De Gaulle Arrives in Moscow for East West Talks
President Charles de Gaulle flies to Moscow for an 11 day visit aimed at strengthening East West cooperation. He meets with Podgorny and Kosygin in a tour including Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad. Discussions focus on European security the German question and nuclear weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
Orly
Paris
Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
de Gaulle
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Leningrad
Kiev
Stalingrad
Kosygin
Kremlin
United States of Europe
Germany
Washington
Bonn
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
West German
NATO
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Te Gaulle
France
Atlantic Alliance
East Germany
Nevalle
Real Estate Transfers Record in Ouachita Parish Clerk Office
The Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court records numerous real estate transfers including Wilton Webb Jr. selling parcels to Hattie Belle Brown for 2400 dollars, and Joseph Simmons acquiring property via second mortgage. Other deeds include transfers by Ras Estis, Mary Estis, and Edward James Marshall, and multiple parcels changing hands for mortgage assumptions and cash sums up to 40,000 dollars. Listings cover subdivisions such as Charmingdale, Town & Country, Erin Park, and Quachita Cotton Mills Second Addition, with buyers including Kennedy D. McConkey Jr., Brockman Builders, and Wilfred Harrison among others, dated in the local district records.
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Ouachita Parish
Nettie B. Riser
Henry S. Riser
Michael Ry Hamilton
Ouachita
Ras Estis
Mary Marshall Estis
Edward James Marshall
Annis Matthews
Kennedy D. McConkey Jr
Et Ux
Kenneth Wayne Mills
Charmingdale
United States
Warren C. Maddry
Betty White
Maddry
Soares W. Guerriero
Ae Place Realty Inc
North Park Snc Co
Brockman Builders, Inc
Willard L. Harrison
Vollate
Town & Country
Monroe-West Monroe
New Onttory and Realty, Inc
Erin Park
Ryland Realty, Inc
Jack Dean Phillips Jr
Robert V. Burns
Greater
Monroe Homes, Inc
Wilbur W. Holston
Clarence Shippet
Quachita Cotton Mills
Wilma Dunn
Hardy M. Prescott, Jr
Lionel H. Prescott
James C. Dunn
Curtis J. Nichols
Stanley R. Palowsky
Charlies E. Pageetux
Stanley, B. Hayes
H. & Corporation
Onachus Cotton Mills
Grand Jury Set To Hear KKK Case
Federal grand jury in Biloxi to hear evidence against 14 alleged Ku Klux Klansmen in the firebombing slaying of Vernon Dahmer near Hattiesburg. Indictments may target Klan leader Sam Bowers and 13 others. jurors to report from across Mississippi for several days.
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Biloxi
Miss
UPI
Hattiesburg
U. S
Harold Cox
Justice Department
Klan
Sam H. Bowers Jr
Vernon Dahmer
Dahmer
National Assocition For the Advancement of Colored People
FBI
Bowers
Laurel
J. Edgar Hoover
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
The
Right To Know Bill Passage Expected
Washington AP The House is poised to vote final approval on a free dom of information bill to strengthen public access to government records. The measure, backed by Rep. Moss, would let courts compel disclosure and shift proof to agencies. President Johnson's signature outlook remains unclear amid mixed opposition.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Johnson
Moss
House Democratic
Rules Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Judiciary Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Commerce
Crime rate climbs in first quarter of 1966
Washington report from the FBI shows a 6 percent rise in the national crime rate for Q1 1966 versus Q1 1965. Rapists, murder, robbery, and assault advance, with rapes up 14 percent. All regions rise. suburbs 9 percent, north central leads 8 percent, based on 5,034 agencies covering over 143 million people.
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Washington
FBI
North Central
Suburbia
Big City
Actor John Wayne dodges Viet Cong fire in Vietnam visit
AP reports veteran actor John Wayne escaped sniper fire near Chu Lai while signing autographs for Marines. Three to five rounds hit the dirt about 50 feet away as Wayne continued signing, then security swarmed the area and found only an abandoned bicycle. Wayne tours Vietnam for three weeks under Defense Department sponsorship after narrating a documentary.
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Chu Lai
South Viet Nam
John Wayne
Viet Nam
Wayne
Iwo Jima
7Th Marine Regiment
Defense Department
Jackson Parish candidates meet qualifying date
Jackson Parish and 2nd Judicial District candidates completed qualifying for the August 13 primary. Judge Frank Dougharty and Judge Percy Edgerton Brown are unopposed for the November general election. DA contenders are W. Jackson Emmons and Hal R. Henderson. Seven Jackson Parish School Board candidates qualified for wards 1, 6 and 7.
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Jonesboro
Jackson Parish
Jackson
Claiborne
Bienville Parishes
Elder Bond
Democratic Executive Committee
Frank M. Dougherty
Homer
Percy Edgerton Brown
Arcadia
DA Post
W. Jackson Emmons
Hal R. Henderson
Teenage Column Author Eugene Gilbert Dies at 40
New York AP staff writer Eugene Gilbert, 40, creator of the What Young People Think column, died of a heart attack at Beth Israel Hospital. He founded a teen polling operation after leaving Northwestern at sophomore year, moved to New York in 1947, and his Gilbert Marketing Group will carry on the column. He is survived by his widow, a son Howard of Detroit, a daughter Dana, and two stepchildren Kenneth Brown and Robin Buda.
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New York
Eugene Gilbert
Beth Israel Hospital
Gilbert
Northwestern University
Chicago
Howard
Detroit
Dana
Kenneth Brown
Robin Buda
Military reserves call up rejected in Viet Nam debate
Senate subcommittee released a censored transcript showing four star Joint Chiefs urged callup of Army reserves for Viet Nam. McNamara rejected the plan citing national interest and alignment with President Johnson's no wider war pledge. General Johnson and General Freeman testified readiness and training goals, while Stennis questioned Pentagon claims of 16 combat ready divisions and noted $12.7 billion spent yet Army short by up to $1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Joint Chiefs
Subcommittee
Harold K. Johnson
Army
McNamara
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Baltimore
Paul L. Freeman
Continental Army Command
Freeman
U.S
The
Stennis
Defense
Stanley R. Resor
Pentagon
Europe
Congress
Seek safer quarters for Coventry civil defense experts
A dozen civil defense specialists who had occupied an old Coventry building for 12 years relocated after authorities warned of an unexploded World War II bomb in the premises.
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Coventry
England
UPI
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Caswell Taylor Johnson
William Harold Fleming
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Albertis T. Richardson
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Cypress West Monroe
Natchitoches
Monroe
Louisville Ave
KKK
Py Wayne Moore
Wayne’s
Signature Furniture
Moore Finance
Corporation
Moore
Oll
Conan Eran
Canada
Hiram Walker
ING
Mich
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Aluminum
Henry M. Sutton
AL Wa Ib
Mentomivery St
W. Monroe Curley Keitchell
Robert Berry
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