Deaths and Funerals in Jonesboro and Ruston
Funeral services for Mary Elizabeth Nomey 54 of Jonesboro were at St. Lucy's Catholic Church Hodge with burial in St. Lucy's Cemetery. She died after a long illness in Shreveport Hospital. Survivors include two sons a daughter and siblings. In Ruston Lillian C Goodson 60 died in Shreveport with funeral at Kilpatrick Chapel and burial Forest Lawn Cemetery. She was a native of Ironton Ohio and a Presbyterian. Survivors include a daughter and five grandchildren.
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Jonesboro
Mary Elizabeth Nomey
St. Lucy’s Catholic Church
Hodge
P. J. Murphy
St. Lucy’s Cemetery
Edmond
Roy Nomey
Freddie Joe Nomey
Shreveport
Katherine Turnbow
Quitman
Johnny Ellis
Waco
Tex
Issac Latoof
Athens
Walter Wimberly
W. O. Battles
C. C. Cole
Tyler
Funeral services for Mrs. Drucilla Weaver in Monroe
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. for Mrs. Drucilla Weaver 80 of 1102 Mississippi Street Monroe. The Rev J B White officiated in Hixson Brothers Funeral Home chapel with burial at Riverview Cemetery after a brief illness at E A Conway Memorial Hospital died Friday night.
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Drucilla Weaver
Mississippi St
Monroe
Funeral notices recount deaths across Winnsboro Bastrop and Lake Providence
Funeral services were set or pending for Alma Alberta Lilly 74 of Winnsboro Wesley E Smith 89 of Bastrop and William E E McIntyre 75 of Lake Providence. Services were to be conducted by First National Funeral Home with local arrangements in Winnsboro Bastrop and Lake Providence and graves in church cemeteries in Gravelly Ark.
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Bastrop
Wesley E Smith
Bonita Road Baptist Church
Here
Lyn Townsend
First National Funeral Home
Lake Providence
Gravelly
Johnson Kosygin Show No Shift in Stances at Summit
In Glassboro New Jersey President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded ten hours of talks with no shift in positions on key disputes. The private sessions with interpreters offered face to face familiarity, and both sides ordered U.S. Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to continue discussions.
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Glassboro
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Copper Industry Strike Possible
Washington AP reports labor contracts in much of the copper industry expire Friday and unions have authorized strikes if talks fail. Production rose earlier this year as hedge and demand grew, but a shutdown could hurt U.S. military needs in Vietnam. The Bureau of Mines notes a seven percent rise in first four months production. May and June figures are hoped similar.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Bureau of Mines
Japanese Begin Training Cruise for 1100 Sailors
Four Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force cruisers embark on a four month training cruise with 1100 sailors. They will visit Anchorage Alaska Victoria and Vancouver in Canada San Diego Norfolk Annapolis New York Pearl Harbor and Midway before return.
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Tokyo
U.S
Canadian
Maritime Self Defense Force
Anchorage
Alaska
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
San Diego
Calif
Norfolk, Va
Annapolis
Weekend Area Accidents Kill Injure 17 In Louisiana
In north east Louisiana weekend wrecks left one man dead and 17 injured. John Thomas Barts, 23, of Fort Worth, died after a Rayville area crash on Highway 80. Eleven others were hurt in three Sunday incidents near Monroe including Philip Long, 9, in critical condition. two siblings Brenda 16 and Sharon 14 listed as satisfactory.
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Louisiana
Rayville
John Thomas Barts
Fort Worth
Tex
St. Francis Hospital
Monroe
Philip Roger Long
Willie H. Long
Memphis, Tenn
Tommy
Barts
John Bounds
Ft. Worth
Odoro Bounds
John
Julia
Clay
U. S. Highway 165
Richmond Road
Jo Ann Madison
Madison
Ernest Brown
Chatham
Illinois Central
Brown
Wanette
Glenwood Hospital
James Smith
E. A. Conway Hos
Probe Begins In Labor Disputes In Baton Rouge
The Justice Department will assign an agent to examine labor troubles in the Baton Rouge area amid allegations of a power conspiracy by local unions. A construction lockout has idled about 15,000 workers and halted $250 million in projects, with the state Labor Mediation board brought in last Thursday.
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State Labor Mediation Board
Europe Storms Leave Death Toll Rising Across Regions
Tornadoes and violent storms across northwestern Europe left at least two dead and nearly 200 injured. In France, a tornado near Douai killed seven and injured about 110. The Netherlands saw six dead and 17 injured from a tornado linked to the same system. In Britain five cave explorers drowned as floodwaters surged into an underground cave.
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Pommereuil
France
Europe
Paris
London
Douai
Netherlands
Britain
Terrorists Slay Two In Thailand Conflict
Premier Thanom Kittikachron said last week in northeast Thailand communist terrorists killed two government officials and wounded five while government forces killed four Communists and captured 23. The terrorists kidnapped seven villagers, ambushed a patrol, and fired on a police station.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachron
Thanom
U S Continues Aid to Mideast Nations After War
The State Department announced continued U S economic aid to Middle Eastern countries preserving ties through the recent war and ongoing food aid to other parts of the region. The aid status of states that broke relations was not disclosed.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Mideast
State Department
Department
Natives Aid Jungle Search In New Guinea
In Melbourne AP report two natives with tom toms rode a helicopter into the New Guinea jungle to beat out signals for reports on three missing men. Pilot John S. Harreson, a New Zealand missionary, and two natives vanished on a Telefo min to Olsobip flight. Civil Aviation Department expanded aerial search and set a field kitchen at Olsobip to feed fliers as rains hamper landing.
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Melbourne
Australia
Tom Toms
New Guinea
John S. Harreson
New Zealand
Telefomin
Olsobip
Civil Aviation Department
Kosygin Holds Firm Line as Glassboro Talks Shape U N Peace Link
Kosygin restates that Middle East peace requires Israeli troop pullback and Vietnam peace hinges on U S withdrawal. He bars Johnson’s Russia visit until Vietnam policy shifts, while disarmament talks move toward a Washington Moscow draft treaty. U S and Soviet diplomats must navigate remaining obstacles after the conference.
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Glassboro
Washington
Moscow
Johnson
Kosygin
U.N
N.J
Hollybush
Middle East
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Niagara Falls
U.S
Rusk
Gromyko
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Mary Nomey
Lillian Goodson
D. Weaver
Alma Lilly
Winnsboro
Alma Alberta Lilly
Alvin Hooper
Denham Springs
Wesley Smith
Church Cemetery
Hastrop
Smith
Morehouse General Hospital
William McIntyre
William EE. McIntyre
Gravelly, Ark., Methodist Church
McIntyre
SABCO
Brenda
Sharon
Earl Jones
Vicksburg
Miss
Charlene Shivers
West Monroe
Delhi Clinic
Jones
Troop F
Pital
Milhaven
Fontana Street
Auto Center
Penney
FED
Penneys Auto Center
XEROX
Philis
Rexall
News Star World
Dial
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