Legislature Set For Last Half Of Meet Controled From Page One
Lawmakers debate funding shifts as Davis faces criticism over local salaries and hot lunch cuts. A Monday Senate hearing on voting machine rigging looms, while Davis opposes Jackson Davis on right to work. A $60 million bond bill moves to House floor funding LSU and state facilities with capital outlay. governance boards overhaul and a segregation commission bill face votes. Former Sen Rainach resigns commission role amid conflicts with Davis.
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Howse Appropriations Committee
Jackson
Davis
Senate
Sen
Jackson B. Davs
House
Ereignty Commission
Ways and Means
LSU
State Board of Education
W. M. Rainach
Bills Introduced For Pay Raises In Legislature Senate and House
A record of pay raise bills in the current session lists seven Senate measures and many House proposals. Senate bills include raises for clerks of court, registrars, deputy registrars, district attorneys, the Secretary of State and school bus drivers. House bills propose higher highway worker minimums, district attorney salaries, constables, city judges in Shreveport, firemen on hot days, police juror pay, commissioners of agriculture, and sheriffs salary schedules among others.
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Senate
Wendell Harris
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Jackson Davis
Caddo Parish
E. W. Kelly Gravelet Jr
St. Bernard
Gravolet
Atty
Leander Perez
Plaquemine
3 Bernard Parishes
House
Carroll Dupont
Lafourche
Terrebonnis
Sidney Sylvester
St Landry
Henry Bethard
Red River
Bayou Pierre Levee
Winson G Hoover
Sam Cashio
Risley Tribe
Judes
No Nation Dares Try U. S. Attack Speech Echoes Strength
President Eisenhower spoke to West Point classmates recalling cadet days and World War I. He defended American resolve to stay strong scientifically economically and militarily and said freedom and liberty will triumph over tyranny. He warned against ill tempered expressions from Khrushchev and noted unity with the West.
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Hisenhower
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
West Point
Europe
No Nation Would Dare Attack the United States Says Leader
A quoted statement shows a leader declaring with emphasis that no nation in the world would dare attack the United States. The remark reflects a confident defense posture amid rising tensions and aims to project security and strength to the public.
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United States
Citizens' Council Plans $25 Banquet in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi the Citizens Council will hold a June 18 banquet at twenty five dollars a plate to raise funds opposing a federal court order mandating beach integration on the Gulf coast. Judge Leander H Perez of New Orleans will be the principal speaker.
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Biloxi
Miss
Citizens’ Council
Gulf Coast
Leander H. Perez
New Orleans
Louisiana
Cow Rampage Leaves Three Injured in Louisiana Streets
A steer ran wild through West Monroe near Railroad Avenue injuring three people. Police and fire crews pursued the cow as residents sheltered. Officials from a local livestock auction barn rope and corral the animal, dragging it half a block before securing it to a pole. The owner remained unknown.
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West Monroe
Railroad Avenue
Fred Niel
Monroe
Curtis Clark
Bossier
Clark
Niel
Pete Coats
Youth Attacked at City Drive-In Friday Night
Monroe police received a report from Dennis Murphy that his son James 16 was beaten by two men at Mill's Drive-In on South 2nd Street between 11 and 12 p.m. Friday. James suffered a broken jaw and several missing teeth. attackers unidentified.
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Monroe
Dennis Murphy
Egan St
James
Mill's Drive-in
South 2Nd St
Education and state official pay raises proposed in bills
The records note several proposed pay increases: a $20,000 superintendent deduction bill by Rep Fields and others. a $12,000 salary for the chairman of the casualty rating commission. a $13,500 salary for the register of state lands, state treasurer, and state comptroller. and a bill by Rep Jesse Knowles raising the per diem minimums and maximums for school board members.
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Aries
Salvador Anzelmo
Orleans
Wallen J Falgout
Carroll Dupont
Terrebonne Parish
Richard Bertrand
John
T. T. Fields
Dupont
Lantz Womack
Franklin Parish
Lawrence Gibbs
Curtis E Boozman
Natchitoches Parish
P. Crane
Fields
Casualty Rating Commission
Register of State Lands
Jesse Knowles
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Jimmie Beeson
John P. “Silky’’ Sullivan
First
W. K. Brown
19Th Levee District Board
Woodrow Wilson
Fourth Judicial District
Joe Casey
Bryan Lehmann
Vail
Deiony
Ncreases
RGA
Monroe's
A&a Jewelers
Paramount Theatre
Momroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Alton Burkett
Bailey Grant
Howard
Ben Bradford
U. S
Silverstein
Fire Department
Mary's Flower Shop
Lace
Lverstein
Vilverstein
Ilverstein
Ratty Ben
Dacron
Playtex Gress
Deane
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