Court Fight Not Affected By Settlement
Sen. Howard M. Jones of St. Joseph says the state could receive a $21 million tidelands windfall from federal action without altering the state's court stance. He predicts the courts will grant the $21 million and notes the file on tidelands is incomplete, while Gov. McKeithen says a settlement must be pursued in court. Jones dismisses rumors of Pete Menefee’s resignation and praises Menefee’s work.
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Howard M. Jones
St. Joseph
Tidelands
Jones
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
State Mineral Board
McKeithen
Thomas Leigh
Monroe
Leigh
Tommy Lee
J. M
Pete) Menefee
Pete Menefee
Probes Opened Into Illinois Bribe Charges
In Springfield Illinois a two pronged inquiry investigates alleged payments to state representatives to defeat legislation. The Commission on Legislative Ethics met in a three hour session and will confer with Sangamon County State's Attorney about plans. A meeting with three currency exchange lobbyists over tape recordings is expected with their attorney present.
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Springfield
UPI
Commission On Legislative Ethics
General Assembly
Commission
Paul F. Elward
House
Sangamon County
Atty
Raymond L. Terrell
Terrell
Shreveport Chief Teasley Charges Motorist With Reckless Driving
Shreveport Police Chief Harvey D. Teasley on Wednesday filed charges of careless and reckless driving against a motorist who drove the wrong way on a one way street. The motorist was Teasley. the June 15 incident left two women and Teasley injured in a collision.
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Shreveport
Harvey D. Teasley
Teasley
Kansas Flood Losses Mount To $22 Million
In Great Bend Kansas volunteers many of them teenagers helped hold back Arkansas River floodwaters as losses climb toward 22 million dollars across the valley. President Johnson declared Kansas a disaster area and will survey the damage en route to the West Coast. A temporary dike across U S 56 helped protect the South Side and evacuations continued in Ellinwood and nearby areas. Agricultural losses include up to 3 million in crops and livestock in several counties with wheat losses substantial.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Arkansas River Valley
Johnson
West Coast
U.S. 56
Arkansas
Colorado
Ellinwood
Agricultural Soil Conservation Service
Topeka
Twin Cities CHITCHAT Marine Major Nas tasi graduates
Marine Major Joseph NasTasi, son of Mrs. Georgia Nastasi of 911 Middleton Street Monroe, recently completed the U S Army Command and General Staff College course at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. A St Matthew's High School and Louisiana State University graduate, he joined the Marine Corps in 1943 and was previously stationed in Washington DC.
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Joseph Nastasi
Georgia Nastasi
Middleton St
Monroe
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
St. Matthew’s High School
Louisiana State University
Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Louisiana Baptist Home Leader Attends UT Workshop
Wade B East superintendent of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home attends a week long University of Texas workshop on The Helping Process in a Children's Home. East sits on the planning committee for the event.
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Wade B. East
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
University of Texas
East
Operation Pied Piper in Boston Back Bay
The housing inspection department launched Wednesday a rodent control program in Boston Back Bay to exterminate rats that have overpopulated the area.
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Boston
Back Bay
Housing Inspection Department
Senate approves 7.3 billion housing bill and rent reform
AP reports the Senate Banking Committee backed a 7.3 billion four year housing bill with revised low income rent subsidies. Separately a 60 to 32 vote blocked eliminating all silver from new half dollars, while another measure aimed to ease penalties for pranksters reporting bombs passed and moved to the president.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
White House schedule shows Johnson in Kansas City overnight
The White House disclosed President John son will stay in Kansas City tonight and share breakfast Friday with former President Harry S. Truman. In New York, Dr Charles L Hudson of Shaker Heights was elected president elect of the American Medical Association to assume office in a year.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
New York
Charles L. Hudson
Shaker Heights
Ohio
American Medical Association
Broad Health Care Plan Advances In Senate Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $6 billion bill to establish a broad health care program for Americans over 65 and raise Social Security payouts. The measure, 12-5, links hospital and posthospital care with a voluntary supplemental insurance plan and boosts retirement, disability, and survivor benefits. It would raise Social Security taxes next year to fund the expanded program, with passage expected on the Senate floor in July.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Johnson
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
New York
Senate Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
John J. Williams
Delaware
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Relief Falls on Twin Cities After Rainstorm
A mid day thunderstorm drenched the Twin Cities area bringing relief after a dry spell. FAA reading at Selman Field showed .01 inch while downtown Monroe and other sections likely received more. The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers and warm temperatures with highs near 88 to 93 and lows around 68 to 73.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Monroe
Golden Spike Marks Transcontinental Railroad Completion
A golden spike was driven at Promontory Utah on May 10 1869 to complete the transcontinental railroad, according to World Alma nac.
