Turkey Uses Arms Embargo Retaliation to Press Talks on Bases
Turkey demanded within 30 days negotiations with the United States on the status of American bases in Turkey. The National Security Council proposed shutting 20 bases including Incirlik and three intelligence sites, as pressure tied to Turkey’s four month arms embargo over Cyprus.
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Ankara
Turkey
United States
U.S
Thsan Sabri Caglayangil
Suleyman Demirel
Demirel
Security Council
Incirlik
Washington
House of Representatives
Cyprus
Monroe council takes no action on NLU beer permit
The Monroe City Council will take no action on Northeast Louisiana University's beer permit request unless the school pursues a declaratory judgment or seeks clarification from the State Board of Trustees. City attorneys say the issue is confusing with conflicting authority between state education governance and local ordinances.
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Monroe
Northeast Louisiana University
State Board of Trustees
Ralph Troy
Robert C. Cuddil
Ralph J. Wicker
Commission Council
NLU
Board of Trustees
Council
Lather Court
Board of Education
Constitutional Convention
Attorney General
State Board of Education
Jury meets on parish roads plan in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury schedules a 7 p.m. meeting Monday to discuss blacktopping parish roads for 1975 and other pertinent matters. Jurors will convene in the jury room on the second floor of the Ouachita Parish Court House.
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Ouachita Parish
Huey Lenard
Ouachita Parish Court House
Freeman Family Reunion Set At Monroe Home
A four day family reunion will be held Thursday through Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry J Freeman Jr 1120 N 8rd St Monroe Three out of town families are visiting in Twin Cities Early arrivals include Mr and Mrs Greg Moore and Cristen of San Diego California Mr and Mrs Earl May Jr and Jason of Salisbury North Carolina and Mrs Gladys Client of Atlanta Georgia
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Henry J. Freeman Jr
N. 8Rd St
Monroe
Twin Cities
Greg Moore
Cristen
San Diego
Calif
Earl May Jr
Jason
Salsbury, N. C
Gladys Client
Atlanta, Ga
Chit Chat Sends Get Well Wishes to Blanche Milton
The Chit Chat page notes Blanche Milton secretary to West Monroe Mayor Bert Hatten hopes for a speedy recovery from an often painful trick knee.
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Chit Chat
Blanche Milton
West Monroe
Bert Hatten
Blanche
Scheel Urges Reunification Hope Amid Detente
In a prepared address to Congress, West German President Walter Scheel calls for reunification of Germany as detente grows. He insists unity remains a political goal while noting ideological fronts persist and European ties remain strong with the United States.
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Washington
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Germany
Scheel
Congress
Europe
South Vietnam
Cambodia
United States
Ford To Submit Tough Anti Crime Bill To Congress
Ford told GOP leaders he will submit a very tough crime control bill with mandatory prison terms for federal offenses. Senate Leader Hugh Scott said violent crimes and repeat offenders would be hit, with skyjacking and drug dealing included. White House said the recommendations would come later this week. Rhodes said Ford may veto a housing bill costing about 2 billion dollars, fearing inflation impact, including subsidies for roughly 400000 mortgages.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
White House
House
John Rhodes
Arizona
Rhodes
Marianas vote to become a U S commonwealth
In Saipan voters backed a commonwealth status under the United States by 3024 to 928 with about 85 percent turnout. If Congress approves, the Northern Marianas would gain U S citizenship for residents, elect a governor and legislature, and lose voting rights in presidential elections and Congress.
