Lou-Ark Purchasing Agents Names New Officers
Don Hassell heads a new slate for 1967-68 with Hugh Smith as first vice-president, Frank Bellac as second vice-president, and Jack Palmer as secretary treasurer. The Lou-Ark group, formerly Monroe Chapter of Shreveport Purchasing Agents, received a charter from the National Association of Purchasing Management and gathers 47 members from northeast Louisiana and south Arkansas for monthly programs.
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Frank Bellac
Don Hassell
Hugh Smith
Lou-Ark Purchasing Agents Association
Milton Ford
Jack Palmer
Monroe
Shreveport Purchasing Agents Association
Lou-Ark Association
National Association of Purchasing Management
Louisiana
South
Arkansas
Telephone Pioneers Pick Slate in Monroe
The Telephone Pioneers of America elected James S. Shows of Monroe as Ouachita Council president and will install him at today’s Monroe meeting and picnic. New officers include Mrs Lea Cooper first vice president Philip Kubcke second vice president and Mrs Sybil Christman secretary treasurer. The group, for those with 21 plus years in the telephone industry, is the world’s largest society of its kind.
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The
Telephone Pioneers of America
James S. Shows
Monroe
Ouachita Council
Lea Cooper
Philip Kubcke
Sybil Christman
Look Who's Laughing staged by St. Paschal’s Drama Club
John Randall’s Look Who’s Laughing opens a three night run at St. Paschal’s Parish Hall in Monroe. Curtain is 8 p.m. through Sunday. Henry Crocker must stay pleasant for one week, with comic mishaps as Marie Crocker and Ed McFadden’s army buddy join the cast.
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John Randall
St. Paschal’s Catholic Church
Est Monroe
St. Paschal’s
John Cordaro
Rosalind Albritton
Henry
Marie Crocker
Ed McFadden
Sylvia Cingolani
Barbara Crocker
Marie Louise Hummel
Grandma Milligan
Janis Hatten
Joanie Crocker
Pat
Rome Falls to Allies as Axis Capital Occupied
In 1944 U.S. and British forces entered Rome marking the first Axis capital to surrender to the Allies ending long fighting in the Italian theater.
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U.S
Rome
Waldo Patterson names five as new figures
Norman, Artie Mann, Barbara LeMoine, Doreen Grant, and Bobby Ryan are identified as Waldo Patterson in the report.
Northeast Adds Teacher From Texas
Dr. James T. Hood named associate professor of accounting at Northeast Louisiana State College this summer. The Springhill, Louisiana native joins from the University of Texas where he taught since 1961 and earned two Teaching Excellence Awards in 1964.
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University of Texas
Northeast
Louisiana State College
James T. Hood
Glenn F. Powers
Dr. Hood
Springhill
University of Texas Accounting
Students Association At Texas
College of Business Administration
University
Texas Association of University Instructors In Accounting
Southwestern Social Science Association
Southwestern Group
Sandia ‘Corporation
Alburquerque
N.M
New Northeast
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana State University
Austin
Tex
Stuck-on Problem for 1967 Louisiana Safety Stickers
Motorists in Monroe report 1967 Louisiana safety inspection stickers peeling off and failing to adhere. Col. Thomas D. Burbank, director of public safety, blames heat and border-only glue and promises pressure sensitive stickers next year despite higher costs.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Department of Public Safety
DeSiard Street
Old Bridge
Sixth Street
Thomas D. Burbank
Thomas D. Burbank, Director of Public Safety
Burbank
Public Safety
Tommy Frazer
Funeral Services for Grace Faulkner in Jena
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. today at the First United Pentecostal Church in Jena for 42 year old Grace Faulkner who died Thursday night in Jena Hospital. Burial will follow in Belahr Cemetery near Trout under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Jena. She was a native of Lumberton North Carolina and had lived in Jena since 1943. Survivors include her husband Ernest Faulkner five sons Vernon Henry Joe Clifton of Jena and Jimmy Faulkner of Sheppard Field Texas Goshen New Orleans. Pallbearers are Kirby Allen Dick Reitzell Jim McDaniel Buck Price Elbert Lee Pauley and Wilburn Busby.
