Stabbing of James Roosevelt Serious but Not Criminal Suspect
Geneva police report James Roosevelt oldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt was stabbed in a family quarrel at his villa in Vesinaz. He underwent emergency surgery and was said to be in good condition with discharge planned in days. No charges filed as medical findings determine next steps.
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Geneva
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Surete
Roosevelt
Here
Investors Overseas Service
I0s Management Company
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
California
U.S
House of Representatives
U.N
Gladys Irene Owens
Harvard Student Given Jail Term
Harvard graduate student Carl D. Offner 25 of Darien Connecticut was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 20 dollars for assaulting Harvard Dean Robert B. Watson during the University Hall seizure in April He plans to appeal Both assault and trespass findings were ruled in District Court Judge M Edward Viola presiding Offner is the first assault case from the takeover to go to trial while about 170 defendants were convicted of trespass and fined 20 each with many appealing
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Robert B. Watson
University Hall
Carl D. Offner
Darien
Conn
Offner
M. Edward Viola
River Stage Readings Show Falls at Camden and Monroe
River stages at Camden and Monroe fell, readings 28 to 58 inches and 40 to 19.3 inches with drops of 8 and 1.0 respectively as flood levels receded.
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Camden
Monroe
State School Aid Battle Shapes Up in Louisiana Legislature
Louisiana lawmakers near a busy week as debates over parochial school aid and a $93.5 million New Orleans domed stadium intensify. The House and Senate will tackle fiscal vs nonfiscal bills, budget amendments, and a stalled $1.2 billion appropriations bill with a late Friday floor vote expected and a five day governor’s deadline before adjournment.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Capi
Tol
House
Senate
Citizens For Educational Freedom
John McKeithen
House Appropriations Committee
Soviets Report Venus 5 Capsule Reaches Atmosphere
Moscow says Venus 5 reached Venus and sent a capsule with Lenin and Soviet coat of arms. It described a considerable temperature rise during a 53 minute descent, measuring temperature pressure and chemical composition. Venus 4's landing remains uncertain and Lovell notes limited signals from Vensus 5.
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Venus
Tass
Lenin
U.S.S.R
Ture
Jodrell Bank
Radio Observatory
England
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Russia
Ruth Nolte Ferguson Named for Monroe Couple’s Daughter
Ruth Nolte Ferguson, daughter of former Monroe resident Lyle Ferguson and his wife Linda of New Orleans, was born Saturday morning and is at home with her mother. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W Ferguson of 2217 Beechwood Dr., Monroe.
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Ruth Nolte Ferguson
Monroyan
Lyle Ferguson
Linda
New Orleans
Ruth
Lyle
Mrs. W
Ferguson
Beechwood Dr
Monroe
Crow couple to San Francisco for convention then Hawaii trip
Mr and Mrs W R Crow of 1406 Park Ave Monroe depart today for San Francisco for a convention. After the meeting they will fly to Hawaii for a short vacation and return in about ten to twelve days.
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San Francisco
W. R. Crow
Park Ave
Monroe
Hawai
Stock Brokerage Firm Indicted in Swiss Accounts Conspiracy
A New York firm, Coggshall & Hicks, and five individuals face a 13 count indictment for conspiring with Arzi Bank of Zurich to buy more than 20 million dollars in stock through numbered Swiss accounts. The scheme allegedly used 20 percent of the price, concealing identities while avoiding Fed margin requirements of 70 to 80 percent. Defendants include Rob ert S Keefer Jr Henry Imholz William J Donner Arthur Hessel Jr and Nicholas Lewnes with ties to offices in Geneva Brussels and London.
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Washington
New York
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
Arzi Bank
Zurich
Switzerland
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Coggshall & Hicks
Geneva
Brussels
London
Robert S. Keefer Jr
Saddle River
Foreign Department
Henry Imholz
William J Donner
Staten Island
N.Y
Hirsch & Co
Arthur Hessel Jr
Intersearch Ltd
Nicholas Lewnes
Lodge presents Nixon eight point peace plan at Paris talks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge announced the Nixon eight point plan at the Vietnam peace talks in Paris and said the other side signaled they would consider it after the 17th full session. Hanoi's Xuan Thuy and NLF representative Tran Buu Kiem criticized the plan as masking American aims and urged detailed discussion of both sides proposals. Lodge urged continued talks on the 10 point NLf plan and individual elements of the U S position.
