Noe Sued for 250000 by Orleans Station in Feud
Rival New Orleans broadcast stations file civil suits against Noe and AWANOK owner and director alleging slander over treasure hunt claims. The Mid-Continent Broadcasting Co accuses STREWART of damaging station WTEX’s reputation with remarks about a hoax treasure find. Another suit seeks damages for libel and reputational harm.
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Dune Lou
New Qweans
Cadig
Ds Cone
Mid-Continent Broadcasting Co
WTEX
James AJ Noe
Harp Strewart
Awanok
Vinsti
Stewart G
Fation
Uone
Upan Cie
Seaflia
Wooycart Oearhier
Bon O
Pepple
Split Develops Between PHS And Polio Foundation
Washington reports a split between the Public Health Service and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as the polio vaccine program nears a tentative restart. Dr. Scheele stated safety remains under study while scientists monitor vaccine lots at Cutter and Wyeth facilities.
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Hof
Oanes
Public Health Service
National Foundation For
Treati
Scheele
Jonas KooSalk
Rasi OP Connor
Polio Foundation
Owas
Jonas Hh. Salk
O'Conner
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Health Service
Bintar
Salk
Sor Seheele
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Shannon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Wyeth
India
Seierists
Health Officelais
Paulty
Livingston school official jailed on public records charge
A Livingston area school board official faces jail while a court orders release of school records. District Judge Bernstein set a hearing for June to decide if Bankston must disclose documents to Jones, amid a feud with William Abbott over board records and school construction disputes.
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Livingston
Bate
Banks
Penham
Hankston
Lavingsstan Pacifhc School Board
Tae Janes
Bankston
Jones
Puble
Wiliam Abbott
Rocmer School Board
Battleston
Rmyproper
Ito Aed
Fettine School
Fettine School Construc- Ton
Monroe City Court Fines for Drunk Driving and Disorderly Conduct
Yesterday in Monroe City Court Judge W M Harper disposed of cases including William E McCayv 62 of 806 Cole Avenue fined 500 or 8 months with 125 days jail in drunk driving. Victoria Grayson 30 Sterlington fined 350 or 7 months for displaying a dangerous weapon. Willie Badger 28 Route 3 Rayville fined 37 50 or 372 days for disorderly conduct. Homer Ray Flint 24 Monroe fined 25 or 25 days for fighting and disturbing the peace. James Bryant 23 Monroe fined 24 or 25 days for disturbing the peace. Eva Marie Ainsworth 3 Monroe charged with speeding fined 25 or 25 days.
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Monroe
W. M. Harper
William E. McCayv
Cole Avenue
Victoria Grayson
Sterlington
Willie Badger
Route 3
Rayville
Fred S. Tolbert
South Fifth Street
West
Donna Faye Weisser
Powell
West Monroe
Jasper Ji. Jones
Homer Ray Flint
Jackson
James Bryant
Scoth
GM Workers End Last Of Wildcat Strikes On Order
The CIO United Auto Workers Union ends the final wildcat strikes after talks with GM executives. About 6 000 workers return to plants as negotiations move toward a contract settlement by a Sunday deadline. If no agreement is reached, wage talks and potential legal actions could follow.
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Dethroup
CIO United Arto Workers Union
Wildcar Ostrines
Richee
Tiafitics
Arleboy Tuarnone
Vail
Stariape Beriday
Abana
Anawer Rao Ford
Ogagdatshi
Emirates
Risul Workers Union
Pair Charged In Armed Robbery Plead Not Guilty
Two Monroe men Billy Deal and Charles Ray Russell faced arraignment before Judge David -. Garrett in Fourth District Court pleading not guilty to armed robbery. They were accused of robbing a poker game on March 13 at 3112 Polk Street, Monroe with about $11,000 in winnings. Both remain free on $1590 bonds. Russell turned himself in March 17 after counsel. Deal was arrested weeks later by San Diego police.
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Monroe
Billy Deal
Charles Ray Russell
David —. Garrett
Fourth District
Deal
Russell
Polk Street
Ouachita Parish
Twister Strikes Eglin Air Base Damages Property
A tornado hit Eglin Air Base near Pensacola causing property damage and minor injuries. The storm uprooted trees and disrupted operations as crews assess the extent of the impact. Strong winds and debris fields were reported across the base area.
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Twister
Eglin Air Base
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