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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1966

Page

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De Gaulle urges U S withdrawal timetable for peace talks

Parisian president Charles de Gaulle told 60,000 Cambodians in Phnom Penh that a negotiated peace in Vietnam requires Washington to commit to a fixed timetable for withdrawal of its forces. He warned that no negotiations would succeed without such a decision and rejected French plans to push a withdrawal as a precondition for talks. De Gaulle pressed for an international peace framework and criticized a prolonged expedition.

Phnom Penn Cambodia Charles de Gaulle United States Forac de Gaulle North Viet Nam America Sdecked de Gaulie France

Faith Hurricane Fades Outward From U S Coastbound Path

The Miami Weather Bureau tracked Hurricane Faith as it moved offshore from the Atlantic, forecasting 110 mile per hour winds and colder waters. Mariners were warned to remain at port while Bermus prepared for gale force winds. the hurricane’s threat to the U S east coast was considered remote unless its path shifted.

Miam. Fla U.S Atlantic Miami Weathe Bureau Virginia Capes Cape Lookout N.C Mariner Faith Cape Hatteras Bermus Scenic Squak United Sts Air Force Hatteras

Chuckle Getting Up a Morning Mindset Challenge

A humorous note surveys how starting the day is mostly mental, not physical, with a playful jab at routines and attitudes shaping morning energy. The piece hints at how mood can set the tone for daily tasks and outlook.

Twin Cities Chit Chat Labor Day Postal Schedule

Post office closures Monday for Labor Day will halt city deliveries and collections except on a Holiday Sunday schedule. No window service at Monroe and West Monroe main post offices or outlying stations. Special delivery letters and parcels will still be delivered as usual per postmasters Hathorn and Roark.

Monroe West Monroe Woodrow W. Hathorn Homer B. Roark

Thant Rejects Second Term In U N Post

Thant announces he will not seek a second term as secretary-general of the United Nations. He cites Viet Nam war concerns plus Red China’s absence and unresolved global problems as reasons for stepping down. His term ends November 3 and he expresses dissatisfaction with the UN’s progress toward universality of membership.

Thant New York The United Nations N.Y Viet Nam U.N Red China

Citywide School Enrollment Rises 3.36 Percent on Opening Day

Registration began today in Monroe's 17 schools with 9,921 students, up 323 from last year. Gains occur in 11 campuses led by Wossman High with 166 more students as new classes occupy former Jefferson Junior High space. Across the parish, Quachita records a first day total of 16,484 and a 247 increase. There are 5,468 white and 4,453 Negro students enrolled, with two Negro students starting at Neville High as racial barriers ease in several grades.

Monroe Supt van Dodom Wossman High School Wossman Jefferson Junior High Quachita Parish Odom Barkdall Faulk Clara Hall Georgia Tucker Lexington Lida Benton Minnie Ruffin Sallie Humble Sherrouse Lee Junior High Neville High Wossman High Carver Clark Lincoln Carroll Junior High Carroll High Neville High School

B52s Pound Reds Routes of Infiltration in DMZ

U S Air Force B52 bombers pummeled suspected Communist infiltration routes in the demilitarized zone between North and South Viet Nam and hit an ammunition depot with heavy bombardment. Allied reports show lulls in ground fighting, rising U S casualties but falling enemy deaths, and preparations to expand American strength in South Viet Nam toward 400 000 troops by year end.

Saigon South Viet Nam Demilitarized Zone North Guam U.S North Viet Nam USS. Command Othre U. S United States

Murdered New Orleans Librarian Rosemary Herrard

A 40 year old unmarried librarian and library supervisor was beaten and smothered with a pillow in her New Orleans home. Police report indicate sexual molestation. bed bloodied, room in disorder, head wrapped in a pillow. Mother found her body about 6 am after last seen at midnight. neighbor dog alerted. niece found back door unlocked.

