Northeast Louisiana and Delta Forecast Outlook
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs 88 to 95, lows 68 to 72. Winds southerly to 15 mph. Show ers expected 30 to 40 percent area wide with rainfall generally under half an inch, locally higher. Midsouth shows showers, warmer temps, and a front influencing Tennessee and Missouri border areas.
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Louisiana Delta
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Gulff of Mexico
Gulf
Alabama
FM Newn
NRN Brdr
Tenn
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Dak
Canada
Twin City Chit Chat Visitors and college honor note
Oklahoma relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Rex Furlow of West Monroe at 213 Hamilton Street. Herchiel Furlow of Idabel spent the weekend with the Furlows and traveled to California to visit another Furlow brother. W G Faulk Jr son of Gilbert Faulk of Monroe, is a Hampden-Sydney College senior and made the Dean's List for the second semester.
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Oklahoma
Rex Furlow
Hamilton St
West Monroe
Herchiel Furlow
Idabel
Okla
California
W. G. Faulk Jr
Gilbert Faulk
Monroe
Hampden - Sydney College
Hampden-Sydney
Faulk
Congress Faces Choppy Session as Labor Day Adjournment Fades
Washington AP reports Congress, after six months of smooth sailing, heads into troubled waters with votes on voting rights, union shops, foreign aid, elderly health care, minimum wage, base closures, reapportionment, excise taxes, and the antipoverty program. No major appropriation bills sent to the President. Senate and House debate housing department creation, veto power over base closings, and military pay.
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Senate
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Johnson
White House
Coptel Hill
J. B. Rich Captures Archery Crown in Hot Springs
J B Rich of Shreveport won the mens class instinctive event at the Southern sections Nations Field Archery Association tournament in Hot Springs Ark. He earned the championship archery title by competing in the instinctive category where no sights are used.
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. B. Rich
Shreveport
Field Archery Association
Rich
English student questions Humphrey on Viet policy during TV interview
In a live transatlantic broadcast from London the English student Michael Smithson pressed Vice President Humphrey about whether the United States would avoid all out war in Vietnam. Humphrey urged unconditional talks to end the conflict and banished the idea of escalating action, stressing peace and regional development.
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NEW York
London
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Humphrey Today
Michael Smithson
Manchester
England
Humphrey
Early Bird
America
National Broadcasting Co
Smithson
Viet Nam
United States
China
Southeast Asia
Humphreys
Hanoi
Peking
Hugh Downs
Court To Name Lawyer For Slaying Suspect
A U.S. District Court judge is expected to appoint attorney for Duane Pope, accused of killing three during a Big Springs Neb bank robbery. Judge John W. Oliver may name J. Whitfield Moody, former assistant U.S. attorney, as Pope’s counsel while he remains in Missouri. Pope, a McPherson College graduate and football co captain, faces a $100000 bond and a June 25 preliminary hearing on a federal bank robbery and staff member shooting charge.
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Kansas City
U.S. District Court
Duane Pope
Big Springs
Neb
John W. Oliver
J. Whitfield Moody
U.S
Pope
Missouri
Moody
Jackson County Legal Aid Committee
F. Russell Millin
Western Missouri
McPherson
Kan
Robert Richards
Devel County
When engine moves back and forth at crossing
The reader asks how long an automobile must wait to cross when railroad engines are switching. Section 213 of the Monroe City Code covers trains moving backwards and forwards and the applicable crossing waits.
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Monroe
Traffic Rule Promotes Safe Crossings at Twin Cities Crossing
In the twin cities across a crossing the engine must permit the automobile to cross the tracks before the engine recrosses the street. The section gives both railroad and street users the right to cross alternately to prevent a pile up of cars at the intersection.
Pope faces possible dual trials in state and federal courts
Theodore Rich Ling, U.S. attorney in Omaha, will confer today on whether the federal government or the state of Nebraska should prosecute Pope. Richling said Pope could be tried in both states and in federal courts without double jeopardy, with the death penalty a potential option in each. Dr. D W Bittinger, president of McPherson College, attempted weekend access to Pope but was denied admission.
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Ring
Theodore Richling
U.S
Omaha
Nebraska
Pope
Richling
D. W. Bittinger
McPherson College
Greene seeks more radio and TV exchanges with Russia
Sir Hugh Greene, director general of the BBC, returned from Moscow and Leningrad and said Britain and Russia will expand exchanges of radio and television programs. The greatest growth would be in science and education as he met leaders of the Russian Broadcasting Services.
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London
Hugh Greene
British Broadcasting Corporation
Moscow
Leningrad
Britain
Russia
Russian Broadcasting Services
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Jackson Brewing Company
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Louisville
Winervire
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