Street clashes erupt as Sea Dragon visit nears in Japan
In Sasebo and Tokyo, leftist led protests flare against the U.S. nuclear powered submarine Sea Dragon set to dock for a three day visit. Police mobilize as 1,400 students block the Diet while Socialist and Communist leaders call for cancellation. Police report injuries and arrests amid heightened tension.
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Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Diet
Nagasaki
Akira Iwai
Sohyo Labor Federation
Parish Fire Protection Meet Called in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish Police Jury unanimously approves a public meeting by Ward 2 Juror Leland Carpenter to discuss Fire Protection District No. 1 for all areas outside Monroe West Monroe and Sterlington. Meeting set in courthouse jury room to decide district type station locations and units.
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Ouachita Parish
Ward 2
Leland Carpenter
Court House
Carpenter
Quachita Parish
Monroe
West Monroe
Sterlington
M. W. Montgomery
Frank Spivey
Ouachita Humane Society
Spivey
The
Humane Society
Selman Field
Arlan Rawls
Bertha Kincaid
Cheniere Lake
Jesse Brantley
Police Jury Association
National Association of County Officers
Audrey H. Dawson
Viet Monroe
B. S. McRaney
Police Jury General Fund
Bernie van
Ward
Ohn J. MecKeithen
Police hunt Brooklyn sex sadist as attacks rise
Police reinforced by detectives including women searched Brooklyn for a sex sadist who assaulted seven women in seven weeks. Authorities believed the latest assault Monday night was by the same man, a slim nattily dressed Negro with a pencil-thin mustache.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Orleans Woman Raped and Slain in Robbery
A 41 year old mother and wife died 13 hours after being raped and shot during a robbery at her upstairs New Orleans apartment. Mrs. Louis Harris, bound and gagged, was found by her 13 year old son Seth after returning from a store with groceries. Police seek an unidentified assailant. no entry force or weapon recovered.
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Lillian Harris
New Orleans
Seth
Harris
Louis Harris
Myra
Baton Rouge
David B. Young Sales Co
Inec
The
Young Engineering Co
Twin City Chit Chat Capt. Taylor in Saigon Front Zone
Capt John E Taylor a former Monroe News-Star-World staffer and ex Neville faculty member is in Saigon Vietnam before moving toward the front area described as the province where he's stationed He is based in Chan Phu near the Cambodian border Eva Loui Shackelford three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Shackelford West Monroe was hospitalized at St Francis with a collapsed lung but is reported on the road to recovery
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John E.taylor
Monroe News-Star—World
Neville
Saigon
Viet Nam
Taylor
Chan Phu
Eva Loui Shackelford
Ray Shackelford
West Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Grenade Blast Wounds German Schoolchildren
In Hanau Germany a hand grenade exploded on a school playground wounding 40 pupils, several seriously. Eleven year old Rudolph Pospiech lost a hand and an eye after finding the grenade in a grove and pulling the pin at recess. Police fire and Red Cross teams aided victims and transported many to hospital.
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Hanau
Germany
Rudolph Pospiech
Red Cross
Fire Brigade
U.S. Army
Seven Airmen Die In B 52 Crash In Montana Desolate Ravine
An intercontinental B52 from the 462nd Strategic Aerospace Wing based at Moses Lake crashed in a remote northeastern Montana ravine late Tuesday night, killing all seven crew. Rescue crews found two bodies near a jet engine. radio contact was lost during a descent from 36000 to 23000 feet. Ranchers fought a prairie fire that burned 350 acres as wreckage scattered, with several pieces the size of a washtub. Names were withheld until next of kin notification.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Montana
Air Force
462Nd
Strategic Aerospace Wing
Larson Air Force Base
Moses Lake
Wash
Bismarck
N.C
Scobey
Jake Schlepp
Veterans Day Observed Nationwide in 1967
Arlington ceremonies honored 31 million veterans with a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns as John S. Gleason Jr. represented President Johnson. A moment of silence at 11 a.m. marked the armistice ending World War I, with observances across all states and 23 overseas cemeteries. Defense Secretary McNamara praised veterans and urged continued dedication from active service members.
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Arlington
UPI
America
Johnson
Texas
John S. Gleason Jr
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Defense
Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy and Mild
The weather bureau notes foggy conditions this morning but expects sun and a mild day. Partly cloudy skies continue today tonight and Thursday with highs around 75 to 80 and a low near 58. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. A frontal system northwest may bring showers this weekend. Monroe high 76 Tuesday. Overnight low 47.
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Weather Bureau
Monroe
Louisiana teachers push for full pay raise in 20 day session
Gov McKeithen calls a 20 day special session to finance a teacher pay raise amid debate over funding sources. Legislators from Ouachita react as plans consider revenue options, including tax hikes and liquor price repeal, with demonstrations planned by thousands of teachers statewide.
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John J. McKeithen
Ouachita
George Wood
Senate
Wood
McKeithen
Jamar Adcock
Lawrence Gibbs
Gibbs
House
Louisiana Teachers Association
Adcock
Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
Keithen
Public Affairs Research Council
PAR
Orleans
St. Bernard Parishes
Shirlee Vale
New Orleans
American Federation of Teachers
Capitol
Louisiana
Chuckle on International Politics Like a Square Dance
A playful take notes how international politics resemble a square dance where partners switch suddenly, disrupting smooth progress just as phases seem settled.
U S and Soviet discuss U N finances amid deadlock
News bursts report President Johnson ready to keep talking to resolve U N finances deadlock. In Da Nang Communist guerrillas fire on U S helicopters as relief efforts aid storm victims. Moscow says Communist parties will postpone a showdown and hold talks in Beijing next year. Louisville teachers strike persists with a court order against picketing, silent presence possible near schools.
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United Nations, N. Y
Johnson
United States
U. N
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
UPI
U. S
Peking
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Kappa Alpha Society Claims Continuous Existence
The Kappa Alpha society founded November 26, 1825 at Union College Schenectady New York is described by the World Almanac as the oldest Greek letter fraternity to have maintained continuous existence.
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Kappa Alpha Society
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Socialists Hike Welfare Benefits In Britain
London AP reports the new Labor government plans large increases in pensions and unemployment benefits. Chancellor James Callaghan says welfare outlay will cost about 85 million pounds yearly and the standard income tax rate will rise from 7s9d to 8s3d per pound to cover the expense.
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London
James Callaghan
Exchequer
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
House of Commons
Mothers Begin Christmas Fund Through Want Ads
Mothers start a holiday fundraiser by selling unused items via News-Star-World Want Ads. Listings include a PFAFE portable sewing machine and a 40,000 BTU double wall heater with vent pipes priced at $50. Call FA 3-2738 or FA 2-561 for the Want Ad numbers and 10 day rate with cancellation privileges.
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Star——World
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Eisaku Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Democrat Party
Bill Hardin
Twin City
Pospiech
Juergen Jetsch
Parish
Bulletins
Johnson Willing
Moscow
PFAFE
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