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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1972
Page
1
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The page outlines daily radio listings with news segments and music blocks. It notes editor notes about alternating news and music unless stated otherwise for the schedule. The item reads as a program guide snippet.
A Monroe Louisiana schedule lists various on air times for local and national news, music programs and festival segments. It mentions performers Don Archer Lee Stevens Jeff Bude Steve Brady Larry Rust and a 1971 festival with sunrise to sunset programming and hourly news updates.
Mars, once called a fossil world like the Moon, is now viewed as evolving with a molten core crustal movement and mountains that erupt. The comparison to Earth suggests ongoing geological activity and changes over time.
TV critic Steven H Scheuer confirms David Steinberg married his steady girlfriend Judy. He has no January variety show planned, only guest appearances on current programs. The column also answers reader questions about Gary Collins wife Mary Ann Mobley, Ed McMahon nightclub debut as a singer, and Jerry Stiller Anne Meara marriage.
Preview list highlights Maude episode with Barbara Rush as Phyllis and family yearbook scenes. Hawaii Five-O concludes with Vashon underworld plots and McGarrett off duty in tropical garb. Marcus Welby MD deals with a boy's arthritis and a father on the run. Comedy News opens a four night satirical revue with Freberg Sahl Pryor Flagg and others. Channel listings noted.
Made for TV 1972 Wome for the Holidays stars Walter Brennan Eleanor Parker Sally Field Jessica Walter Jill Haworth with Julie Harris as a wary wife. Also on air Pretty Poison 1968 with Anthony Perkins Tuesday Weld noted as a strong psychological drama. Late Movie Love Me or Leave Me 1955 chronicles Ruth Etting with Doris Day and James Cagney.
Negotiations between the United States and Cuba on a framework to handle air hijacking are underway. With no diplomatic ties, the U S side in Havana is represented by the Swiss ambassador. A first report notes a preliminary discussion and ongoing talks likely to extend for some time. The hijacking of a Southern Airways DC9 to Cuba on November 12 sparked the latest exchange. The Cuban government signaled intent to prosecute hijackers on multiple charges.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Duchesne 84 of Shady Oaks Nursing Home Monroe will be held at 11 a m Wednesday in Hixson Brothers Chapel with Revs W D Evans and Lea Joyner officiating Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery Mrs Duchesne died Monday night at the nursing home after a lengthy illness Survivors include three sons eight daughters two brothers two sisters 44 grandchildren 54 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Pallbearers will be Cletus Walters Reese Walters Louis Walters R O Walters Shelby Shipp and Allen Ray Duchesne
Winter quarter registration at Louisiana Tech opens Wednesday at 8 a.m. in the Student Center and runs until Thursday noon. Classes begin Friday. The schedule splits time slots by alpha ranges with staggered starts for each block, ending with late registrants.
Multiple obituaries note funeral services today for Early Powell 67 of Jackson at Searcy Baptist Church with burial at Thomas Cemetery. Arnold L. Garner 59 of Montgomery to be laid to rest at Mount Zion Methodist Church Cemetery. Also announced are Mattie Shreeve 75 of Jonesboro memorial plans. survivors include family members across Arkansas and Louisiana.
Wallace Luckett 57 of Tallulah died Monday after a long illness. A Canton Miss native, he lived in Tallulah 30 years and sold for Service Novelty Co. of Newellton. Funeral at St. Led ward's at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Gillis Boyer officiating. Burial in Providence Memorial Park Cemetery. A Christian wake is at Crothers Funeral Home at 7 p.m. today. He was a St Edward's Church trustee and a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by wife Pearle Coates Luckett, two daughters Kathleen Carr and Suzanne Luckett, one brother Rev. Col Gustus Luckett, one sister Minnie Louise Ross, and one grandson.
