Waldorf Astoria Urged to Evict U.N. Ambassador
Washington lawmakers pressed the Waldorf Astoria to evict Ambassador George Bush from the hotel after stalled rent talks. Rep. Rooney and the House Appropriations Committee refused to approve a $22,000 rent increase, warning a move could force the ambassador to vacate the premises.
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Waldorf
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Barclay
Rewards Offered To Help Solve Orleans Crimes
The Times-Picayune launched a Secret Witness program with an initial 100000 in rewards to aid New Orleans area law enforcement. Rewards from 1000 to 5900 cash are paid for information leading to arrest and conviction, with anonymity safeguards. Police must request postings, and agencies agree to investigate reports. The Detroit News model reportedly funded 69000 in rewards since 1967 and helped solve 32 violent crimes.
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The
Times-Picayune
Detroit
Mich
Detroit News
Bombings in Belfast Ahead of 50th NI Parliament Anniversary
Explosions hit Belfast and Lurgan injuring two civilians as IRA factions fight amid the province's countdown to the NI Parliament anniversary. Police link attacks to Officials and Provisional wings while security officials anticipate further violence.
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Lurgan
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Britain
Elizabeth II
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Laird Blames Civilian Officials for Spy Operations
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird testified that top civilian authorities in the Johnson administration directed the Army to spy on Americans. He cited a 31 page Pentagon directive detailing the mission to monitor civil disturbances and pre disturbance indicators across CONUS.
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Group Proposes North Viet Aid To Free POWs
Los Angeles based PEACE proposes private American funding to aid North Vietnam in exchange for the release of U S prisoners. The plan seeks up to 1 billion dollars in nonmilitary reconstruction for Hanoi with interment of POWs in a neutral country until full release is negotiated.
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Los Angeles
Asia
North Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Larry Crosby
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
Laos
Peking
Hong Kong
Crosby
Bing Crosby
Hanoi
George Fischer
Newport Beach
Calif
South Vietnam
Funeral Rites for C B Sherrouse Held in Monroe
Charles Benjamin Sherrouse 79 of Monroe, a longtime businessman and civic leader, had funeral services at First United Methodist Church with burial in River View Cemetery. He founded General American Oil Co. in Monroe and served on multiple bank and company boards. Survivors include two daughters, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a niece and a nephew. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named, with services directed by Mulhearn Funeral Home.
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Charles Benjamin Sherrouse
Island Drive
Monroe
First United Methodist Church
Carl F. Lueg
Riverview Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Sherrouse
General American Oil Co
Louisiana Power and Light Co
Ouachita National Bank
Hibernia National Bank of
New Orleans
Natchez City Bank and Trust Co
Jackson, Miss
Winnsboro State Bank and Trust Company
Guaranty Income Life of Baton Rouge
James Edward Holmes Jr
George A. Gear
Jackson
Miss
James Edward Holmes III
John Charles Holmes
Charlotte Lynn Holmes
Charles Richard Gear
Robert Oliver
Francis Drake Hall
General American Oil Company
Louisiana Power & Tight Co
Doctor Seeks $660 Million for Heart Attack Surgery Access
Dr. Eliot Corday urged nationwide funding to make life extending heart attack surgery available to all victims. He proposed $660 million over three years to build labs and operating rooms and train surgeons, arguing the program could save countless lives amid the nation’s leading killer.
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Atlantic City
Nixon
Eliot Corday
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Evening and Sunday Subscriptions Offer Local News
Advertises subscription options for Morning World and News-Star papers with daily, Sunday, and weekend combos. Lists monthly and yearly rates, noting differences for with and without Saturday editions and separate evening editions.
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News-Star
Evening Daily & Sun
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