Citizens Council denies charge it is un American
The New Orleans Citizens Council executive committee denied claims of un Americanism and rejected a Commission on Human Rights charge. The group described the Catholic Committee of the South as secret and illegal and defended segregation as preserving state rights under the Constitution.
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New Orleans
White Citizens Council Today
Commission On Human Rights of the
Catholic Committee of the South
Emmett L. Irwin
Joseph H. Fichter
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Commission On Human Rights
United States
Catholic Church
Woman Elected Methodist Deacon In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi June 15 for the first time in memory a woman has been chosen a Methodist deacon in Mississippi Mrs Normal Durham Levy of Poplarville was elected to the order of deacons this morning by the Mississippi Methodist Conference at Galloway Memorial Church here The deacons elected were ordained tonight and included Mrs Levy and several men from Jackson Silver Creek Puckett Pascagoula Yazoo City Terry Atlanta Ga Bishop Franklin has served in Mississippi eight years and a new four year term was unanimously accepted by a standing vote. Ministerial appointments for the conference will be announced Sunday afternoon
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Normal Durham Levy
Poplarville
Mississippi Methodist Conference
Galloway Memorial Church
Methodist General Conference
Minneapolis
Marvin A. Franklin
B. M. Hunt
Franklin
Mrs. Levy
Floyd Wesley Odom
Lonnie Alvin Cumberland
Silver Creek
George Harold Fleming
Puckett
Buford Allen Dickinson
Atlanta, Ga
William Thomas Gober
Edward Whitmer McCrae
Pascagoula
Robert Chase May
Yazoo City
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Columns On Marriage And Neighborhood Spats
A Dorothy Dix column offers advice on marital night outs, jealousy, and reawakening love. It also tackles neighbor noise in a duplex, urging patience, communication, and adjusting to shared living.
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Dorothy DIX
Janie
Building Permits Issued for Homes on Bayou and Pargoud
City inspectors approved two new residences Friday. Saul A Mintz plans a brick veneer house at 2223 Pargoud Blvd with two baths and six rooms costing 14000 dollars. The Awl inspection approved a one story frame home at 1813 Bayou with a bath carport and four rooms costing 1700 dollars.
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Sam Awl
I. B
Bayou
Saul A. Mintz
Pargoud Blvd
Marriage Licenses Report from Monroe Area
Bobby Gene Wood 26 of West Monroe weds Mary Alice Browder 25 of West Monroe. Ross Alston 19 Monroe weds Ruth Mae Logan 19 Monroe. Louis Holman 24 Chicago IL weds Marie Dell Jones 18 Monroe. William Herbert West 20 Monroe weds Jean Gonzales 22 Monroe. Tommie Lee Dail 21 Monroe weds Lillie Pear Nation 20 Monroe.
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Bobby Gene Wood
West Monroe
Mary Alice Browder
Ross Alston
Monroe
Ruth MaeLogan
Louis Holman
Chicago
Marie Dell Jones
William Herbert West
Jean Gonzales
Tommie Lee Dail
Lillie Pear Nation
Ex Monore Student Joins Honor Fraternity at Alabama
Gerald C. Waddell, Neville High School graduate and University of Alabama freshman last year, was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma. Dean J. H. Newman announced the honor, noting the 2.5 average and A and B grade requirements. The dean said the award is the highest academic honor for Alabama freshmen.
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Gerald C. Waddell
Neville High School
University of Alabama
Phi Eta Sigma
J. H. Newman
Dean Newman
Neville
Newman
Alabama University
Insurance Agents Hold June Meeting in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Association of Insurance Agents held its June gathering at the Lotus Club on Friday afternoon. Newly elected president Alan F. Sugar presided and Harold Monk, president of the Louisiana State association, delivered the address. The group includes fire and casualty firms in Ouachita parish and drew good attendance.
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Ouachita Association of Insurance Agents
Lotus Club
Alan F. Sugar
Harold Monk
Louisiana State Association
Ouachita Parish
Suspect Charged In $6350 Burglary Of Bastrop Firm
Jack Traylor, 20, of Bastrop Route 1, was arrested Thursday and charged with burglarizing Bastrop Drug Company on June 7. He admitted the burglary and $1031 of $1350 cash was recovered. checks and papers burned. About $6300 missing. money hidden in his car and buried in a local cemetery. Trayler held in Morehouse parish jail. no bond or trial date set.
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Bastrop
E Hinton
Morehouse Parish
Jack Traylor
Route 1
Bastrop Drug Company
Hinton
Trayler
Mately
Collinston
Northeast Speaker In Miss Workshop at Hattiesburg
Northeast State is represented at a reading workshop in Hattiesburg Mississippi sponsored by Mississippi Southern College's reading clinic. Dr. Ralph Staiger heads the division of education and psychology and Dr. Gladys Jones, a reading specialist in Northeast's Special Education Clinic, is among the featured speakers drawing school personnel from many states.
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Northeast State
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mississippi Southern College
Ralph Staiger
Gladys Jones
Northeast
Ohio PTAs Grow to Over Six Hundred Thousand Members
The Ohio Parent Teacher associations total 657 829 members across the state, reflecting broad participation in schools. Local units report active involvement by educators parents and community volunteers in supporting student programs and activities.
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Ohio
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