Halloween in Twin City Streets Tonight
Halloween themed column notes Halloween in Twin City changes from eerie past imagery to modern pop culture figures like Batman Cinderella and fairy tale characters. It urges safety tips for costumed revelers including reflective costumes flame proofed fabrics and careful driving and pet control.
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Twin City
Batman
Wolf Man
Cinderella
Witch Hazel
Fairy Princess
Hecate
Woman's witty take on losing an argument
A lighthearted quip notes that women rarely admit losing an argument. Instead they believe they failed to make their position clear, a humorous observation about conversation dynamics.
Monroyan elected Psi Gamma President at Tennessee Dental
R Howard John son of Raymond John 1921 Richard Dr was elected president of the Psi Gamma Chapter of Psi Omega Dental Fraternity at the University of Tennessee Memphis a senior also chosen for NUX Club an honorary leadership group. Dr Mark A Price 2110 Cottonwood Dr Monroe will join ten Louisiana dentists at the 107th American Dental Association session in Dallas November 14 to 17 with five delegates and five alternates.
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Monroyan
University of Tennessee Dental College
Memphis
R. Howard John
Raymond John
Richard
United States
Psi Gamma
Psi Omega Dental Fraternity
NUX Club
University of Tennessee
Mark A. Price
Cottonwood Dr
Monroe
Louisiana
American Dental Association
Dallas
Tex
Eisenhower backs stronger U S push in Viet Nam war
Former President Eisenhower urged using greater U S military force in South Viet Nam to end the war quickly. He criticized gradualism and warned that winning requires top priority, praising American servicemen and General Westmoreland while not detailing specific measures. He also cautioned against a one party political system in the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
South Viet Nam
Fisenhower
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Slaying of Go Go Girl Still Mystery
Linda Kohlmeier 19, a Mount Vernon go go dancer and former secretary, wandered from her Beach City family a month ago. Her body was found near Mount Vernon with a blow to the head, a wig nearby, and no clear culprit. investigators note the case remains unsolved. The victim had recently lived in Canton and Massillon, and had danced in Columbus and Cincinnati bars before disappearing. Deputy and sheriff officials say the investigation continues with heightened public interest.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Linda Marie Kohlmeier
Columbus
Robert Kohlmeier
Beach City
Canton
Stark County
St. Louis
Linda
Knox County
Ralph Peairs
Cincinnati
Peaks
Kohlmeier
Here
Massillon
Rise Reported in Defections By Viet Reds
Vietnamese officials report a surge in Viet Cong desertions, with 2,062 defectors in October, the third highest monthly total of the year, as South Viet Nam readies a National Day parade featuring 500 former Viet Cong in the march. Air raids ease after weekend clashes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Leader of Hanoi Accepts Volunteer Troops Offer
North Viet Namese President Ho Chi Minh said Hanoi would welcome volunteer reinforcements from socialist nations if needed to avert defeat in Viet Nam. He thanked supporters and said an appeal would be made when necessary, in an interview broadcast via VNA.
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Tokyo
VPI
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
North Korea
Russia
U.S
Emmanuel Destier de la
Pleasant Weather Outlook for Twin Cities Area
Pleasant weather remains in the area with fair skies and mild days through Tuesday. Nighttime temperatures dip to the 40s, highs reach 76 to 80, with winds 5 to 15 mph. Monroe records show a high of 175 and a morning low of 41.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
Compromise Seen To Avert Westinghouse Strike
Federal mediators sought a last minute deal to avert a strike by 14 000 Westinghouse electric workers at 46 plants as contract talks stalled. The IBEW contends wages and benefits differ from settlements with three other unions and GE. The union seeks wage gains, job protections, layoff income, seniority, and arbitration, while noting possible cross-union support.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Westinghouse Electric
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Westinghouse
General Electric
National Labor Relations Board
Action Asked On Carmichael
Sen James Eastland urged acting Attorney General Ramsey Clark to act against rebel leader Stokeley Carmichael who vowed jail rather than be drafted. Eastland argued Carmichael violated the Selective Service Act and threatened the country’s honor and the people’s respect for law.
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Carmichael
Congress
Big South Korea Crowd Welcomes LBJ in Seoul
President Johnson drew about two million in Seoul, with crowds breaking fences and climbing rooftops to glimpse the Great Texas Giant. He mingled with supporters, inspected rice fields, and urged safety as officials reported 350000 in City Hall Square. He praised U S aid to Vietnam and noted the war’s impact. President Park pressed for aid and military commitments while Johnson neared the end of his 31,000 mile tour.
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Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
China
City Hall Square
Viet Nam
Chung Hee Park
Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Monroe Woman Critically Hurt In Area Wreck
Mrs. Tom King of Monroe was listed in critical condition at St Francis Hospital after being struck by a pickup on I-20 near Ruston. Quincy Johnson Jr. of West Monroe is held in Lincoln Parish jail on negligent injury and reckless operation charges. The incident occurred as King walked from a stalled Guinn vehicle seeking aid when she was struck by the Johnson truck.
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Tom King
Park Ave
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Quincy A. Johnson Jr
West Monroe
King
Johnson
Waiting Wives Club Forms at Schilling Manor Housing
Washington AP reports a housing experiment at Schilling Manor on Schilling Air Force Base in Kansas. About 3,100 residents including 2,500 children, are affected as deactivated bases convert to family housing for servicemen on overseas duty. Aimed at providing stable homes for “short-fuse” families, the project will last at least through 1968 with potential expansion to other bases. Over 600 wives nationwide have chosen Schilling Manor over returning home.
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Washington
Schilling Manor
Schilling Air Force Base
Kan
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Salina
Mama
Defense
Windows Of Envoy's Home Are Smashed
UPI reports a crowd broke into the U S Embassy grounds in Conakry Guinea smashing windows at the ambassador Robin McIlvaine residence while his family was inside. A second crowd of about 5000 passed by the embassy en route to a stadium rally, with no damage reported.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Conakry
Guinea
U. S
Robinson McIlvaine
McIlvaine
United States
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Pan American World Airways
Accra
Alternate Juror Seated For Sheppard Retrial in Cleveland
A part time stenography housewife from Euclid, Norma Koch, was seated as the first alternate juror for Samuel H. Sheppard's murder retrial. One more alternate is needed for an eight man twelve woman jury. Judge Talty will decide if jurors stay overnight and if the trial will be moved out of Cleveland due to defense objections about prejudicial news coverage.
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Black Dogs
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
High Court
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Norma Koch
Euclid
Common Pleas Court
Francis J. Talty
Cleveland
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn
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