12 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1967
Page
1
The article outlines a sparse field of candidates for state offices with a $500 fee for ballot access. It notes the late timing and lists several names and positions, including concerns about retirements and party nominations.
A historical column discusses awaiting an official opinion on appointing a commission for primary elections. It mentions possible dates, the governor, and the state election board action with references to committee lines and procedural steps.
Disjointed notes reference a filing deadline in the region with scattered names and phrases about events and individuals. The text mentions Oliver Golds heading to Japan and a cryptic musical clue, creating an unclear reportage fragment.
Community groups from across Leus ana plan events for Monday as election officials prepare for the call. Musical entertainment and a series of activities are highlighted as major attractions for attendees.
A group from Pelican Bay teams with Louisiana State University and the American Legion to sponsor a Boys State program in Baton Rouge. The delegates, selected from local high schools, begin training and will travel to the state program at the Fort Desoto? Center.
SGT Philip Boudreaux of Lake Charles was one of three Americans killed in a Korea ambush. A representative from Fort Park notified his relatives in Lake Charles. He served 19 months and went to Korea in March 1987.
A local notice announces an upcoming intention to compete in a civic event. Officials urge community interest and invite participation from residents and organizations.
West Monroe Mayor W B Bert Hatten spoke at City Hall with a delegation of faycees to present a proposed 2 million capital improvements program. The plan, backed by H H Tiger Mullins and the Citizens Advisory Committee, heads to a September 23 vote. advisory member F C McConnell joined the presentation.
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