Weather Outlook for Monroe and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Highs in the mid 80s to upper 80s, lows in the mid to upper 60s, and winds 5 to 15 mph, gusty near thunderstorms. The outlook extends to Louisiana and Arkansas with similar patterns and occasional rain near the Delta. The Flying Farmer forecast describes a weak front causing showers and clearing by midday with 80s temperatures.
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Weather notes show extreme US heat followed by chilly relief
The US South Pole station is delayed as heat peaks hit 106 in Presidio Texas and Imperial California and 105 in Yuma Arizona and Blythe California. Wednesday morning lows reach 32 in Duluth Minnesota and 36 in Pellston Michigan, with Salisbury Maryland reporting 1.71 inches of rain in six hours.
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New Orleans youth tied to West Monroe burglaries
James D. Taylor, 223 youth from New Orleans, was arrested by West Monroe officers and confessed to two burglaries dated September 16 last year at Taylor's Lion Service Station in Cypress Street and Drew School on ar-1S Kansas Road. Taylor is held in Ouachita Parish jail. Other police actions include Jerry Barnett of Ruston booked for theft and Billy Reece James of Fort Smith cited for DUI and reckless driving after being taken into custody on Walnut Street.
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Mills Opposes JFK Tax Cut Plan Threatening Kennedy Proposal
Rep. Wilbur Mills chair of the House Ways and Means Committee rejects an across the board tax cut. He cautions against reducing total revenues while spending exceeds income. Mills backs a broad tax law revision and supports balancing the budget. Kennedy seeks early next year tax relief with a companion bill.
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S.O.B. Group Aims to Fund Harvard Study
Rep. William H. Ayres forms the Sons of Business as a gag to honor Kennedy snub and to raise funds for an economic study at Harvard. Ayres says the group has built a $100 fund from selling Sons of Business buttons and will donate proceeds.
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Club pins raise funds for study on economy
Ayres explained the club has no clues but made pins as a joke. After many requests, he sold them for 28 cents and now has about $100 in quarters. The pin shows a sad hound in a doghouse labeled Member, Sons of Business Society.
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