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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief police or court item naming Ki Ui and De in connection with a U field and JIC case. Limited readable detail preserves the core names and action while omitting unclear terms.
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Christmas parade to run through downtown next Saturday. Mel Cohen says churches clubs and schools may sponsor floats with the theme Christ in Christmas and prizes totaling 50 25 and 15 for top float entrants plus 25 and 15 for first and second place senior and junior high band winners.
Band winner to receive trophies along with other prizes. Anyone wishing to enter a float or a marching unit may contact Bill Higdon at Fairfax 3-6859 or Tom Mulhearn Jr. at Fairfax 5-6738.
The Monroe Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on December 5 at 4:15 p.m. in City Hall courtroom regarding F. Strauss & Sons Inc of 2930 Commerce St. The request seeks reducing front yard from 25 to 18 feet and rear yard from 10 to zero in a light industrial district.
In Winn Parish 187 absentee ballots were cast before the 5 p.m. Saturday deadline for the December 7 Democratic primary. Clerk Robert Lee Dunn said the figure is an average for recent elections. 7,659 residents are qualified to vote, including 6,628 white and 1,031 Negro voters. Compared with four years ago Negro turnout fell by 61 while white voters rose by 237. In 1959 qualified voters totaled 7,483 with 6,391 white and 1,092 Negro.
Washington and Accra reports highlight the 88th Congress faces swift tests as civil rights and tax cut bills vie for passage. Education bills, including a 1.2 billion college classroom aid measure, await Senate approval while a vocational education dispute lingers.
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