Monroe Police Probe Burglary on South Grand
Police investigate a burglary at the Alcoholics Anonymous building 4300 S Grand St. A cigarette machine and a soft drink machine were broken into with money and items stolen. Groceries such as coffee cream and sugar were taken. Entry was via a broken screen and window. Reported 11 32 a m Saturday by the janitor. Louis C Messer 32 West Monroe charged with driving while intoxicated after arrest on Cypress Street at 410 pm.
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Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Grand St
West Monroe
Louis C. Messer
Route 3
Cypress Street
300 Attend State Dance Symposium
Around 300 dancers attended the Louisiana State Dance Symposium at Northeast Louisiana State College. Miss Ida Chadwick said attendance exceeded expectations. Four states were represented, including Louisiana colleges Mississippi State College for Women Arkansas A&M and Auburn University. High schools and dance studios also participated.
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Louisiana State
Northeast Louisiana State College
Ida Chadwick
Northeast
Louisiana
Mississippi State College For Women
Arkansas A&m
Auburn University
4-H Achievement Day Draws 700 plus at Crosley Elementary
More than 700 participants from Ouachita Parish attended the 4-H Achievement Day at Crosley Elementary School in West Monroe. Calhoun High School 4-H Club won the song contest and Calhoun Junior High Club the yell contest, earning a free trip to the state fair in Shreveport next fall.
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Ouachita Parish
Crosley
West Monroe
Charlotte Smith
Phillip Sims
Sharon Parsons
Carolyn Taylor
Jackie van
Calhoun High School
Calhoun
Shreveport
Joyce Bearden
West Monroe High School
T. H. Johnson
City Service Company
Seri Hatten
Monroe
East Carroll Farm Bureau Crowns Queen
About 250 people attended the East Carroll Farm Bureau Family Night at Lake Providence Country Club where Toni Manning was crowned Miss East Carroll Farm Bureau Queen. Manning, the Lake Providence High School senior, won over eight contestants and was crowned by last year’s queen Carolyn Ann Oswalt. First runner ups included Leona Ainsworth June Marchbanks and Faye White. Peggy Madden won the talent prize defeating 13 competitors singing Old Man River and That Man of Mine. Judges were Propst Fair Mary Joe Webb and Tony Acosta.
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Lake Providence
East Carroll Farm Bureau
Toni Manning
Manning
Cecil Manning
Lake Providence High School
Carolyn Ann Oswalt
Leona Ainsworth
June Marchbanks
Faye White
Peggy Madden
Miss Madden
Dick Madden
Old Man River
Afro-Asian meet highlights Sino-Soviet split in Indonesia
In Jakarta a meeting of Afro-Asian nations opened with Sukarno faulting military intervention in South Vietnam. Cambodia's foreign minister accused the United States of intervention, while Sardar Patel proposed inviting the Soviet Union to attend the main conference, a move Chinese delegates ignored.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Sukarno
South Viet Nam
United States
Hoyt Sambath
Cambodia
Sardar
Singh
Kremlin
Moscow
Peking
Rights Group Plans Mass GMC Protests Across Nation
The NAACP announced mass demonstrations at General Motors plants nationwide to protest alleged discriminatory employment practices. National labor secretary Herbert Hill said dates will be announced shortly. GM denied discrimination citing 45,000 nonwhite workers and average wages above 6,000 dollars nationally.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
General Motors Corp
Herbert Hill
Civil Rights Organization
NAACP
Hill
President Committee On Fair Employment Practices
General Motors
Detroit
United States
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Dianah Ivey
Pam Spillers
Sharon Parson
Tommie Coon
Debbie McMorris
Carolyn Dupree
Kay Robertson
Elaine Smith
Shirley Odom
Margie Gregg
Jane Everitt
Mary Katherine Peacock
Donny Carroll
Fred Cooksey
Bill Gooling
Kenny Custer
Gary Goodling
Steve Green
Lynne Nell Rivers
Janice Roberts
Martha Ware
Mary Ann Smith
Irma Davis
Joe Neswanger
Dewaine Bassett
Jerry Ramsey
Doyle Taylor
Carol Hudson
Pam Seignier
Fay Davis
Shielia Grings
Sharon Ramsey
Brenda Oglesby
Barbara Sims
Ellen Poole
Janie Futch
Charlotte Brownlee
Marilyn Neeley
Dianne Alten
Christine Womack
Ie Brown
Jimmy Auttenburg
Larry Shelton
Paul Hickman
Terry David
Sandra Calloway
Paul Spillers
Stephen Green
Helen Smith
Roy Saxon
Charles Parish
Jimmy Flanagan
Ronnie McGrew
John Carelfield
Carol Salsbury
Leon Patrick
Kay Butler
Sharon Stansell
Donna Vestal
Brenda Spillers
Sharon Slice
Marilyn Neely
Eeantile Thompson
Judy Jones
Barbaras
Cleve Brooks
Tommy Bowling
Benn Robert
Steve Lenard
Allen Davis
Kenneth Bassett
Ann Tolbird
Jimmy Flannigan
Eddie Horton
Phillips Sims
Carl Salsbury
Kathlene Hice
Lee Ann Fisher
Suzette Cloutier
Lori Wright
Sharon Oglesby
Rebecca Huenefeld
Neida Fay Braddock
Ann Rawson
Mary Dossett
Carolyn Watkins
Penny Frost
Janice Bornette
Diane Genung
Faye Simmons
Dianne Collie
Gai Wright
Debbie Sanford
Roger Robert
Pinecrest
Calhound
Woodlawn
Art Smith
Ilverstein
DeSiard
Vogue Magazine
Helancat
Jer-Sea
Jet-Seo
Sweden
Jantzen
Rose Marie Reid
Petii de Weese—-Bay Club
Oleg Cassini
Zale
Rena
AIWA
VM Cetaray
Mr. Lebow
Oxford
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North 18Th St
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