H B Hargrove Dies Rites Wednesday
Henry B. Hank Hargrove 53 manager of Monroe Municipal Airport at Selman Field died after a heart attack. Funeral set for 2 PM Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a son. Local officials expressed shock and praise for his service.
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Henry B
Hank) Hargrove
Monroe
Selman Field
St. Francis Hospital
Grace Episcopal Church
W. Bradley Trimble
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Hargrove
Rio Grande City
Tex
D. Curtis Seaman
Hargove
Southeast Airport Managers Association
Virginia Hasted Hargrove
John R. Joyce
Baton Rouge
Nancy Hargrove
Thomas Byron Hargrove
Jack York
Stella Hargrove
McAllen
Goodfellows Fund Donations Listed
Donations to the Goodfellows Campaign total 281 as area residents begin Christmas sharing. The year’s goal is 7500 with under a month to go. Send written requests for aid to Goodfellows, News-Star-World Publishing Corp., Monroe, Louisiana, 71201.
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Goodfellows Campaign
Goodfellows
News - Star — World Publishing Corp
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Monroe
Cyprus crisis flares as Turkish flotilla drills off Kyrenia
A Turkish flotilla of six destroyers two submarines and support ships sailed from Mersin and circled off Kyrenia Cyprus for about two hours before heading back to Turkey. US envoy Vance joined Greek Turkish talks in Athens as observers warned war remains possible.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Athens
Kyrenia
Ankara
Mersin
U.N
Cyprus Navy
Greece
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Millionaire gets prison and fines in securities case
Louis E. Wolfson, 55, of Miami Beach, and Elkin B. Gerbert, 58, of Jacksonville, were sentenced by Judge Edmund J. Palmieri in New York for selling 690000 unregistered Continental Enterprises shares for 3.5 million. Wolfson received one year in prison and a 100000 dollar fine. Gerbert six months and 50000 dollars. The pair were convicted on 19 counts covering 1960 to 1962 conspiracies involving assets from Capital Transit Corp.
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NEW York
Louis E. Wolfson
Continental Enterprises, Inc
Elkin B. Gerbert
Edmund J. Palmieri
Continental
Wolfson
Capital Transit Corp
Wolfson and
Gerbert
Bitter Cold Snow Flood North Sectors Hit
Overnight storm dumps up to two feet of snow in western New York with subzero readings in the north. Hazardous driving from Texas Panhandle to Oklahoma plus widespread cold across the nation. Temperatures range from 75 in Key West to 7 below zero at International Falls with scattered partly cloudy to stormy conditions coast to coast.
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Associated Press
New York State
Mercury
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
Buffalo
N.Y
Pulaski and
Boonville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Dakotas
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Casper
Wyo
Rockies
Appalachians
Key West
Fla
Boston
New York
Phiadelphia
Atlanta
Miami
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Denver
Phoenix
San Francisco
Seattle
Anchorage
Martial law declared in Malaysia amid Malay Chinese clashes
The Malaysian government imposes limited martial law in Kedah and parts of Perak as army and police reinforce riot zones after five days of sectarian clashes. Deaths reach 17 with 196 injured. curfews issued across affected areas and a police spokesman cites threats to public order.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kedah
Penang
Tun Abdul Razak
Perak
Razak
Wellesley
Penang Island
McNamara Likely To Succeed At World Bank Post
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara is reported to resign to become president of the World Bank. The White House would not confirm the shift and said no Vietnam War policy changes are expected. McNamara’s $40,000 annual World Bank presidency could begin after the bank’s directors meet in Washington.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
White House
McNamara
Pentagon
Christian
Johnson
Defense
Vietnam
International
George D. Woods
United States
Woods
Mrs. Hill Recovering After Fall in Ouachita Parish
Mrs. E. H. Hill retired secretary treasurer of the Ouachita Parish Police Jury is in St. Francis Hospital recovering from a fall that caused a broken wrist. She recently retired after 44 years of service and will remain hospitalized for several days.
