Helis Responds to Perez Charges On Offshore Lands
William G. Helis Jr. chairman of the Louisiana Mineral Board, defended against Leander Perez's accusations that the state secretly surveyed offshore lands and "sold Louisiana down the river" following the U S Supreme Court tidelands decision. Helis outlined the board’s actions from 1933 to 1956 including Act 33 of 1954, interim agreements with the Interior Department, and protections of Louisiana’s historic coastline amidst U S debates. He stressed no secret deals exist and that measures aimed to preserve the state's rights while balancing economic concerns.
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William G. Helis Jr
State Mineral Board
Leander Perez
St. Bernard
Plaquemines Parishes
Perez
Helis
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
Mineral Board
United States Supreme Court
Tidelands
Mineral Board of
State of
Department of the Interior
Jack P. F.gremillion
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Secretary of the Interior
Ana
Lousiana
Coast Line
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Can America keep a stable dollar and growth
Sixty four representatives from labor education business and government at the American Assembly agree savings can retain value next year. They urge joining to raise productivity to curb inflation while sustaining growth and low unemployment. Free booklet offers facts from the American Assembly Columbia University New York 27 4.
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American Assembly
America
Columbia
New York
False Alarm Spooks Phoenix Cops After Child Report
Two Phoenix children aged 9 report a suspected burglary at a vacant house. They provide a written clues list including birds, bottles, a window and door near a pool, but officers find no signs of a burglary and depart.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Trudel Kininmonth
Kathleen Cavness
Louisiana battles Tidelands fight with united stance
In a joint statement the state asserts the Tidelands contest is far from over and pledges to use every lawful means to defend Louisiana's position. The governor says state interests come first and invites broad support to resist dissension.
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Tidelands
Louisiana
TV Roundtable Set By Jaycees On Monroe Plan
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a KNOE TV roundtable at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the proposed Vocational Rehabilitation School for Mentally Retarded. Jaycee panel includes Dr Levelle Haynes, Ross Golson, and Mrs Christine Hutts with questions taken on air.
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Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Knoetv
Jaycee
Civitan Clubs
Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Levelle Haynes
Northeast State College
Ross Golson
Louisiana Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Christine Hutts
Quachita Parish
Civitan Officials Promote Training for Mentally Retarded Adults
Civitan officials advocate a rehabilitation program to train mentally retarded persons to be useful citizens and contribute to their support, outlining a plan for their integration and societal contribution.
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Civitan
Four Killed In Northwest La Accidents
Four people died in Northwest Louisiana traffic crashes on Saturday, three in Bossier Parish and one in Caddo Parish. Victims include Lawton H. Smith, about 54, a drug salesman, and his wife Mary Hatcher Smith, about 50, a Byrd High School teacher, killed in a car truck collision near Elm Grove.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
Bossier
Caddo Parish
Lawton H. Smith
Mary Hatcher Smith
Byrd High School
Elm Grove
Five Arrested On Drunk Driving Charges In Twin Cities
Twin City police reported five arrests for operating motor vehicles under the influence. In Monroe three were taken into custody: Charlie Nettles 23 of 2808 Gordon St Monroe Elmo L Evans 48 of Route 1 Olla and Wesley Wright 24 of 167 South College St Monroe. In West Monroe two suspects were rounded up: Jimmy D Yelverton 24 of Baton Rouge and Robert E Hollis 50 of Farmerville. Hollis was detained after leaving the scene of a collision on Bridge Street.
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Twin City
Monroe
West Monroe
Charlie Nettles
Gordon St
Elmo L. Evans
Olla
Wesley ‘Wright
South College St
Jimmy D. Yelverton
Baton Rouge
Robert E. Hollis
Farmerville
Hollis
Bridge Street
Robert Y. Williford
North 3Rd St
Reckless driving charges in chase case cited
Williford told officers Hollis fled the scene and was chased before the call to police. Nettles Evans and Wright faced additional reckless driving charges with bonds set at 438 dollars each.
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Williford
Hollis
Nettles
Evans
Wright
Helps Prevent Clicking At Your Drug Store Month's Suppl
A compact note describing a dental plate aid sold at drug stores. It claims to keep seeds out and help maintain plate snug fit, easing pressure on gums and preventing clicking. Appears as a brief promotional insert for a dental appliance supplement.
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Louisi
The
Advencance
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Jaycees
Northwest
Chrysler
Massey
Jackson
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