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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

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Congress Debates Halt to Indochina Funds in New Bill

The Senate moves to cut off all U S funding for military action in Indochina unless Congress approves. The measure sits in a 609 million State Department authorization bill as part of broader budget battles including debt limits and inflation controls.

Washington Senate U.S Indochina Congress State Department House Appropriations Committee Cambodia Senate Foreign Relations Committee Clifford P. Case R-N.j Frank Church Idaho Nixon House Defense Department

T. C. Standifer Dies, Services Set For Tuesday

Thomas C. Standifer 75 of Monroe died in Glenwood Hospital West Monroe after a lengthy illness. Retired Ouachita National Bank vice president he worked 50 years with the bank. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday at 2 pm. burial in Greenwood Cemetery Ruston.

Thomas C. Standifer Stubbs Ave Monroe Ouachita National Bank Glenwood Hospital West Monroe Grace Episcopal Church Rev W. Bradley Trimble Greenwood Cemetery Ruston Mulhearn Funeral Home Standifer New Orleans Washington and Lee University Virginia Ouachita Bank First Regional Clearing House Association Louisiana Bankers Association Lotus Club R. Lee Vanderpool Jr

Use Our Low Ten Day Rate With Cancellation Privileges

A brief notice promotes a temporary offer for a ten day rate that includes cancellation privileges. Details specify flexible terms and potential savings for customers evaluating short term stays or services during a promotional period.

Supreme Court splits 4 4 on clean air policy ruling

The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 4 maintaining a national policy against significant air pollution, affirming a U.S. Circuit Court ruling that prohibits substantial new pollution in regions with clean air. The decision preserves the appeals court decision without deciding the merits.

Washington Supreme Court U.S. Circuit Court United States Wisconsin Alabama Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Kiazziah Allen Crowned Queen At Louisiana Rodeo

Congratulations to Kiazziah Allen of Delhi who will reign as queen at the 24th annual Louisiana High School Championship Rodeo set for June 12 to 16 in Sulphur. The Deep South Writers and Artists Conference at LSU Alexandria runs Friday through Sunday with participants including novelist Alice Walsworth Graham and poets Bernice Webb and Glenn Swetman.

Kiazziah Allen Delhi Sulphur LSU - Alexandria Alice Walsworth Graham Natchez, Miss Bernice Webb University of Kansas Glenn Swetman Nichols College

Chuckle on Reading Retention Sparks Wise Motto

A light remark suggests sharp minds come from reading more than eating. It playfuly muses on the idea that memory retention mirrors appetite for knowledge and could boost wits over time.

Many Men Opt Out Of Work In Ouachita Parish

A News-Star report shows 6,203 Ouachita Parish men over 16 are nonworkers by choice or retirement. Of these, 3,076 are 16 to 65 and 3,127 are over 65, about 17.5 percent of the over-16 male population, with national 14.9 percent. Retirements funded by pensions and transfer payments, plus other income sources, enable leisure.

News - Star News Service NEW York Quachita Parish Department of Commerce Ouachita Parish Commerce Department United States

Explorer 49 Aims to Map Deep Space Radio Signals From Moon Orbit

Cape Kennedy Fla AP Explorer 49, a 442 pound satellite, launches toward a lunar orbit to record low frequency signals from distant galaxies. Isolating from earth noise, it will study bursts from cosmic sources to extend astronomical knowledge and compare with Explorer 38 findings.

Cape Kennedy Fla Moon Earth Stone

Three Americans Charged in Heroin Smuggling Case

Three Americans including Dr William C Kothe a civilian physician at a U S Army hospital in Okinawa have been arrested for alleged involvement in a large scale heroin operation Authorities say 4 4 pounds were seized and that Kothe mailed the heroin from Vietnam in three boxes of medical equipment to M Sgt Hugh R Hubbard of Gleason Tenn Hubbard with the 1st Special Forces Group at Camp Sukiran is linked to the case and Kothe has worked in the drug section of the U S Army hospital at Camp Kue during contacts with Southeast Asia patients

Naha Japan U.S. Army Okinawa William C. Kothe Fort Lauderdale Fla Kothe Vietnam Hugh R. Hubbard Gleason, Tenn Hubbard Camp Sukiran Kobhe U.S. Army Hospital Camp Kue Southeast Asia

Weather forecast for Twin Cities and Monroe area

Residents can expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain or thunder showers today through Tuesday. Highs will reach the upper 80s, with overnight lows near 70. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Rain chances 40 percent today, 20 tonight, 30 Tuesday. Louisiana outlook similar with mid 70s to 90s and scattered thundershowers.

Twin Cities Monroe FAA Monroe Municipal Louisiana

Brandt Tours Israel After Close Helicopter Mishap

Chancellor Willy Brandt left Israel after a near 900 foot cliff helicopter accident at Masada. Brandt and aides were unhurt while security teams stabilized the craft. Meir and Dayan referred to Nazi tragedy while urging warm German Israeli friendship.

Willy Brandt Jerusalem Israel Germany Brandt Dead Sea Golda Meir Nazi Germany Paul Frank Bonn Eliahir Ben-Horin Bor Massada Defense Moshe Dayan

Nixon to propose Cabinet level Energy and Natural Resources Dept

Interior Secretary Morton said on Face the Nation that President Nixon will propose a new Cabinet level department to consolidate energy and natural resources. The plan would merge Interior, Forest Service, NOAA, and planning functions from the Corps of Engineers. Morton predicted gasoline prices will rise for four to five years but not reach dramatic levels.

Washington Department of Energy and Natural Resources Nixon Interior Rogers C.B. Morton CBS Face the Nation Department of Natural Resources Morton

Ouachita Near Flood Stage At Monroe After Crest

The Ouachita River falls toward its natural flood stage at Monroe after peaking at 48.7 feet on May 10. The river is expected to drop to 40 feet Tuesday and continue down through Thursday, with Camden and Columbia also reporting below flood stage.

Ouachita River Ouachita National Weather Service Camden Ark Columbia Mississippi River Arkansas City Vicksburg Miss

Inside The News-Star Highlights Byline and Sections

The snippet lists sections and page markers from The News-Star newspaper, including Abby Lowman Broadway Radio TV Classified Sports Comics Theater Crossword and various page numbers. It shows a structured table of contents style release with department titles and page locations.

Abby Lowman Radio-Tv van Dellen

Town Hall Meet Set On Garbage In Monroe

Monroe merchants gathered at the Government Center to push a 7:30 p.m. June 21 Town Hall on the city’s garbage collection program. Mayor Troy plans a televised talk this week.

Monroe Troy City Hall Civic Center Lee

Agnew Warns on Watergate Hearings Safeguards Shortage

Vice President Spiro Agnew tells the National Association of Attorneys General that Senate Watergate hearings lack procedural safeguards and risk muddying justice. He calls the broadcasts Perry Masonish and says innocent people could be irreparably harmed while guilty may go unpunished. urges suspending judgment until all facts are in.

St. Louis Spiro T. Agnew Senate Nixon Senate Select Committee Agnew National Association of Attorneys General Sen. Ervin Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Senate Watergate Committee Ag Sagnew United States

Jet lands at wrong airport in Miami area

United Airlines flight 475 a 727 bound for Miami international landed at Opa-Locka field at 10 30 p m with no greeting from terminals baggage crews or United staff. Coast Guard personnel noted the pilot contacted Miami and followed instructions to land, unaware the field was not the intended airport.

Miami UPS United Airlines United Coast Opa-Locka Air Field Cleveland Atlanta Miami International Airport Coast Guard Air Search and Rescue Station Opa-Locka Coast Guard

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