Massive Cave-In Swallows 35 Homes Cars Seven Charged In Securities Thefts
Seven men aged 20s were arrested in New York and charged with stealing 2.6 million dollars in securities from the Central Certificate Service of the Stock Clearing Corp. 14,789 shares were recovered after the thefts, mainly in the last 10 days. The certificates were found in a Midtown Manhattan hotel. arrests followed. The case relied on information from Senator John McClellan's inquiry.
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Council Votes Not To Expand LSU Branch
Baton Rouge Louisiana The Louisiana Coordinating Council for Higher Education voted 7 3 against extending LSU Shreveport into a four year institution after a plan for a single joint program with Southern University stalled The proposal would have created a dual system with separate governing boards in Baton Rouge and New Orleans and faced opposition over feasibility and scope of implementation.
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Officials Fear Many Perish In Disaster
Civil defense officials report at least 20 believed dead and 20 missing after a massive cave in near St Jean Vianney Quebec that swallowed 35 homes cars and a bus. Rescue teams search mud filled wreckage in a 700 foot wide 200 foot deep pit with potential further collapses.
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Solon Presses On Illegal Aliens Holding Jobs
Rep. Peter Rodino Jr. told House hearings that thousands of illegal aliens in the United States hold jobs and receive unemployment and other federal benefits. He cited cases of foreigners working illegally and receiving public assistance, and blamed insufficient INS staffing and employer complicity for the problem.
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Agerton Reports Tax Liens Filed Against State Senator
Revenue collector Lee Agerton says mortgage liens totaling 22 094 have been filed against state Senator Jumonville of Ventress for bad income taxes penalties and interest. The senator's returns were audited covering seven years and the claim includes other taxes and penalties. Jumonville also serves on the state mineral board.
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Wink Tes Records Highest Temp For Tuesday
The National Weather Service reported the peak temperature of 99 degrees at Wink Texas for Tuesday, excluding Hawaii and Alaska. The day's low was 25 degrees at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Today's Chuckle It's Sad to Watch People Squandering Money
A light column reflects on witnessing others waste funds and the futility of offering aid, noting the contrast between frugality and waste. The humor comes from a wary, resigned tone about money missteps.
Birthday greetings spread at West Monroe gathering
Grandparents from Crass eto Xr and West Monroe Woo join Mro and Mrs J Bentley Bry to celebrate Mine Bree's 12th birthday at Mal Grass St West Monroe. Family from Cross ett and West Monroe also attend. Horace Langston of SO Forest Hills Drive West Monroe marks birthday today.
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Pentagon brings war dogs home in Vietnam withdrawal
Fifty canine veterans arrive at Lackland Air Force Base marking the first phase of the Vietnam drawdown. The dogs served as scouts and trackers in Army Air Force and Marines units since 1965. After 14 days of quarantine they will be reassigned or kept by government agencies, not returned to civilian life.
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Nixon Seeks Legal Aid Agency For Poor
President proposes creation of a legal aid plan to assist poor Americans. Administration argues new agency would coordinate pro bono efforts and expand access to legal services. Critics doubt funding sufficiency and impact on existing social programs.
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Thunderstorms Expected This Afternoon Across Regions
Weather bulletin notes thunderstorms likely this afternoon with heavy showers and possible localized downpours. Forecast calls for unsettled skies, with brief rain changes and lingering moisture into the evening in several areas.
Mother of Year Selection Made in Mississippi
CAPD Mrs. Roy J. Knight of Mount Olive has been chosen as Mississippi Mother of the Year. She will compete for the national title, with the announcement made by Mrs Hugh H. Johnston of Vicksburg.
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Hugh H. Johnston
Banks Suspend U S Dollars Trading In Western Europe
Banks in Germany and five other nations halted trading of U S dollars amid the international market turmoil. Reports say the Bank of France and Bank of Germany moved to suspend currency transactions to stem rapid shifts in value as authorities assess the impact on global finances.
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Soviet Accusations Claim U S Embassy Spy Recruitment
The article reports Soviet charges against the United States Embassy alleging attempts to recruit citizens as spies. It claims prosecutors linked to Soviet authorities say contacts with Western intelligence were improper, while denying substantiation and asserting procedural flaws in the allegations.
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River Stages Ty My Tn Pina Press
Note incomplete text from a river stage report. Readable items show river level and location names but nouns and verbs are fragmented. Unable to determine a complete event or outcome from the garbled input.
Federal Computer Savings Proposed
Federal auditors claim the budget for computer equipment is high and inefficient. The GAO urges the General Services Administration to push for more active contract measures and use short term rental options where possible.
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Marcello Land Sale Blocked Amid Property Dispute
A local land sale involving Marcello is blocked amid a dispute over ownership and financing. Officials and parties claim conflicting claims and legal steps are underway to resolve the matter.
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