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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

2

Humphrey Urges Urban Funds Aid for Cities

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urged new federal support for cities at the U S Conference of Mayors, proposing a national development bank, revenue sharing, and redirected highway funds to urban needs. He outlined eight programs to address urban services and civil rights, stressing city funding as essential to basic services like lighting, safety, and sanitation.

Philadelphia Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey U.S. Conference of Mayors Edmund Muskie Dmaine Housing and Urban Development George Romney Minnesota Democrat World Bank Rio de Janeiro Detroit New York Nixon Wilbur Mills D-Ark Henry Reuss D-Wis Congress Federal Highway Trust Fund

Israelis Report Tiny Isle Could Spawn Next War

Tel Aviv reports a small Indian Ocean island Perim near Bab al Mandab could be used to block the Red Sea route to Aqaba sparking a wider conflict. Arab speedboat attack on an oil tanker raised fears of a renewed Middle East war.

Tel Aviv Middle East Perim Bab al Mandab Red Sea Gulf of Aden Sharm el Sheikh Israel Aqaba Egypt Tiran Strait Bab al Mandab Strait Popular Front For E Liberation of Palestine Jerusalem

Nonuplets in Australia Alive After Birth

Geraldine Brodrick gave birth to nine babies in Sydney, only four survived. The first girl born earlier in dawn was stable, while three other infants—two boys and a girl—were reported in guarded condition. The nine babies weighed one to two pounds each and were born naturally in 32 minutes under Dr Harvey Carey’s team at the University of New South Wales.

Sydney Australia Geraldine Brodrick Brodrick Broderick Leonard Canberra Harvey M. Carey School of Obstetrics and

Animals Menaced by Lead Poisoning

AP reports a sick leopard nicknamed Mr Leopard and a dead twin at Staten Island Zoo signal human risk from air lead. Cats, lions, tigers and monkeys show elevated lead. experts blame gasoline fumes, paints and industry. Aimed to map animal human health links.

New York New York Medical College Staten Island Zoo New York City Leonard Ralph Strebel Leopard Bronx Zoo Strebel The Medical College Dennis F. Crafton Crafton Staten Island David Spiro Craston Edward Garner Canaries Bronx Central Park Flushing Prospect Park

Attorney to File Suit Over Reapportionment Plan

Alexandria Arthur Gravel Jr. says he will file suit within 10 days challenging both current and proposed Louisiana House and Senate reapportionment plans. He represents AFL CIO president Victor Bussie and argues plans violate one man one vote per US Constitution. The suit targets federal court in Baton Rouge or New Orleans seeking a constitutional plan. Gravel notes Gov. McKeithen has midweek to act. without action the plan becomes effective.

Alexandria Camille F. Gravel Jr Louisiana House Senate Aflcio Victor Bussie Gravel U.S. Supreme Court Baton Rouge New Orleans John McKeithen

Evers Launches Mississippi Bid For Governorship

In Decatur Mississippi Charles Evers a first black candidate for governor launched his campaign calling for black voter registration and reform of Parchman Prison He urged nonviolence over militancy and pledged to end the trusty system while promising penitentiary funding and inmate case reviews as he campaigned before about 300 supporters.

Decatur, Miss Charles Evers State Evers Newton County America Parchman Fayette

War Funds Halt Defeat Expected

Washington AP reports months of effort to force U.S. withdrawal from Indochina by December 31 faces likely defeat in both House and Senate. Antiwar groups hoped to win in the Senate, but commitments were soft. Data show 53 senators oppose the deadline while 36 support. House votes expected to fall short of a 218 majority.

Washington U.S Indochina House Senate Capitol Hill Nixon Boston Mike Mansfield Boston College South Vietnam Mansfield White House Melvin R. Laird Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Laird Humphrey ABC Congress Associated Press Thomas P. O'Neill Jr

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