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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
2
Questioning if a divorced woman can claim his Social Security on his death, the local SSA office says no. The text also provides brief items on currency, employment offices, sobriety enforcement, calendar dates, city budget rules, and upcoming city hall construction and public hearings in Monroe.
Seventeen Louisiana Tech faculty members received leaves of absence for graduate study this summer, announced by Dean Virgil Orr. Recipients include Cecil Crawley, Archie Craig, Robert Cason Jr, Benjamin Grafton, Mark Harris, Richard Howe, Jarrett Hudnall Jr, William Knight, Sybil Leachman, Albert McKee, James Malone, Edward Moseley, Jack Painter, R. M. Steere, Arthur Thigpen, Charles Wilson, Scott Weathersby, and other scholars with affiliations to LSU, University of Colorado, University of Alabama, Purdue, Utah State, Arizona State, Texas A&M, and Gulf Coast Research Laboratory.
Ruston special update notes Louisiana Tech will close end of classes July 2 and reopen July 6 at 7 a.m. President F Jay Taylor announced. Jonesville special reports W C Brown reappointed to Tensas Basin Levee Board, confirmed by Secretary Wade O Martin. Also Jonesville special notes Rev Leonard C Elmore to be installed as Trinity Presbyterian pastor at 7 30 p m Sunday.
Jonesville special report says We don T Smith will attend a meeting of the house of delegates of the Louisiana Bar Association Saturday in New Orleans.
The Catahoula Parish school board approved commerce departments for Martin High and Jonesville Consolidated High High, integrating business studies into the curriculum of the parish's two African American secondary schools.
Bids to furnish milk and butane gas to Catahoula Parish schools for 1964 65 session will be opened July 7 at 5 p m according to A L Brooks parish superintendent of schools Bids on milk include half pint
Clarence Mason, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Mason of Sicily Island, was named outstanding senior of the Louisiana State University Future Farmers of America chapter. The announcement highlights his leadership and connection to the local community.
Jonesville report says Rev. Larry Walker will evangelize the Rosefield Baptist Church revival from June 22 to 28, with services at 7:30 p.m. each evening.
A gospel meeting is scheduled in Jonesville from June 12 to 28 at the Church of Christ. Guest speaker will be C. F. Shirley of Magnolia Arkansas with services each evening at 7 30 p m.
The Agricultural Extension Service sponsors a cotton insect control meeting at 2 p.m. June 16 at the Northeast Louisiana Experiment Station. James S. Tynes of Louisiana State University will conduct the session as association entomology specialist.
Construction has begun on a new Bank of St Joseph building on a site about half a block from the bank's present location. The move signals an expansion for the bank as work commences on the new structure.
The Louisiana wing of the Air Force Association elected Kel ley F. Womack of Shreveport as commander and named John E. Miller, also of Shreveport, secretary treasurer, with Carl Trippi of New Orleans elected vice commander. Citations honored N. W. deBerardinis and Maj. Richard Goldfogle for service. The convention opened with a business meeting and will run through today, featuring Maj. Gen. Erbon W. Wise and Col. Maurice F. Casey as speakers.
Pennsylvania governor Scranton launches his bid with backing from longtime supporter. Sen Goldwater welcomes Scranton as he enters the race, signaling a sharp GOP contest for the nomination.
The official recommendation lauds Mr. deBerardinis for his deep interest in the United States Air Force and his many activities to improve its image. It notes leadership shown in aerospace education projects and his demonstration of patriotism.
Monroe police investigated two Friday morning thefts totaling 45 dollars. Agnes Soloman reported 30 missing from a wallet at a local furniture store between 9:15 and 9:30 a.m. The wallet was left in a desk at her workplace. Hershell Abbott said 15 dollars were taken from her purse left in a car at her home while she was away about 15 minutes. West Monroe police booked Huey P. Gray for driving while intoxicated after a 12:34 a.m. arrest on N. 7th St. Willard Lowery was jailed for simple battery after a 11:45 a.m. arrest at city hall. Willie Holston Jr. was booked for DWI after a June 6 arrest on Highway 165 South in Ouachita Parish. RARE BOOK BATTLE LONDON AP Britain seeks to fortify its position in rare books price wars as Lambeth Palace Library, founded in 1610, strengthens support through the Archbishop of Canterbury's Society of the Friends of Lambeth.
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