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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
12
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W D H Rodriguez says a letter from the Stream Control Commission of Louisiana confirms Arkansas aims to complete its Ouachita lower watershed pollution survey by July. The effort seeks to curb salt brine pollution from Arkansas oil wells and avoids invoking the interstate water pollution abatement act.
George Byram of Tallulah graduated from LSU Medical School at the June 1 commencement. He was a Tallulah High School alumnus and earned a BS at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. He starts an internship July 1 at Confederate Memorial Hospital in Shreveport. Family attendees included Mr and Mrs Sam Smith, Mr and Mrs J C Byram, Mr and Mrs Gaines Byram, and Mr and Mrs Otto Horn.
The Greater Monroe Development Co received three permits to build brick veneer homes in Monroe, with values listed for 606 Tarver Street at 11750 dollars, 703 Tarver Street at 13500 dollars, and 2107 Cottonwood at 14000 dollars. A frame cabin at 409 Ford Street for Johnnie Gaston cost 300 dollars. Separately Motor Securities Co was authorized to move a frame building from 201 Louisville Avenue to 315 Walnut Street for 35 dollars, and was fined 50 dollars with a 60 day jail sentence for disturbing the peace.
Judge W. M. Harper presided in Monroe city court with Roy Conerly 39, Jimmy Johnson 18, Arthur F. Martin 29, Lewis Reynolds 28, Huey Cotton 22 all fined $25 on gambling charges. Bernice Dixon 47 was fined $350 for selling liquor without a permit. Otis Moore 37 faced a total $75 for disturbing the peace trespassing and public drunkenness. W. B. Mitchell 40 of Ruston appears in the docket.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 3 to authorize 3.637 billion for foreign aid for the coming year, slightly below Eisenhower's request. The measure includes a two year military aid authorization, a development loan fund, and adds 25 million for a Latin American development fund while tightening oversight on Tito aid.
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