Twin City A rea Deaths Fu neral services for Adrian Fondren
Funeral services for Adrian Fondren 49 will be at 10 a.m. today at Crother's Funeral Chapel with Rev James Hammat officiating. Burial will be in Silver Cross cemetery. Fondren a Tallulah resident for 35 years and former Mathiston Miss native died after a brief illness in a Monroe hospital. Survivors include widow Lois Fondren five brothers and a sister. Pallbearers listed.
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Tallulah
Adrian Fondren
Crother
James Hammett
Silver Cross
Fondren
Monroe
Mathiston
Miss
Lois Fondren
R. L. Bessemer
Alan
Fred
Teck
Albert
Bill Fondren
Lurlene Cummins
George Hopkins
J. W. Powers
Marshal Hunter
Charlie Jobe
Billie Ray Arender
James E. Jobe
Funeral services for Orie Knotts in Saline
Orie Louis Knotts aged 46 of Saline dies at home Tuesday. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. today at New Ebeneezer Baptist Church with Rev. L. A. Killensworth. Burial at church cemetery. arrangements by Southern Funeral Home of Jonesboro.
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Jonesboro
Orie Louis Knotts
Saline
New Ebeneezer Baptist Church
L. A. Killensworth
Southern Funeral Home
Knotts
Funeral services set for Robert Rockett in Arkansas
Funeral services for Robert Rockett a Houston Tex resident formerly of Spearsville will be held at 4 pm today at Lockhart Church of Christ Junction City Ark Burial will be Spearsville cemetery Pratt Funeral Home El Dorado directs Rockett died Thursday in Houston after a long illness.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Robert Rockett
Houston
Tex
Spearsville
Lockhart Church of Christ
Junction City
Pratt Funeral Home
Rockett
Alligator Benevolence Causes Dilemma for Louisiana Panel
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission grapples with public misadventure as residents seek to add alligators and fawns to private holdings. Zoo at Bernstein Park already at capacity. laws prohibit possession of alligators, eggs, or skins. The commission urges calling officials instead of personal capture.
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Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Ouachita Parish
Bernstein Park Zoo
Louisiana
Woman reunites after four year search for unknown family
Josephine Rendick a waitress in Pittsburgh finally meets her brother Michael Mu cicka of New Brighton and sister Ann Shrella of Sharpsville. The reunion ends a four year search sparked when she learned she was adopted. The effort began in February 1962.
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Pittsburgh
Josephine Rendick
Michael Mucicka
New Brighton
Ann Shrella
Sharpsville
Rendick
Funeral services for Billy Frost 13 of West Monroe
Funeral services for Billy Daniel Frost thirteen of Route 3 West Monroe will be held at two this afternoon at Cypress Baptist Church officiated by Rev Charles Sutton. Burial under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home direction in church cemetery. He died Thursday morning in a Shreveport hospital after a short illness. Native of Ouachita parish he attended West Monroe Junior High School. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs D L Frost three step brothers Burwood Baugh West Covina Alfred Baugh Columbia and Ronald Baugh Shreveport seven brothers Ernest Johnny Ray and Jackie Frost all of West Monroe Virgil Cornelius and Jack Frost Houston Texas and seven sisters Carol Ernie Baby Jones Shirley Ann and Sharon Gaylerost all of West Monroe.
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Billy Daniel Frost
Route 3
West Monroe
Cypress Baptist Church
Charles Sutton
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Church
Shreveport
Ouachita Parish
D. L. Frost
Burwood Baugh
West Covina
Calif
Alfred Baugh
Columbia
Ronald Baugh
Ernest
Johnny
Ray
Jackie Frost
Virgil
Cornelius
Jack Frost
Houston
Tex
Misses Carol
Ernie
Baby Jones
Shirley Ann
Sharon Gaylerost
Inmate loses bid for broader mail rights in death row case
Edgar Labat, a death row inmate in Louisiana, failed to win court orders to regain full mail privileges. A federal appeals court upheld a rule restricting death row inmates to mail from family, physicians, or legal advisors, despite earlier claims that the ban on correspondence with a white woman was misapplied. Labat, convicted of aiding a raping of a white woman in New Orleans, has spent years on death row, a long-standing record.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Edgar Labat
Labat
Solveig Johansson
Stockholm
Sweden
Federal District Court
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Presidential Electors To Be Selected In Louisiana
The Louisiana Democratic Central Committee approved a motion to call a party primary to pick presidential electors. If passed, one slate would back the Democratic nominee and others could back independents or Gov. George Wallace. The move aims to preserve the party ballot line in 1968. June 17 is set for candidate qualifying. Senators Allen Ellender and J D DeBlieux qualified for the U S Senate.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Democratic Central Committee
Leander H. Perez
National Democratic Party
George Wallace
Alabama
Perez
U.S
Democratic Party
Solid South
Allen Ellender
J. D. DeBlieux
U.S. Senate
Mississippi Escapee Is Recaptured
A 14 year old Gulfport escapee recaptured in Columbia after fleeing Marion County jail by wriggling through a duct. He pulled a pistol on a neighbor, but officers chased him down and recovered vodka, beer, cash, jewelry, guns, and ammunition taken from a lower floor apartment during the jailbreak. The youth was unidentified due to age and was among seven inmates at the jail.
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Columbia, Miss
Marion County
John Willoughby
Gulfport
William Stewart
Columbia Training School
Homer Sibley
Ohio Orders New Trial For Sheppard
Ohio will retry Samuel H. Sheppard on a second degree murder charge after Cuyahoga County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan ordered a new trial. Corrigan cited a need for redress after a perceived heinous crime and said the trial date would likely be in September. Sheppard, free on bond, expressed readiness to testify and defend himself, while remarks contrasted with the Supreme Court ruling on press coverage of the earlier case.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Ariane
Rocky River
Cleveland
UPS
State of
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
Installation Conducted By Fraternity
New Officers of the Delta Nu Alpha Traffic and Transportation Fraternity were installed Friday night at the Highland Park Country Club in West Monroe. Guy T. Elliott Jr was elected president, with Charles Russell as vice president and Clyve Durboran as secretary treasurer.
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Delta Nu Alpha Traffic and Transportation Fraternity
Highland Park Cantry Club
West Monroe
Guy T. Elliott Jr
Chuck Baggio
Charles Russell
Clyve Durboran
T. R. Percell
Travis Davis
K. K. Cobb
Floyd Adams
Ouachita Valley Vocational-Technical School
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Hubert Franks
Henry Franks
Huey Franks
Fort Necessity
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Jewel B. Vines
Dodson
Henry A. Franks
Billy Frost
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Hale Boggs
Joe D. Waggonner
Edwin Edwards
Otto Passman
Louis A. la Dart
James H. Morrison
John Rarick
St. Francisville
J. E. Jumonville
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