Boy Scouts Run Mountain Camp in Ouachita Valley
About 115 Scouts aged 11 to 14 attend a week long summer camp at Camp Ki-Ro-Li near West Monroe with outpost encampments and five mile hikes. The event includes dances by the Ouachita Valley Council’s Comanche Lodge No. 254 and the induction of 22 new members into the Order of the Arrow. Enrollment continues for weeks starting June 18, June 25, and July 2, with Negro Scout programs planned July 17-29 at Camp Britton.
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Chatham
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Jase Johnson
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Bob Watts
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Tommy Johnson
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Ouachita River
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Ki-Ro-Li
Agriculture Head Slated To Retire
James B. Hasselman director of information for the Commodity Stabilization Service will retire after a long publicist career in agriculture. A staunch advocate of open government, he promoted full disclosure of the department's farm programs dating to the New Deal and educated many in the field. Hasselman joined in 1932 after Michigan State University and taught journalism while shaping department communications.
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Castro curbs access as reporters tour in Cuba
AP correspondent recounts Fidel Castro guiding U S reporters through a 300 mile tour of economic projects and battle sites while limiting roam, noting tight controls at the airport and daily life under embargo with aging autos and a strong Moscow link. Castro claims the system will win in Latin America and cites 300 Russian farm technicians.
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Officer Breaks Bonds Of Love In New Orleans
A newly married couple rushed to a police station after friends chained the groom with a padlock on leaving the church. Officers freed him, using a key ring and finally picking the lock to end the situation.
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