Dock Workers Return at Some Ports Amid Taft-Hartley Tension
Longshoremen return to work at Gulf and South Atlantic ports as ILA strike falters on its sixth day. Houston, Galveston and Texas ports report normal operations while New Orleans is viewed as key to full resumption. A four man inquiry board seeks to advise President Nixon on possible injunctions. Meanwhile soft coal strikes push 100,000 miners off the job across more than 20 states.
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Galveston
Tex
ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Port Arthur
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Orange
Lake Charles
Panama City
Fila
Miami
Port Everglades
Fla
Consignees
Mobile
Ala
Tampa
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Nixon
West
Gulf
Morris L. Myers
San Francisco
Pacific Maritime Association
White House
Remote court decision in Ouachita reapportionment case
An appellate review of Ouachita Parish reapportionment case No. 71 2221 appears unlikely before the November 6 election. The Fifth Circuit docket in New Orleans shows no October hearing and no November docket listing yet.
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Ouachita Parish
Sam Ulysses Turner
U. S
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Appellate Court
New Orleans
Edwin W. Wadsworth
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter P. Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Irving L. Goldberg
Dallas
Tex
David W. Dyer
Miami
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court For
Western District
Ben C. Dawkins Jr
Appeals Court
Federal Funds For School Lunch Program Hiked
The Nixon administration conceded defeat in a bid to cap lunch funding. The Agriculture Department will reimburse states at a minimum average of 45 cents per meal for free or reduced price lunches, one cent below the Senate's 46 cent target and above the earlier 35 cent proposal.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Senate
Department
Friday Deadline for News Stories on Democratic Primary
Friday afternoon is the deadline for candidates to submit stories on their candidacy in the November 6 Democratic primary election. Final day for running news announcements is Saturday in the Morning World. Persons seeking offices in the Democratic primary should submit their background and a prepared statement prior to the deadline for publication in the News Star and Morning World.
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News-Star
Morning World
Endsley Birth Announced for Dana Leigh Endsley
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Endsley Jr. announce the birth of their second daughter Dana Leigh Endsley born Monday. Grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Yeates of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Endsley Sr. of Shreveport.
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R. L. Endsley Jr
Inglewood Dr
Monroe
Dana Leigh Endsley
L. J. Yeates
R L. Endsley Sr
Shreveport
Louisiana farmers get low interest hurricane loans
The Department of Agriculture declared 20 Louisiana parishes hit by Hurricane Edith eligible for low interest emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration. Congress members urged President Nixon to designate 14 parishes as disaster areas for extra aid. SBA had already moved to help.
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New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Lousiana
Nixon
The
Small Business Administration
Edith
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge
Clifford Hardin
Farmers Home Administration
Cameron
West Baton Rouge
FHA
Agriculture Department
Welfare Meeting On Abortion Will Be Held In Monroe
A regional Louisiana Conference on Social Welfare meeting in Monroe will debate the pros and cons of legalized abortion. The program at the Ramada Inn includes four speakers on timing, theological, legal and psychological aspects with a 3 p.m. adjournment.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Conference On Social Welfare
Ramada Inn
Monroe
Hugh Hyman
W. L. Howard
Edward J. Brown
Roy Nash
Newcomb - Tulane University Wesley Foundation
New Orleans
J. Carl Parkerson
Patrick Sewell
Children’s House
Mandeville
Youth Commission
Commission On the Aging
Library Commission
Department of Public Welfare
River Stage Readings Show Flood Change at Camden
River stage readings indicate rising flood conditions with Camden at 263.8 and a drop of .1 in fall along the monitored river. Monroe reports 40 with no stage listed for comparison.
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Camden
Monroe
Federal raid targets treasurer nominee plant in Gardena
Federal immigration agents arrested 27 women and 9 men at Ramona's Food Products Co in Gardena in a raid tied to RaMonica Banuelos nominee for treasurer. The plant, with about 300 workers, has been raided previously with illegal aliens found each time.
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Los Angeles
United States
Ramona Banuelos
Cloudy Cool Weather Forecast for Northeast Louisiana
Skies over Northeast Louisiana will be partly cloudy through Thursday with cooler temperatures tonight. Highs today and Thursday in the 78 to 84 range, lows tonight 58 to 64, variable winds 5 to 15 mph. The outlook shows a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday, otherwise partly cloudy Friday through Sunday with moderate temps. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged 25 inches of rain in Monroe Tuesday. high 75 Tuesday and low 64 this morning recorded by the agency.
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Louisiana
FAA
Monroe
Supreme Court Refuses Delay on Louisiana Reapportionment
U S Supreme Court denies delay in Louisiana single member district plan paving the way for November 6 elections. Attorney General Jack Gremillion says all legal objections removed and election can proceed, with possible post election appeals hinted by AFL CIO lawyer Camille Gravel. Ballot processing continues and absentee ballots are due.
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Baton Rouge
U. S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
Jack Gremillion
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Gremillion
Louisiana Aifl-Cio
High Court
Federal District Court
Kenneth Dejean
Afl-Cio
Camille Gravel
Alexandria
U. S. Dist
E. Gordon West
Dejean
Gravel
Wade C. Martin Jr
Stewart
Ed Steimel
Public Affairs Research Council of
U. S. Justice Department
West
Senators Reject War Funds Halt
The Senate voted down a proposal by Sen. Montoya to require Cox certified democratic elections in South Vietnam as a condition to continuing U.S. air and ground operations beyond February. The vote reflected worries over chaos and potential POW losses, while a Mansfield rider seeks a six month withdrawal if POWs are not released.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Jose T. Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Stennis
Mike Mansfield
Indochina
North Vietnam
Thieu
Armed _— Services Committee
James L. Buckley
New York
Buckley
Last Day to Register for November 6 Election
Ouachita Registrar Everett Zeagler notes today is the final day to register for the November 6 election. Voters must register 30 days before the election and may do so until 5 p.m. at the registrar’s office.
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Ouachita Registrar of
Everett Zeagler
Zengler
Army tests vaccine to cut recruits' colds at eight centers
An Army vaccine developed at Walter Reed targets two adenoviruses responsible for nearly half of basic training illnesses. Recruits at Ft Dix NJ already receive the oral tablets, with tests in eight centers showing a 50 percent drop in acute respiratory infections and an estimated $1.5 million saved in training time. Output formatted as a single concise card.
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Washington
Army
Army Surgeon General
Walter Reed Medical Center
Phillip Winter
Surgeon General’s Office
Winter
Ft. Dix
N.J
Bill Approved To Aid Firms and Individuals
The House passed a controversial tax package by voice vote guiding $15.4 billion in cuts over three years as part of President Nixons economic program. It reshuffles the Nixon plan reducing business benefits by about $5 billion while boosting individual relief and reinstating the investment credit. The AFL CIO urged members to oppose the measure citing big business gains.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Ways and Means Committee
Afl-Cio
Treasury
Nixon to Reveal Phase II Policy Thursday Night
President Nixon will outline Phase II economic measures in a 7:30 p.m. nationwide address following the 90 day wage price freeze. The White House said few details would be released, noting the program targets major industries with government enforcement and will not cap profits.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bus ing Policy Sparks School Officials’ Resistance
Southern school leaders resist federal guidance on bus ing and routes, accusing outsiders of dictating transportation policy for years. The remarks imply ongoing friction over mandated practices and local control in student transit decisions.
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