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Promontory
Utah
Striking Teamsters Threaten City Grocery Supplies
Philadelphia stores warn most chains will lack stock by Friday unless the wildcat strike by Teamsters Local 107 ends. Acme Markets and other chains report fast-dwindling supplies of groceries gasoline and drugs as 12 000 drivers walk off. Hoffa calls strike illegal while mayor Tate decries it as out of control and court actions continue amid police escorts for hundreds of trucks.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Union Local 107
Blayney J. Barton
Acme Markets
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Food Fair
Atlantic and Pacific
Penn Fruit
Barton
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
107
James H. J. Tate
Leo Weinrott
Weinrott
International Union
James H. J. ‘Tate
James J Reynolds
Peace Offensive Asked In Senate Peace Offensive Asked In Senate
The Senate reopened debate on President Johnsons Viet Nam policy as Sen Frank Church urged direct talks with the Communist Viet Cong if part of a North Viet Nam delegation and free elections in South Viet Nam. Sen Javits urged a new resolution of support for Johnson while Sen Clark condemned the new regime for public executions. Ten Democrats and two Republicans approved sending the measure to the floor, led by Dirksen and Carlson with party peers.
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Washington
API
Senate
Johnson
Saigon
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Rjllauleal Sly Allivaio Ved Ghates
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Joseph S. Clark
South Viet Nam
Church
United States
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
George A. Smathers
Florida
Clinton P Anderson
New Mexico
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Herman FE. ‘Talmadge
Georgia
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Anding’s Leasing Of Building Not Ethics Violation
Charles Anding, assistant state labor commissioner, announced that a lease between the Division of Employment Security and C F Realty in Minden did not violate ethics law. Louisiana Ethics Commission secretary W W McDougall conveyed no conflict of interest, noting other interested parties were notified.
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Charles Anding
Division of Employment Security
W. W. McDougall
Louisiana Commission On Governmental Ethics
Anding
C & F Realty Company
Minden
McDougall
Commission On Governmental Ethics
Mourners To Get Gasoline And Meals In Will
J Raymond Bryden a retired hotel owner left for his Dunmore funeral mourners a tank of gasoline and a substantial meal. He died May 27 at 85 leaving about 70000 dollars. His will provides annual flowers on his grave and a wreath at Christmas plus funds to a cemetery floral fund.
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Allentown
J. Raymond Bryden
Bryden
Hamilton
Dunmore
Girard Trust Co
Dunmore Cemetery Association Floral Fund
Merchants National Bank of Allentown
New Jersey
Fire Protection Report Slated For Ouachita Parish
Chairman Fred Huenefeld Jr. said the citizens committee on fire protection will submit a complete report with recommendations to the Ouachita Parish Police Jury at a special Tuesday night session. The committee was formed after a two station plan was rejected by property owners.
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Fred Huenefeld Jr
Citizens Committee On Fire Protection
Ouachita Parish
Huenefeld
Saigon imposes strict wartime measures and shuts papers
Saigon's military government unveiled drastic win-the-war steps including a state of war declaration, a newspaper shutdown order, curfew, and tight economic controls. Premier Ky warned against opposition while promising no freedom abridgment. Paratroopers joined a day-long search and destroy near Bien Hoa with no American casualties. U.S. jets bombed targets north of Hanoi and the Ban Nuoc Chieu depot was hit amid heavy Viet Cong activity.
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Saigon
UPI
France
Premeir Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Bien Hoa
17Th Parallel
North
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Lightning Kills Four Golfers at Armco Park Country Club
Four Armco Steel Corp employees were struck by lightning during a company golf league at Armco Park Country Club in Butler Pennsylvania. The dead are John Katrych 52 Andrew Dobda 46 Allen Pollock 41 Eugene S Horan 55. Injured are John Barrett 43 David Todd 30 Paul Bayer 61 Hugh Stratton 41 all in fair condition. The two others are in Grove City and Butler hospitals.
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Butler
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Park Country Club
Here
John Katrych
Andrew Dobda
Allen €. Pollock
Eugene S. Horan
John Barrett
David Todd
Paul Bayer
Hugh Stratton
Butler County Memorial Hospital
John Krampert
Lee MeLaughlin
Grove City
No Star World Want Ads Promote Quick Satisfactory Results
An ad style claim highlights savings of time trouble and money for buyers and sellers of cars office and store goods, hobbies pets sporting gear and related items. The notice emphasizes quick satisfactory results and broad appeal for buyers.
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Star World
Uj Sporting
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