Mrs. Mica Cernigliaro, 53, of 109 Smith St Monroe, died after a brief illness at St Francis Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church with Rev. George Martinez officiating. Burial in St Matthews Cemetery under Mulhearn’s Funeral Home. Restor y today at 7 30 p.m. Pallbearers named.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today at Calvary Baptist Church in Monroe for Willie Stewart aged 63. The Rev W M Mathews officiated. Stewart died Thursday at his residence after a lengthy illness. Surviving relatives include wife Fannie Stewart one stepson Robert Foster of Columbus Ga one sister Ida Prosser of St Joe and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday for William Johnson age 62 of 265 Winnsboro Rd Monroe. He died after an automobile struck him at the Winnsboro Road and Pearl Street intersection. Arrangements are under Miller's Funeral Home Monroe. He was pronounced dead on arrival at BE A Conway Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Barrett 81 of Tallulah were held at 10 a.m. today at Crothers Funeral Home with Rev. John David Corley officiating and burial in Silver Cross Cemetery. A native of Humphries County Tennessee she died Sunday at Madison Parish Hospital after a long illness.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m. today for Ernest W. Donahoe 60 of Delhi who died Monday at Richland Parish Hospital. The Rev. Everett Geis led the service at Newton Baptist Church with burial in Newton Cemetery under Kidder-Cox Funeral direction. Surviving relatives include his wife, four daughters, two sons, a foster son, three brothers, two sisters and 12 grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. today at First National Funeral Home in Winnsboro for Sgt Earl O Neal Riser 28 formerly of Crowville and stationed with the U S Air Force in Okinawa. He died of gunshot wounds in Murfreesboro Tennessee Friday. Billy H Land 38 of Tullahoma Tennessee is charged in connection with the shooting. Riser leaves a daughter Mrs Rena Riser a sister Jacqueline Riser of Alamogordo New Mexico his mother Mrs Eula Riser of Bossier City his father Thomas J Riser of Natchez four brothers and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Williams Glover 85 of West Monroe will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hixson Brothers Funeral Home Monroe with Rev Robert L Peyton officiating Burial follows at Riverview Memorial Hospital St Francis Monroe died Sunday after a long illness Survivors include son Henry A Glover and granddaughter Carol Glover Holland plus Lori M Holland and several nieces and nephews Pallbearers listed and memorials directed to United Methodist Church West Monroe
In New Orleans area a holdup at the First National Bank of Commerce in suburban Algiers netted about $18 000 as two gunmen masked robbed customers and a teller. Customer Michael Marcello chased the getaway car after the gunmen fled and was fired upon from a nearby apartment building.
Louis G Daily 66 of 714 South 7th Street West Monroe died late Monday at home. He was retired from Olinkraft and a Bearden Ark native. Funeral services set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Kilpatricks West Monroe with Rev Robert Peyton officiating. Burial in Hasley. He leaves wife Mrs Louis G Daily of West Monroe a daughter Mrs Charles E Joiner a son Charles R Daily Ricky Daily Major Sainny G Daily a sister Mrs Blanche Fatheree 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services for Mrs Srah Lillian Gregory 84 of Ridgecrest Nursing Home formerly of 705 Wood West Monroe are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Peyton officiating and burial in Hasley Cemetery. She died Monday at St Francis Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survivors include daughter Evelyn Richardson West Monroe son W M Gregory Jr Monroe two brothers Pat Bayles Raleigh Bayles Bill Bayles Rosemead Calif, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers are H H Walters Charles W Towers Jerry A Towers H J Lane Zeke Leake Thomas L Wrenn Jr.
A coroner's jury in Gulfport Mississippi ruled that 44 year old Harrison County Jail inmate Anthony C Labue of New Orleans died of diabetic acidosis at a Gulfport hospital. Sheriff Howard N Hobbs said Labue died Monday after hospital treatment for the condition. Labue had been jailed after an arrest in Springfield Illinois on November 1 for attempted burglary of Circuit Judge Floyd J Logan's Pass Christian home. He had been released on bond pending grand jury action from an earlier arrest. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
U S Customs agents seized 350 pounds of hashish and arrested Jonathan IL Cook, 30, son of Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle E Cook, on illegal importation charges. He allegedly collected an air shipment at San Francisco International Airport and transported it to Santa Rosa. He was arraigned and released on his own recognizance. a further hearing is scheduled for December 8.
The first complete Bible in English was published in 1585 by Miles Coverdale, marking a pivotal milestone in Bible translation and English religious history. The work established a standardized English Bible used in churches and households.
Monroe Municipal Court fined several defendants totaling $1,006 or 12 months in jail plus 12 months with Judge Elvis C. Stout presiding. Farnell Higgins Jr. faced $500 or six months plus six months on each theft and simple battery charge.
In Seoul, the martial law command reopened all colleges and universities today after ordering their closure on October 17 when President Chung Hee Park imposed martial law.
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