Older Brother of Pat Nugent the Center of Jokes
Da Nang South Vietnam AP Marine Lt. Gerard Nugent Pat Nugent will marry President Johnson's daughter Luci in Washington Aug 6 The lieutenant's unit Echo Company 3rd Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment based on Hill 22 near Da Nang patrols and defends their area He plans a Marine Corps career and was surprised by the engagement news Gerard married last August
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Gerard Nugent
Hill
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Pob
Pat
Pat Nugent
Johnson
Luci
Washington
Gerard
Viet Nam
Hill 22
Marine
Gomez
Gulf Company
White House
Nugents
Jerry P. Nugent
Echo Company
3Rd Marine Regiment
Nugent
Marquette University
Naval Rotc
Marine Corps
Fourth Judicial Attorney Judges Qualify For Race
The Fourth Judicial District Race sees District Attorney Albin P Lassiter seeking a third term. Judges Jesse S Heard Mack E Barham and Hillyer S Parker qualified for the district judicial posts. Deadline set for 5 p.m. Friday. Secretary Duke Shackelford noted unavailability of Monroe Mayor Jack Howard and Rep Lawrence Gibbs due to travel and illness.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Morehouse
Ouachita Parishes
Duke Shackelford
Judicial District Erecta Committee
Toay
Shackelford
Bonita
Albin P. Lassiter
Monroe
Jesse S. Heard
Mack E. Barham
Hillyer S. Parker
W. L
Jack) Howard
Ouachita
Lawrence Gibbs
Howard
Gibbs
St. Francis Hospital
Hotel Owners Oppose Stadium Room Tax Plan
The Greater New Orleans Hotel and Motel Association opposes a proposed five per cent room tax to fund a domed stadium, arguing the six per cent rate would push hotel rates above those of rival cities. They warn the tax could deter conventions and hurt tourism as the tax also funds teacher salaries and school operations.
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New Orleans
UPS
Greater
Crescent City
Judge Delays Shelton Trial For Contempt
A federal judge postponed the contempt of Congress trial of Ku Klux Klan leader Robert M. Shelton to September 12. Shelton, Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America, faced potential fines and a year in prison if convicted as the trial and related cases test kland leadership.
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Washington
Robert M. Shelton
Matthew McGuire
U.S. District Court
Shelton
Committee
Un-American Activities Committee
Klan Investigation
Tuscaloosa
Ala
House
Riots erupt as Buddhist protests clash with Saigon police
In Saigon Buddhist demonstrations surge through the capital ending a lull as riot police surround the U.S. Embassy. Monks and nuns lead crowds while police arrest dozens at the central market. Tear gas drives crowds, altars are removed, and banners call to stop killings, amid power struggles within Saigon's Buddhist movement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Buddhist Institute
Gia Long Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Thich Tri Quang
Tam Chau
Ouachita Parish Delinquent Tax Sale Wednesday
A total of 106 properties will be offered at the Ouachita Parish courthouse front door for delinquent parish and state taxes. Sheriff deputy C D Meredith places the tax debt at 9 107 80 with parish collections through Saturday totaling 4 979746 98 or 99 028 percent of 5 019 405 53.
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Ouachita Parish
C. D. Meredith
Civic group seeks Pancho Villa as national hero
The Mexican Civic Association proposes to honor Pancho Villa by naming a street after him and placing a statue in a downtown park. Villa, famed bandit leader, was killed in 1923.
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Mexico City
Mexican Civic Association
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Villa
West Monroe Docket Heavy in City Court Session
Judge John McCormick presided over a heavy West Monroe City Court session Friday with multiple fines for gambling weapons and traffic offenses. Defendants from West Monroe and Monroe area faced fines ranging from 10 to 400 dollars after arrests on May 27 following a raid.
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John McCormick
West Monroe
Robert McGee
North Stewart Ave
Otha Besant
Crawford St
Eddie Davis
Coleman St
Amos Clay
Monroe
Besant
Thefts Reported Here By Authorities
Several thefts were reported by authorities in Ouachita Parish. A burglary at 510 Cryer Street West Monroe involved an unlocked rear door and a missing envelope with 320 dollars. Other cases include tools valued at 175 dollars stolen from Roach's Nursery and meat worth 1870.74 dollars stolen from Frozen Food Locker. An arrest was made for jumping bond in Ouachita Parish. Ephron Jackson faced simple rope charges in Monroe.
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Cryer Street
West Monroe
F. M. Waren
Waren
Harold Myles
Indiana
Mobile
Ala
Ouachita Parish
Myles
Monroe
Sheriff’s Department
Raymond W. Bird
N. 6Th St
Roach
Cotton St
James D. Blakney
Barney Clifton Blakney
Taylorsville
Blakney
Sheriff’s Department of
Raligh
Miss. Ouachita Parish
Bailey Grant
Wootens
Thomas Ave
John C. Wooten
Ephron Willis Jackson
LaFay Eaton
Washington St
FTC opens lab to test cigarette tar and nicotine levels
UPI reports in Washington that the Federal Trade Commission will establish a dedicated laboratory for regular testing of tar and nicotine in U.S. cigarettes. The move follows a conference with FTC Chairman and remarks by Sen. Warren Magnuson, linking public health efforts to regulatory actions.
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Washington
UPI
The
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
New Laboratory
FTC
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Bennie Buran Elkin
Charles R. Abrams
Rayville
Curtis Williams
N. 16Th St
Mary W Futch
Savanah Mims
Calhoun
David Robertson
Jonesboro Rd
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Rainbow Dr
Roy E. Breland
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Charles R. Moore
McClain Dr
Eugene A. Simms
Columbia St
Darla J. Sherry
Marvin M. Oliver
Riverside Dr
Southern Airways
Baton Rouge
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Folger’s Coffee
Kraft Or Wesson Oil
Hamburger
Oleo
Saus
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Pillsbury Asst
Kraft Mayonnaise
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Walter H. Johnson & Son
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