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Northern Marianas Islands
United States
U.S
Pacific Island
Puerto Rico
U.S. Trust Territory
Pacific — Islands
Rhode Island
United Nations
Tinian
Marianas
Australia
France
Britain
Erwin M. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Commonwealth
Congress
Supreme Court bars stockholder suits under Campaign Act
The Supreme Court unanimously held that stockholders cannot sue under the Federal Election Campaign Act for illegal corporate spending to influence candidates. The ruling transfers enforcement to the Justice Department, denying private suits. Justice Brennan said Congress intended state law to govern relations between corporations and stockholders.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
William J. Brennan Jr
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Philip Ash
Congress
Circuit
Ash
Bethlehem
George McGovern
South Dakota
Richard M. Nixon
Weather Outlook for Twin Cities and Louisiana
Warm residents can expect partly cloudy skies today tonight and Wednesday with a thunderstorm chance diminishing tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the lower 90s, lows in the lower 70s. southerly winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing at night. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport noted 88 high and 76 low yesterday morning with no rainfall in the 24 hours ending 1 am today. Louisiana outlook shows showers southeast Saturday otherwise hot and mostly fair. highs mid to upper 90s north and lower 90s south, lows in the 70s each night.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe
Louisiana
FTC Issues Guidelines on New Warranty Law
Federal Trade Commission outlines that a full warranty requires repair or replacement within a reasonable time and applies to products manufactured after July 4. The Magnuson Moss Act bars unwritten exclusions, requires clear full or limited designations, and permits depreciation-based refunds only after rulemaking. Consumers gain rights to individual and class action lawsuits for breach, with conformance rules for conspicuous exclusions.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Board to decide city school superintendent in Monroe
The Monroe City School Board meets today at 7 p.m. and may name a new superintendent. A source says four of six members favor former assistant superintendent Sidney Seegers, with two undecided. Six applicants were interviewed including Seegers, Richard Miles, George Davis, James Fryer, and Carl King. The post opened after Superintendent Petterson announced retirement.
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Monroe City
Sidney Seegers
Asst
Supt
Richard O. Miles
Medica Center
George Davis
James C. Fryer
Monroe
Carl King
Ferriday and
Seegers
Record Low Temperature and Hottest Day Across Contiguous U.S.
The National Weather Service logged the coldest reading of the day outside Alaska and Hawaii at 1 degree in Laramie Wyoming. Monday’s high reached 110 degrees in Buckeye Arizona.
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New York
Storms Bring Warnings Of Flash Floods
Thunderstorms swept the central Plains with rain and hail causing flash flood warnings from Oklahoma to Missouri. Rain totals in several towns reached multiple inches, while tornadoes touched down in seven states and an 8 year old was killed by lightning in New York Central Park. Power and phone outages affected the St Louis and Kansas City areas.
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Central Plains
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Springfield
Miller
Osage City
Kan
Emporia
St. Louis
St. Charles
Kansas City
North Dakota
New York
Central Park
Chadron
Neb
Valentine
Seaboard
Far West
Great Lakes
Desert
Mercury
Midland
Tex
Ford predicts end of recession for small business
President Ford told the National Federation of Independent Business delegates the worst recession since the 1930s is ending and urged cutting federal red tape. He cited rising consumer confidence and 2.2 percent May retail sales, 4.2 percent April leading indicators, and a 553,000 jobs gain March to May while promising to revise burdensome regulations.
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Washington
Ford
National Federation of Independent Business Conference
Federation
Commerce Department
Parish School Board to review replacement for Snellings
The Ouachita Parish School Board will meet at 7 p m to discuss replacing Mrs Marie Louise Snellings who will resign July 5 Her son Frank is among names mentioned along with other potential candidates Milton Ford also floated Snellings says she did not expect her son to be elected and that names should come from board president James T Lee
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Ouachita Parish
Marie Louise Snellings
Snellings
Frank
James T. Lee
Lee
LSU
Baton Rouge
Milton Ford
River Stage Readings Reflect Flood Conditions at Stations
Reported river stage measurements show flood risk with readings at stations including Monroe 40.0 Camden 19.5 and a 1.6 foot change to falling stage.
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Monroe
Camden
News-Star Abby Classifieds Highlights Sections
The page compiles listings across departments from The News Star Abby including sales notices, classified ads, radio and TV guides, sports briefs, theater listings, comics, and editorial features. It highlights sections such as Deaths, Horoscope, Weather, and cross-page references for community notices and puzzles.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Golda Meir hospitalised for leg ailment in Jerusalem
Golda Meir 77, former Israeli prime minister, was hospitalized in Jerusalem for sciatica at Hadassah Hospital. An aide said she is in fine condition with good spirits and expected to be released midweek after entering Monday.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Golda Meir
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