Italy Charges Three Spy On U.S. Airbases
Three Italians Giorgio Rinaldi his wife Angela Maria and chauffeur Armando Girard were charged with spying for the Soviet Union on U S military installations in Spain and Italy. The case tied to Yuri Pavlenko an aide at the Soviet Embassy in Rome and another Russian Yuri Goudar. Pavlenko and his family left Italy for Prague en route to Moscow after the charges were filed.
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Turin
Italy
U.S
Spain
Soviet Union
Rome
Moscow
Giorgio Rinaldi
Angela Maria
Auxiliary Corps
Rinaldi
Armando Girard
Yuri Pavlenko
Yuri Goudar
Pavlenko
Natalia
Anatolia
Prague
Goudar
Ansa
Appian Way
Consolidation Of Twin Cities Hinted By Monroe Officials
Monroe City Council told Sen. Jamar Adcock by telegram that if school consolidation has merit a study commission should explore expanding to all Ouachita Parish government. The move aims to eliminate duplications and include a parish wide form of government with a referendum.
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Monroe
Jamar Adcock
City
Ouachita Parish
Adcock
Howard
S H. W. McSherry
W. D. H. Rodriguez
Loyal Ziegler Seeks Release From Prison
Loyal Ziegler, a convicted killer at Angola, seeks habeas relief in Fourth District Court to force state officials to show cause for his life term. District Attorney Lassiter asks dismissal citing a 1962 ruling, while Ziegler's long history includes hospital confinement, prior murders, and a 1956 arrest connected to his girlfriend’s slaying.
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Loyal Ziegler
Fourth District
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola
Albin P. Lassiter
Lassiter
Ziegler
Myrtie Mae Mills
McKinley Street
Monroe
Louisiana State Hospital
Jackson
Lincoln Parish
Mattie C. Nix
Ruston
Louisiana State Board of Pardons
Ouachita River
DeSiard Street
Seawall
Five Points
Snowstorm Closes Schools In North
A severe winter storm blankets the northern region forcing school closures across multiple districts. Officials urge families to monitor alerts as transportation delays disrupt morning routes and remote learning options are considered where possible.
Snowstorm Closes Schools and Slows Northeast Commute
A relentless spring snowstorm disrupted the Northeast with more than nine inches in parts of New York area. Schools closed from Long Island to the Hudson Valley as airports and railroads faced delays. Heavy snow also hit New Jersey while Philadelphia saw light accumulation. Elsewhere lighter conditions and clear skies prevailed amid a broad weather pattern.
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Alfred Abbott
Bryant Park
New York
42Nd Street
New York City
Great Lakes
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
N.Y
Long Island
New Jersey Turnpike
Sussex County
Hills
Pennsylvania
Virginia Capes
Cloudy And Mild Weather For Twin Cities Through Thursday
The Twin Cities area will see partly cloudy skies and mild conditions through Thursday. Winds will be variable up to 16 mph today then shift east and southeast tonight and Thursday. Highs reach 72 to 78 with tonight's lows 50 to 56. Tuesday's high reached 68 in the area. Monroe reported a 42 degree low early today.
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Twin Cities
Thinedow
Monroe
Gospel Singing Concert Set for Tomorrow at Neville Auditorium
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT invites gospel fans to a big concert tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Neville Auditorium. Special guests include J D Sumner and the Stamps Quartet the Smitty Gatlin Trio the Singing Rambos and Jake Hess and the Imperials. Sponsored by Wesleyan Missionary Church of West Monroe with tickets at the door.
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Neville Auditorium
J. D. Sumner
Stamps Quartet
Smitty Gatlin
Singing Rambos
Jake Hess
The
Imperials
Wesleyan Missionary Church of
West Monroe
Coach Quits to Start Babysitting Business in Indiana
South Bend AP reports Tom King resigns after 13 years at Clay High School to launch a babysitting service in Fort Wayne. He cites four straight losing seasons and plans to continue teaching biology and health at Clay while his wife and a female manager handle hiring. His 13-year-old daughter Debbie teases him about the business.