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Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Vietnam
Lodge
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Tran Buu Kiem
NLF
Blaiberg Taken To Hospital By Ambulance Today
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Dr Philip Blaiberg the world s longest surviving heart transplant recipient was taken to hospital by ambulance today His wife said he was ordered to bed for a week to recover from exhaustion and would likely return home Monday He had been treated at Groote Schuur Hospital where he received a second transplant on January 2 1968 His condition was satisfactory and he was not reported to have rejection symptoms.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Wynberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Christiaan N. Barnard
Blaiburg
Blaiberg
Air show weekend in Northeast Louisiana chilly breezes
Northeast Louisiana forecasts partly cloudy to cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Sunday. Highs reach 80 to 84 in some areas, with Monroe Municipal Airport recording 86 today and 62 this morning, no rain, light east to southeast winds, 30 to 40 percent sunshine, and 50 percent precipitation today and Saturday, 3 percent tonight, with one half to one inch possible.
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Louisiana
Twin Cities
FHA
Monroe Municipal
Monroe
Apollo 10 crew nears end of training before moon mission
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan wrap drills in simulators to ready for Sunday liftoff. Saturn 5 to launch at 11 49 a m CDT on a pathfinding moon orbit to prep for Apollo 11 landing in July observers expect large crowds. The plan includes a 69 mile moon orbit with close approach to the surface near the Sea of Tranquility Moltke crater with Armstrong and Aldrin aiming for July 20.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Stafford
Young
Cernan
Moon
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Moltke
Fatal Gurdon Fire Destroys Block After Overnight Blaze
In Gurdon Arkansas an elderly man was killed when a fire roared through the town destroying nearly a block of businesses and homes including the Gurdon Hotel. Firefighters battled the blaze for over six hours until daybreak, with at least one injured and possibly several others. The victim was identified as Stephen Pry, about 62, of Gurdon, who lived at the hotel.
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Gurdon Hotel
Smithpeters
Reds Destroy 48 American Aircraft
The U S Command reported 48 U S helicopters and planes lost in Vietnam in the past week, one of the war’s highest aircraft tolls. Total losses reach 5,346 aircraft since the war began, with 2,698 fixed wing and 2,648 helicopters. One American was killed and four wounded in the week.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
Vietnam
United States
Southeast
Paris
North Vietnam
Two Americans Wounded in Korean Firefight
AP reports two U S soldiers were wounded in a brief firefight on Korea s western front sparked by North Korean intruders. One American was slightly hurt while a Korean soldier assigned to the US 2nd Infantry Division under UN Command was seriously wounded as guards at the DMZ barrier fence challenged the attackers.
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Seoul
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Korea
U.S. 8Th Army
United Nations Command
Monroe sales tax yields 763 342 in first full year
Monroe's half cent sales tax collected in its first full year totalled 763 342 13 with an average monthly yield of 63 611 93. December and November led the year, boosted by Christmas and back to school spending, while August saw strong receipts. Funds earmarked for city raises and street drainage work, with bond plans reviewed.
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Monroe
M. J Cook
Roselawn Avenue
Hudson Lane
Hudson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Oliver Road
Bres
Train derailment triggers evacuations in Logansport
A Southern Pacific freight train derailed in Logansport Louisiana spilling ammonium nitrate alcohol brake fluid and liquid plastic. Thirteen cars derailed two blocks were evacuated and all area schools were closed as crews prevented explosions with no injuries reported.
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Logansport
Southern Pacific
Trend Mixed In Stock Market Trading Session
The market was mixed in moderately active trading amid preweekend caution and some profit taking. The Dow at 1 p.m. rose 0.46 to 965.62 while gains and losses were near even as brokers noted the market’s hesitation.
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New York
Stock Market Snapshots On Page Four
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon stood at 343.1 with industrials up .4 and rails up .1 while utilities fell. First National Stores led the NYSE active list aided by a block of 110,000 shares, rising about 1 percent. Thirteen of the 20 most active issues gained, six fell, and one was unchanged.
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First National Stores
New York Stock Exchange
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