Angus Association Field Day Draws 500 At Highlander Farm
Louisiana Angus Association held its field day at Highlander Angus Farm in Monroe near Calhoun. Ed Horton of Macedon Farms urged using well bred U S Angus stock over imports. Officers elected for 1967 include Morrow as president Davis as vice president and Pease as secretary treasurer. Cattle judging saw 18 4‑H and FFA teams from parishes across the state compete with Calcasieu Union Ouachita Franklin and East Baton Rouge parishes placing in the top five.
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Louisiana Angus Association
Highlander Angus
Ed Horton
Macedon Farms
Birmingham
Ala
Horton
L. H. Pease
Lafayette
John Woods
Joel Landon
Roy Banklin
L. C. Lee
Rivers Nelson
T. A. Calloway
H. B. Fairchild
Ann B. Foster
Leo Lensing
Dwight Young
FFA
Calcasieu Parish
Union Parish
Ouachita Parish
Franklin Parish
East Baton Rouge Parish
Henry H. Davis
Monroe
A. L. Morrow
Lake Charles
Johnny McFarland
Downsville
4-H
Man Dies Of Injuries In Wreck Near Columbia
Eli Tatum age 42 of Columbia died at E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital Monroe from injuries suffered Thursday night in a two car crash on U S Highway 165 north of Columbia. Beatrice English 47 of Bas trop was pronounced dead on arrival at Conway Memorial on Thursday night from injuries.
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Eli Tatum
Columbia
E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
Monroe
U. S. Highway 165
Beatrice English
Bastrop
Conway Memorial
Father Charged With Murder in Jackson Car Crash
Harold Mitchell, 48, is charged with shooting his son Walter J. Mitchell after a late Friday incident in Jackson. Walter died in a Jackson hospital, officials said. The crash also involved James English 25 and Clarence English 12 of Bastrop, with Tatum driving the other car. Deputies reported no further details on motives or injuries.
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Lies
James English
Clarence English
Bastrop
Hinds County
Tom Shelton
Harold Mitchell
Walter J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jackson
Arkansas Editor Fights Hostility and Legal Fight
Gene Wirges, publisher of the Morriston Democrat, endures years of hostility from Conway County officials. The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed his jury conviction and prison sentence, clearing a key legal hurdle as Wirges campaigns for reform against machine politics with Republican support.
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Robert L. Shaw
Morriston
Ark
Gene Wirges
Conway County
Wirges
W.O
Hice
Conway
Arkansas Supreme Court
Morriston Democrat
Betty
Winges
Marlin Hawkins
Wriges
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Baptists Reassess Federal Aid For Colleges At Conference
More than 300 Baptist leaders attend the second national conference of the Baptist Education Study Task Force in Nashville. The central debate focuses on federal aid and church-state separation, with concerns about accreditation and funding pressures on about 68 Baptist schools serving roughly 100 000 students led by Baylor University’s 8000 enrollment.
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The
Baptist Education Study Task Best
Southeast
Baylor University
Golfer Found Dead at Oak Tree in Audubon Park
A 43 year old golfer Alfred Fayard of New Orleans was found dead beneath an oak at Audubon Park Golf Course. Police tried to revive him after a fellow golfer spotted the body. The coroner classified the death as unclassified and indicated a heart attack likely caused the death.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park
Alfred Fayard
Fayard
Counties and Officials Face A Wide Range of Court Involvement
A speaker describes extensive legal activity citing about 50 court cases across roles as plaintiff, defendant, or interested party. He notes a period with around 25 cases active at once amid elections and alleged suspicious county operations.
Shreveport Man Recovering After Heart Attack News
Clyde Lupton of Shreveport rests in a local hospital after a heart attack occurred when he learned his son James M. Lupton was among those missing aboard the U S Liberty in the Mediterranean. Israel said the attack on the ship was accidental and apologized.
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Shreveport
Mediterranean
Clyde Lupton
Navy
James M. Lupton
Israel
United States
Two Whooping Cranes Hatch at Laurel Research Station
The Interior Department hatchery in Laurel Maryland welcomed two baby whooping cranes, increasing the global population to 52 with seven in captivity. The two chicks hatched Friday from eggs collected from nests in Northern Canada last week.
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Laurel, Md
UPI
Interior Department
Canada
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State Angus Association
Calhoun
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Seoul
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Pavior
DeSiard
Jew Euler
Hawkins
Republican Party
Playtexe
Playtex
Thrift Shop
Baptists Eve
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptists
Shreveport, la
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