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South Bend
Ind
Tom King
Clay High School
King
Fort Wayne
Debbie
Kings
Dawn
Darcy
Tommy
Hornell, N.Y
University of Notre Dame
Pat Koch
Clay
Leah Stinson
Diseased Chicks Found In Stores In Maryland
Maryland health officials conduct a statewide store check to halt selling baby chicks and ducks suspected of carrying salmonella. Dr Kenneth L Crawford head of veterinary medicine says diseased chicks were found in two Anne Arundel County stores. Salmonella causes severe digestive problems and can be fatal to infants or elderly people.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Health
Kenneth L. Crawford
Division of
Veterinary Medicine
Anne Arundel County
Toll Call Rates Cut Its Ordered Toll Call Rates Cut Its Ordered
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co was ordered to cut long distance rates within Louisiana by about 720000 dollars a year. The Louisiana Public Service Commission issued the order and signed it by Ernest Clements Nat B Knight Jr. and John S Hunt.
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Baton Rouge
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Louisiana
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Ernest Clements
Nat B. Knight Jr
John S. Hunt
Thais Permit U S Use Of Utapao Base In Vietnam War
Bangkok announces partial use of Utapao air base by U S forces to aid Vietnam war efforts. Thai cabinet says B52s may fly from Utapao in Sattahip against Communist targets while stressing defensive intent and precautions against retaliation. No start date given.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Utapao
U.S
Vietnam
Sattahip
Southeast Asia
United States
South Vietnam
Alvin J. McGinn Dies at 62 in Monroe
Alvin J. McGinn 62 a Twin Cities businessman died today at St Francis Hospital after a short illness Funeral arrangements will be by Mulhearn Funeral Home Monroe He was a New Orleans native and lived in Monroe since 1929 president of McGinn Finance Co and member of Jesus the Good Shepherd Church Chamber of Commerce and Bayou DeSiard Country Club He is survived by his widow Hazel Rogers McGinn two children Alvin Joseph McGinn Jr and Mrs Rudolph Becker III two sisters Rita and Carmalite McGinn and two grandchildren Memorial donations may be made to a charity of choice
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Alvin J. McGinn
Twin Cities
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Monroe
Mr. McGinn
Stewart Sr
New Orleans
McGinn
Hazel Rogers McGinn
Rudolph Becker III
Alvin Joseph McGinn Jr
Lewis
Wash
Rita
Carmalite McGinn
Today's Chuckle Some folks never exaggerate
A lighthearted item notes that some people simply recall events as bigger than they were, avoiding exaggeration. The piece plays on the idea that memory can inflate stories without intentional embellishment. It has a playful, witty tone suitable for a brief humor entry.
North Korean newsman defects at Panmunjom amid gunfire
North Korean reporter Lee Soukeun aged 44 defected to South Korea at Panmunjom after a Communist guard fired about 40 shots at a U.S. Army sedan. He told UN officials an hour before a Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting ended. He was taken for medical checkup in Seoul.
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Seoul
South Korea
Panmunjom
Lee Soo- Keun
U.N
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Truce Village
Demilitarized Zone
U.S Army
Lee
US. Army
Richard G. Ciccolella
Adm
Nam Chul
Korean Central News Agency
North Korea
Ciccolella
Kang Suh-ryong
U.S. Army
Lee Dong- Joon
Pravda
Armistice Commission
Alabama Desegregation Decree Sets Nationwide School Plan
A federal court in Montgomery ordered desegregation across 99 Alabama school systems for the 1967-68 year, striking down the tuition grant law for private schooling. The ruling directs state officials to implement a detailed desegregation program, end racial bus assignments, and abolish race based dual attendance zones while imposing strict deadlines and a model free choice plan.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisiana
Justice Department
Alabama State Board of Education
News-Story World Classified Ad Offer for Kids Goods
If your little ones are growing fast use News-Story World Classified Ads to earn extra cash by listing outgrown items. Sell children's furniture clothing bicycles and more to families in need. Dial 322-5161 to reach an Ad Writer today.
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