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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1969

Page

1

Six Rockets Strike PLO Office in Beirut

Six rockets hit the Beirut offices of the Palestine Liberation Organization. A senior PLO official Shafik el Hout blamed Israeli intelligence as seven people were hospitalized with several injured by debris. A Dutch photographer allegedly connected to the attack was questioned as rocket launchers were found nearby.

Beirut Lebanon Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Perons Shafik Ef Hout el Hout Israel Yassir Arafat al Fatah

Taxpayer Laments Owing Government A Large Sum

A reader quips that his tax debt is so large the government must choose between jail or recognizing him as a foreign power. The remark underscores affordability concerns and calls for tax relief or reform.

Mabry Savage Heads to Nashville for County Music Meet

Mabry Doc Savage of 1715 Filhiol leaves today for a county music convention in Nashville Tennessee and is expected home Sunday. He says he would be madder than a striped spider if the trip is blocked. Marine Cpl Gary Walton Boyd returns home on leave after a year in Vietnam and will report to San Diego for the remainder of his active duty. His grandparents Mrs Alton Boyd and great grandfather S B Francis, Monroe residents, welcome him back.

Nashville Tenn Mecca Mabry Doc” Savage Cpl Gary Walton Boyd Coy A. Boyd Lee Ave Vietnam San Diego Calif Alton Boyd S. B. Francis Monroe

Solons Urge Nixon To Escalate Vietnam War Probe

Rep. Sam Steiger and 14 Republicans urge Nixon to end the Vietnam conflict with a sudden major escalation. The letter calls for resuming bombing of North Vietnam, targeting river dikes, and sending South Vietnamese rangers into the North to apply guerrilla tactics. It frames half-hearted efforts as ineffective and seeks broader GOP signatures amid antiwar protests.

Washington Sam Steiger R-Ariz Vietnam Steiger Nixon United States Family of Nations North Vietnam South Vietnam North Asme

Nixon Stakes Broad Welfare Reform Push In Congress

The Nixon administration launches a major welfare reform effort with a plan called family assistance. It proposes 1600 a year minimum payments for a four person family and rising support until income reaches 3920 annually. The package underway faces a mixed public reception and includes a companion Social Security hike of 10 percent starting April 1970.

Washington Congress Nixon

Senate Urged To Confirm Haynsworth For Supreme Court

Senator Byrd urged confirmation of Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to the Supreme Court as a check on judicial overreach. He noted Byrd cited labor-friendly rulings in testimony, arguing Haynsworth would restore balance despite AFL-CIO charges of anti labor bias.

Washington Senate Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Supreme Court Harry F. Byrd Jr Havensworth Byrd Haynsworth 4Th Circuit Court High Court Afl-Cio Judiciary Committee

Monroe Serviceman Voices Frustration Over War

Pvt Beverly Eugene Zuber of Monroe, stationed at Fort Knox, voices anger at antiwar remarks and defends service. He says servicemen fight to protect homes and free government, citing personal sacrifice and pride in keeping life as forges and families, urging public understanding.

Monroe Beverly Eugene Butch) Zuber Fort Knox Kvy Hbows Vietnam West Monroe

U S Protests Against Viet War Launched on Campus and City

Students and cities launch moratorium day protests against Vietnam War. About 25 at Ohio State University read names of war dead while Temple University hosts 200 sitters. Mayor Lindsay attends dawn services. Grand Central and Penn Station see speeches and prayer services. In Vietnam, Americal Division troops wear black armbands to protest.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Temple University Philadelphia University of Miami Florida New York City John V. Lindsay Grand Central Pennsylvania Station New York Penn Station Vietnam U.S U.S. Americal Division

Slow Temperature Rise Expected in Monroe Area

Skies will be generally fair in the Monroe area today with increasing cloudiness Thursday. Highs near 64 to 68 today and 68 to 72 Thursday, with lows around 46 to 50 tonight and near freezing 35 this morning. FAA reports no precipitation and drying conditions improve, with dew points rising from the 30s into the 40s late tonight and Thursday.

Monroe Area Federal Aviation Agency

River Stage Flood Levels Reported In Camden Monroe

River stages show a rise with Camden at 5.66 feet while Monroe reaches 143 feet as flood conditions persist. Officials warn of further changes as rainfall continues.

Camden Monroe

Agnew and Scott Say Reds Exploit Moratorium Protests

Vice President Agnew and Senate Leader Scott charged Communists are exploiting today’s Vietnam moratorium. Senator Allott linked protests to left groups and a East Berlin world peace conference, citing Hanoi influence and planning by Socialist Workers and Students for a Democratic Society.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew GOP Senate Hugh Scott White House Vietnam Scott Feces Harlow Nixon Pennsylvania Hanoi Allott East Berlin Socialist Workers Party Progressive Labor Party Youth International Party Students For A Democratic Society Sai

Richland Soldier Killed in Wreck Near Ft. Riley

Robert Lee Davis Jr., 20, of Crew Lake near Rayville, died Tuesday in a car crash near Fort Riley Kansas while en route from the Army base. A specialist fifth class, he had just returned from a year in South Vietnam. Funeral arrangements are handled by Mulhearn Funeral Home in Rayville. He is survived by his parents, three sisters, and grandparents.

Rayville South Vietnam Ft. Riley Kansas Robert Lee Davis Jr Crew Lake Here Mulhearn Funeral Home R. L. Davis Sr Marie Marsha Davis Dallas Tubeville Iowa Robert E. Brown Simms Ala Mabel Davis

Louisiana Faces Delays on Federal Road Funds

Baton Rouge officials said the federal government is withholding 27.5 million dollars for Louisiana highway construction, with 21 million old funds and the rest earmarked for projects approved today. The State Highway Board approved 14.58 million in new projects and set bids for November 19, including 2.92 million for Plaquemines Parish. The board also backed relief for homeowners expropriated for road work amid rising mortgage rates and urged congressional action to secure affordable financing for displaced owners. Parishes seeking off system road money must submit a three year plan before approval.

Baton Rouge A. B. Ratcliff Louisiana Ratcliff State Highway Board Washington Highway Board Plaquemines Parish Phillip K. Jones Jones Congressional W. T. Taylor Highway Department

District Court Hearing Set on October 23

Urban renewal sparks fly as attorney Leigh files class action in Fourth District to halt Monroe’s October 28 referendum. Judge Lea S. Thompson set a 9:30 a.m. October 23 hearing on a preliminary injunction, while Noe offers 30 minutes of free prime time to feature Mayor Howard and Leigh.

Thomas W. Leigh Fourth District Court Monroe James A. Noe W. L. Howard Leigh Howard Noe Charles F. Pizarro City of Monroe Commission Council H. W. McSherry W. D. H. Rodriguez Lea S. Thompson Monroyans City Council Clerk of Court Commission Council of

Rally By Stock Market Falters

New York reports a stock market pause after a strong rally. The Dow Jones 30 fell 3.43 to 829.00 as of 1 p.m. while the Associated Press 60 declined slightly to 291.1. Rails and utilities showed mixed moves and analysts warned that profit takers may dominate as the market pauses after gains.

New York Atl P Associated Press New York Stock Exchange

Want Ads Promote Sold Dogs and Rates

Classified ad notice promotes selling bird dogs and beagles with ages and prices. It advertises a Want Ad service, a contact number 325.9777 and the Want Ad number 322-5161, plus a 10 day rate with cancellation privileges.

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