Shepherd reports Ouachita civil defense plan approved
Col Harold K Shepherd, CD director, announced that a parish wide civil defense plan has been approved by the Louisiana Civil Defense Agency in New Orleans. Plans for West Monroe Sterlington Monroe and Ouachita parish are included with a basic framework covering attack warning communications emergency information police traffic fire rescue transportation welfare health radiological defense and wardens.
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Ouachita Parish
Harold K. Shepherd
Louisiana Civil Defense Agency
New Orleans
Shepherd
West Monroe
Sterlington
Monroe
Quachita Parish
Albritton qualifies for Ouachita School Board Ward 5 race
Albritton a senior accountant with Cox and Turner is a candidate for one of two Ward 5 posts on the Ouachita Parish School Board. He cites rising school age children and needs for expansion and admin discipline, notes his church leadership, and commitment to education.
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Wol Dub
Albritton
Marsdale Street
West
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Cox and Turner, Certified Public Accountants
Farmerville High School
Northeast Louisiana State College
Joyce McBroom
Ridge Avenue Baptist Church
Rayville Youths Begin Three Month United States Tour
Two Northeast State College students William Hallack and Kenneth Booth depart from Rayville for a 90 day journey across the United States. They plan trout fishing in the Colorado River visit Seattle World’s Fair Toronto Canada and New England. They start with two weeks work in a Carlsbad New Mexico potash mine and expect future openings in California Washington Florida and Michigan.
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Rayville
Northeast State College
United States
William Hallack
Kenneth Booth
Colorado River
Seattle
Toronto
Canada
New England
Carlsbad
N. M
California
Washington
Florida
Michigan
Winnsboro Sees Strong Prospects for Industry and Growth
The Louisiana Municipal Review highlights Winnsboro known as the Town That Cotton Built and notes planned industry improvements under the incoming administration of WFE Marioneaux. Local banks are credited with supporting cotton interests and attracting business.
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Winnsboro
Louisiana Municipal Review Magazine
WFE
Marioneaux
Deadline Today For Candidates In Winn Parish School Board Race
The filing deadline closes at 5 p.m. for Winn Parish school board races. Ward 1 incumbents T. H. Harrel and Stanley J. Smith are listed along with Lady Hahn Harold J. Swilley Willard E. Harlan. Ward 2 names A. J. McCartney and J. E. Jones. Ward 3 includes incumbent Smith and H. C. Thompson of Sikes.
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Winnfield
Winn Parish
Eli Harrel
T. H. Harrel
Lady Hahn
Harold J. Swilley
Willard E. Harlan
A. J. McCartney
J. E. Jones
Stanley J. Smith
H. C. Thompson
Sikes
Monroe Mayor to address Lions Club at noon
Monroe Mayor W. L. Howard will speak to the Farmerville Lions Club at noon about the Southern Association of Municipal Officials. He cites opposition to state bills harming Monroe and increasing local government costs, after lobbying in Baton Rouge for the Louisiana Municipal Association.
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Monroe
W. L. Howard
Farmerville Lions Club
Howard
Southern Association of Munici‘pal
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Municipal Association
Monroe Teachers Attend Louisiana Workshop on Economic Education
Five Monroe secondary teachers including Jones Hill Irene Smith Nina Poole and Katie Zoll will attend the seventh annual Louisiana Workshop on Economic Education at Tulane University New Orleans from June 10 to 29. The event follows a Chit-Chat gathering at Bernstein Park with a picnic lunch and a brief meeting led by Mrs. Hugh F. Baker.
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Bernstein Park
Monroe
Hugh F. Baker
Tulane University
New Orleans
Jones Hill
Elnora P. McClendon
Nina C. Poole
Irene Smith
Katie M. Zoll
Senate 8A Advances Three Bills In Quick Senate Vote
In Monroe Louisiana on June 7 1962 the Senate approved three Little Hoover Commission measures. A state vehicle and watercraft marking requirement passed 39 to 0. Legislators may opt out of jury service while in or out of session. The attorney general statistics report will be published annually.
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Monroe News-Star
A. C. ‘Clemons Jr
Jennings
Little Hoover Commission
Senate
W. J. Cleveland
Crowley
Davis
Howard M. Jones
Louisiana Budget Shifts Fail As Oil Revenue Debate Enters Legislature
Lawmakers argued over oil revenue projections and a tidelands settlement while the House rejected a budget plan tied to oil income. Sen. Rogers pushed for a public employee list, with mixed support, as the Senate advanced a legislative auditor bill and a legal journal bill sparked protests about publishing Louisiana’s legal notices.
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Landrieu
Lehmann
Tidelands
House
Johnny Rogers
Grand Cane
Little Hoover Commission
Senate
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Ouachita CD
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Jones
Andrew Sevier
Tallulah
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
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Ford Stinson
Bossier
Francis Bickford
Tangipahoa Parish
Lancaster
J. B. Lancaster
Stinson
Jules Molere
Jefferson Parish
Legal Journal
Anyewspaper
Louisiana
Legal
Arwell
Sum Jims
Helenca
Louisville
van Camps Pork
Elna
Monroe, LA
Texson Grapefruit
Motts Apple Juice
Food Club
Peaches
Maryland Club
Swift
Betty Crocker
KARO
Food Club Rice
Baker's Best
Neuhoff
Vauarr
Valiant
Stanback Isc
Rolaids
Dessard Street
Sax Inc
Enden
Gerber’s
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