Lodge Endorsed By Republicans For Senate Race
The article recalls a long family political feud centering on Lodge and the Kennedy family. It notes Henry Cabot Lodge Sr and Jr and the Kennedy lineage, including Ted Kennedy, and cites Lodge’s reasons for seeking GOP delegate support amid accusations of federal overreach and family power in politics.
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Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
John F. Fitzgerald
U.S. Senate
Ted Kennedy
Decision On School Budgets Sparks Board Stand
The State Board of Education announced it is “unalterably opposed” to proposed changes in funding distribution. Gravolet cited three reasons for preferring direct appropriations by the legislature, including segregation issues, private pupil grants, and financial strain. A three member grants in aid commission and funding via bonding from a state sales tax to raise up to $20 million annually are under legislative consideration.
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Esday
State Board of Education
Gravolet
Education Department
Natchez Youth Hurt In Wreck Near Vidalia
Philip G. Gousset Jr., 19, of Natchez, remained hospitalized in serious condition after the car he was driving overturned on a winding road nine miles south of Vidalia on Saturday afternoon. His companion, Eugene Moritz of Natchez, was treated for lacerations and shock and discharged. Both MSU students were on a fishing trip to Deer Park when the accident occurred at Moro Plantation.
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Philip G. Gousset Jr
Natchez
Here
Jeff Davis Hospital
Goussset
Eugene Moritz
Mississippi State University
Deer Park
Moro Plantation
Legislature Set For Sixth Week
The Louisiana House advances liquor in drugstores and supermarkets under separate roofs after a floor-amended bill with a grandfather clause. Milk price concerns and tax exemptions for new houses top the agenda as lawmakers brace for next week with a $495 million general appropriations bill and spending plans for the coming year.
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T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Bryan Lehmann
House Appropriations Committee
Davis
McNamara Defends NATO Nuclear Strategy and Forces
McNamara says NATO’s nuclear posture remains adequate to deter Soviet threats and protect civilian life. He outlines four integration goals, cites planned US nuclear spending near $15 billion next year, and notes NATO’s manpower advantage and Soviet non nuclear edge.
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McNamara
NATO
NATO Alliance
Europe
United States
William T. Dean Dies at 55 in Bosco Rites Monday
William T. Dean 55 died Saturday at his Bosco residence after a months long illness. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Rev. O. Stalcup officiating. Burial in Twin City Memorial Gardens with Masonic graveside rites. Dean, born in Hope Arkansas, was a Ford Bacon and Davis welder and WWII veteran. Survivors include his widow Lou Dean two daughters Deloris Ann and Charissa Lee Dean a son Charles C. Dean his mother and stepfather J. M. Hackworth a Monroe sister quartet and three brothers.
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Twin City Memorial Gardens
West Monroe
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Ark
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Monroe
Graham Surghnor
Masonic Lodge
Lou Dean
Deloris Ann
Charissa Lee Dean
Charles C. Dean
Oakdale
J. M. Hackworth
Allen Cloud
P. M. Jeter
W. A. Newman
George Ellington
Mangum
Ferris P. Dean
Fred Dean
Nederland
Tex
A. J. Dean
Titusville
Fla
Ramblin' Receives MD and Prepares Internship
Ramblin' has earned his medical degree from the University of Mississippi and will intern at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. The family celebration includes David’s marriage to Carrie Land of Jackson, with Pappa Ivan Carlson expressed pride in his family.
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University of Mississippi
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
David
Carrie Land of
Jackson
Jes’ Ramblin
Pappa Ivan Carlson
Bar Group Opposes 79 Bills in Louisiana Legislature
The Louisiana State Bar Association's house of delegates voted on Saturday to oppose 75 bills in the current legislature and acted on 125 measures after the law reform committee examined 1,500 bills. The group also opposed a mental health commitment bill and a so called good samaritan bill, while planning future authority to hold legislation for action. In Hollywood, James Stapleton Paul Lukather and George Sawaya signed a three year contract with Glenwood Neve Productions for Hands of a Stranger, their first film.
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John Schwegmann
Jefferson Parish
Schwegmann
Triche
Womack
Rodney Burns
New Orleans
Burns
Little Hoover Commission
Robert Munson
Commission
Cheneyville
Munson
Eberhard Deutsch
Tee
House of Delegates
Arthur Crais
Orleans Parish
James Leake
House Committee On Public Health, Welfare and Charitable Institutions
Port Said
Hollywood
UPI
James Stapleton
Paul Lukather
George Sawaya
Newton Arnold
Michael du Pont
Glenwood - Neve Productions
Stapleton
Lukather
Sawaya
Dr John W Hill Attends NLSC Grant Conference
Dr John W Hill assistant professor of chemistry at Northeast Louisiana State College will attend a nuclear and electron spin resonance conference at the University of Florida supported by a $180 grant for the 11 days plus expenses. Dr William K Easley, chemistry chair, announced the plan.
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Louisiana
Fred J. Vogel
Northeast State College
College Union
Northeast
John W. Hill
Northeast Louisiana State College
University of Florida
National Science Foundation
Hill
William K. Easley
Nlsc Chemistry Department
Mrs Larue Howard Neighborillled to St Francis hospital
Mrs Larue Howard wife of Monroe's mayor was rushed to St Francis hospital on Saturday after illness at their Buckhorn Bend Road farm home. She said she hopes to be home in a couple of days and that visitors will be welcome.
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Jess Ramblin
Larue Howard
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Buckhorn Bend Road
Terrorists Fail To Stop Brides In Algiers Weddings
In Algiers six couples wed at City Hall despite Friday explosions. Brides in white gowns carried flowers as they walked over debris and broken glass to awaiting cars after the ceremony. The scene showed resilience amid terror gripping the city.
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Algiers
Algeria
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