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E. H. Hill
Ouachita Parish
St. Francis Hospital
Hill
Rookie cop infiltrates Corpus Christi teen marijuana ring
Patrolman Glenn Boggs 23 says he enrolled in Corpus Christi High School and posed as a user for two months to infiltrate a group selling marijuana to students. He compiled a list of 200 teens observed smoking or using pills, leading to 13 dealers charged and more arrests expected.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Glenn Koggs
Corpus Christi High School
Boggs
Mexico
Six Candidates Seek Vacant House Seat in Louisiana
In Lake Providence six candidates filed to run in a special election for the 32nd Representative District seat after the death of Rep. Vail Delany. A Sixth District Court hearing, before Judge Hillyer S. Parker, will address Charles Vining Jr.’s suit challenging the election call.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Howard Gittinger
East Carroll
Vining
Albert Alexander
West Carroll
Allen Haley
Joe T. Kelly
Glennon Prine
Cliff Adams
C. Calvin Adams Jr
Cloudy Cooler Forecast for Northeast Louisiana
The region expects cooler, cloudy weather with little precipitation. Today's high 52 to 62, low 41 at Selman Field, with scattered showers possible and rain odds under 29 percent. Tonight and Wednesday bring lows 34 to 40 and highs 56 to 62, with east to northeast winds 8 to 16 mph.
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Louisiana
FAA
Selman Field
U N Defeats Bid For Red China Seating
The U N General Assembly voted 58 to 45 to keep Red China from the United Nations for another year. A separate US backed resolution affirmed that a two thirds majority is needed to alter China's representation, while a third plan to study the issue was defeated 57 to 32 with 30 abstentions.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
China
Albania
Peking
World Forum
United States
U.N
Laos
Saudi Arabia
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Assembly
Italy
U S Exports Dip In October Amid Trade Shortfall
The Commerce Department reported October exports at their lowest in 18 months, boosting the trade deficit to its smallest surplus since early 1965. Exports exceeded imports by 166.6 million, down from 416.7 million in September, a drop tied to special factors.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
Second Chaplain May Be Drafted At Cornell University
A second Cornell chaplain is reclassified as eligible for the draft after protesting the Vietnam War. The Rev. Paul E. Gibbons, 34, who is a father of three, sent back his draft card with an antiwar statement to the Ithaca Selective Service Board five weeks ago.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Vietnam
Paul E. Gibbons
Selective Service Board
Contributions to Goodfellows In Memory Gifts
Donations listed in memory of Wilson Ewing Mrs Ewing gives 100 dollars and Mrs Rose Copeland 5 dollars. memorials also honor "Dump" Morris Miss Lizzie 5 dollars and Claude Bb Hobgood from Mrs LLB 5 dollars.
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Wilson Ewing
Ewing
Rose M. Copeland
Dump” Morris
Lizzie
Claude Bb, Hobgood
Llb
George W. Lofton
Fred A
Jeff Jasper
Sharon Daspit
Clayton Daspit
Shelley Anderson
Kathy Schoen
Linda Ward
Stacey Lynn Ward
Ladd Rhodes
Brent Rhodes
Kevin Rhodes
Kim Rhodes
Becky Rhodes
Carol James
Ricky Jasper
Steve Jasper
Peter Jasper
Subway Route Overhaul Triggers Confusion and Delays
New York faces a day of chaos as a subway train goes astray with 800 riders, followed by a broad power failure trapping 4,000 aboard four tunnels under the East River. Transit officials call the reorganization 90 percent effective but admit widespread disruption for about 200,000 daily riders.
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New York
East River
Authority
John J. Gilhooley
Gilhooley
Daniel T. Scannell
Gilhooles
Transit Authority
River Stage Readings and Flood Changes Noted
River stage data shows locations Monroe Camden with updated flood levels and stage readings. Reading values indicate present stage and recent changes, with no clear event details or dates provided in the fragment.
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Monroe
Camden
Falreo
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H. B. Hargrove ‘Ong
H. B. Hargrove
Jose Rolz-Bennett
Kofinoy
Martola
Rolz-Bennett
Goodfellows Fund
Santa
Foreign Ministry
Millionaire
Tee Meee
George Christian
Twin Cities
Mel Cook
Cook
Friends of Goodfellows
News-Star
World
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