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Jena
Grace Faulkner
First United Pentecostal Church
C. D. Thornton
Belahr
Trout
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Faulkner
Lumberton
N. C
Ernest Faulkner
Vernon
Henry
Joe
Clifton Faulkner
Jimmy Faulkner
Sheppard Field
Texas
Goshen
New Orleans
Kirby Allen
Dick Reitzell
Jim McDaniel
Buck Price
Elbert Lee Pauley
Wilburn Busby
Ferriday Mourns Charles Theriot longtime real estate manager
Special funeral services were held for Charles Donald Theriot 61 of Ferriday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in Natchez City Cemetery. A Houma native, he died Thursday at home of an apparent heart attack after 35 years in Ferriday. He served in WWII in the Army Air Corps and was a member of St. Patrick's Church.
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Ferriday
Charles Donald Theriot
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Leger Tremblay
Natchez City
Mr. Theriot
Houma
Johnson-Theriot Real Estate Co
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Theriot
Army Air Corps
Joe E. Gandy of Clarks Dies at 81
Joe E. Gandy 81 of Clarks died Friday morning at Caldwell Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are at 3:00 p.m. today at Riser and Son Funeral Home Columbia with Rev. Murthy and Rev. Carvelia Johnston officiating. Burial will be in Old Bethel Cemetery. Survivors include widow Myrtle Gandy, a son Lacy Gandy of Shreveport, a daughter Bennie Ray Gandy of Shreveport, four sisters Laura Gossard of Jackson Mississippi Dena Griffin of Groves Texas Grace Vallery of Baton Rouge and Lillian …
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Clarks
Joe E. Gandy
Caldwell Hospital
Bennie Ray Ganday
Shreveport
Laura Gossard
Jackson
Miss
Dena Griffin
Groves
Tex
Grace Vallery
Baton Rouge
Lillian
Governor McKeithen dodges Aycock bid in race shuffle
Governor McKeithen refused to confirm an expected move by Lt. Gov. C. C. Aycock to quit the gubernatorial race and run for lieutenant governor on McKeithen's ticket. He said Aycock would be an outstanding running mate if he makes the switch.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
John McKeithen
C. C
Taddy
Capitol
Aycock
McKeithen
Mohieddin Favors Moderation Over Grandeur in Egypt
London AP reports Egypt's Mohieddin, 47, a longtime Nasser insider turned reformist, favors nationalism and socialism over grand pan-Arab aims. Diplomats see cautious optimism. he is described as efficient, cultured, and tough, with ties to Greek friendship groups and a family background.
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London
Egypt
Zakaria Mohieddin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohieddin
Nasser
South Arabia
Persian Gulf
Mideast
Africa
United States
West
Paul
Athens
Heat used in making glass bottles could warm Philadelphia for a year
New York report notes 30 billion bottles made annually in the United States require vast heat. Glass is formed from sand soda ash and limestone at about 2000 degrees. Cooling strengthens bottles and jars. Industry says 82 trillion Btu's are used yearly, enough to heat Philadelphia for over a year.
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New York
UPI
United States
Philadelphia
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
GCMI
America
Space Official Seeks World Wide Time Zone Change
NASA official Leonard Jaffe proposes a single global time zone with a 23 hour 56 minute day to align work hours worldwide. He notes military and some airlines already use universal time and describes a three shift economy with shifting day and night hours as a result.
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Washington
Leonard Jaffe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
Jaffe
Sid Sternberg
Electro-Optical Systems, Inc
Pasadena
Calif
Sternberg
Humphrey to Enter Bethesda Hospital for Checkup
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will enter Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday night for a check on antibiotic therapy for a bladder infection. He will stay a few days to assess treatment results after symptoms began six weeks ago following a European diplomatic mission. He had a preliminary diagnosis visit in early May and plans to resume his normal schedule after the stay.
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Humphrey
Bethesda
Clocking the world: round-the-clock work to beat time zones
Jaffe proposes 24 hour operations across schools factories and transport to smooth rush hours and boost production. He cites WWII three shift work and Satellite communications shrinking distances making business hours clash with other regions. Farmers may work by sun time though farming uses more lighting. He notes 1800 as the year finishing touches were added to the White House.
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Jaffe
White House
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Charles Theriot
Gary Culp
Sonny Culp
Harn St
Gary
Robert S. Kennedy
Hudson Lane
State Farm Fire and Casually Company
Bloomington
Stubbs
Wadson Lane
Roselawn
Embalmers & Funeral Directors
Charles R. Cobb
Vernon L. Parrish
Louis L. Peters
James M. Spears
Stubbs Ave
Monroe, LA
Marvin D. Spears
Panches
Caldwell
Catahoula
Concordia
East Carroll
Franklin
Lincoln
Madison
Morehouse
Ouachita
Richland
Tenis
Unio
West Carroll
Schioldt
5Th District
Bobby Wilson
Chinn
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