peace while U S troops stay
World tensions rise as Premier Kosygin declares no peaceful solution possible with American forces in Viet Nam. He adds that only Viet Nam friends can negotiate and warns against any outside involvement.
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Desegregation urged in Louisiana Catholic parishes
Bishop Charles P. Greco of the Alexandria Diocese announced in a pastoral letter that desegregation of Catholic schools will begin in the 1965 66 school year where public schools have or will integrate this fall. He urged ending discrimination in churches education housing voting jobs and public accommodations and cited Vatican and papal calls for peace and justice.
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Red China Starts Drive For Militia
Hong Kong reports Communist China pressing a militia build up with new units and training programs including women and children. Western sources doubt the scale given weapon shortages and question motives behind the campaign.
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The Bells Are Ringing Sydney Two Millionth In stalled
The two millionth telephone has been installed in Australia. The subscriber received a personal call from the postmaster general along with a personal telephone index, golf pencil, engraved plate, and a bill totaling 25 Australian pounds plus connect and advance rental charges. Australia boasts one of the world’s highest telephone densities with 24 instruments per 100 people.
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Boyle Writes Of Viet Nam Lingual Twists
HAL BOYLE reports on Viet Nam war slang as Marines in Da Nang adapt terms like kilo meter shortened to click and Viet Cong called them Congs. He notes the prevalent phrase sorry about that used iron ic ally to acknowledge others troubles and worn as patches by tailors.
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