New Orleans UPI Rosemary Herrard Lloyd Locascio Miss Herrard Freda Herrard Mary Ferguson Cindy DeRedis

Weather sketch for Twin Cities area today showers likely

Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with possible showers mainly in the afternoon. Highs 88 to 92 and lows 68 to 74, winds 5 to 15 mph. Previous day record high noted as warm. current low temperature summary remains warm.

Twin Cities

Auto Highway Safety Bills Sent To LBJ

The Senate approved and sent to President Johnson the second part of a highway safety package including a 322 million grant program to fund state and city accident prevention efforts. The House had earlier passed the compromise version, and the other part giving the government authority to set mandatory safety standards for 1968 models. Johnson expected to sign both bills, likely in Detroit during a memorial event for Senator Pat McNamara.

Washington Senate Johnson House Auto Capital Detroit Pat McNamara White House

Stocks Continue Rally Third Day

The Dow Jones average rose 4.74 points to 793.15 at noon in a broad market advance. Blue chips led gains as glamor issues recovered from an early dip, with several stocks climbing by $1 or more amid active trading.

New York

Airliner Crashes in Yugoslavia Killing 80. 95 Dead

A Britannia Airways four engine airliner carrying 117 vacation sky travelers crashed near Ljubljana's Brnik Airport shortly after midnight. Eighty people were killed with 22 survivors, many rescued in shock. The disaster is the worst in Yugoslav history.

Ljubljana Yugoslavia Luton Accerns Lonon Julian Alps Slovenia Trieste Britannia Airways Brnik Modernda Luton

Mrs. F. Mitchell Dies at 1306 North 2nd

Mrs. Margarette Haynes Mitchell died this morning at St. Francis Hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Fred Mitchell. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. W. Bradley Trimble, burial in Old City Cemetery under Hixson Bros. Funeral Home. Survivors include her daughter Dr. Hazel Mitchell, a foreign language instructor at Northeast Louisiana State College, sister Mrs. A. K. DeFrance of Shreveport, and half-brother Fred W. Burt of Monroe. The body will be at the funeral home until 9:30 a.m. Friday.

Margarette Haynes Mitchell North 2Nd St. Francis Hospital Fred Mitchell Grace Episcopal Church W. Bradley Trimble Old City Hixson Bros. Funeral Home Mitchell A. K. DeFrance Shreveport Fred W. Burt Monroe

Davis Elected National Commander of Legion

Washington AP reports John E. Davis former North Dakota governor and World War II veteran was unanimously chosen national commander of the American Legion at the 48th annual convention. Davis succeeds L Eldon James amid zero dissent with other candidates withdrawing.

Washington John E. Davis North Dakota American Legion L. Eldon James Hampton Davis William Eugene Galbraith Beemer Neb Bernard F. Gratton Emmett Idaho

Dayton Strife After Black man struck by white car

Ohio National Guard units were ordered into Dayton to curb rock throwing and looting after a white men in a passing car struck Olester Mitchell, a 40 year old Black man. Police described tense streets on West Third where Black youths attacked whites and vehicles.

Associated Press Ohio National Guard Dayton West Third Street Olester Mitchell Mitchell Grover O’conner O’conner Don L. Crawford Milwaukee Wis Eagles Lodge Chicago Cicero Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee Martin Luther King Jr

Italian Tanker Alberto Benati Adrift 180 Miles Off Hurricane Faith

The Italian tanker Alberto Benati, 656 feet, built 1960 from Palermo, sent an SOS at 7 a.m. as it took on water in heavy seas about 180 miles from the hurricane center and 500 miles east of Savannah. The Coast Guard dispatched two cutters and alerted nearby ships to assist. The Swedish freighter Kyoto joined within 40 miles, with six other vessels in the area. The master reported engine room water and the need for immediate help. Mendota and Chilwa cutters were summoned from Bermuda and Norfolk.

New York Coast Guard Alberto Benati Savanah Atlantic Kyoto Benati Palermo Italy Mendota Bermuda Chilwa Norfolk

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