Expansion Drive Emphasizes Better Business Bureau
Fifth in a series highlights Ouachita Parish BBB expansion to protect consumers and cut down on rackets. A 700 mail survey to Southern cities drew 208 responses showing 178 called the BBB good and 27 ordinary. BBB activity aids business relations and consumer protections.
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Better Business Bureau
Ouachita Parish
Better Business Bureau of
Shreveport
Boissier, Inc
Jackson
Miss
R. A
Bob” Booth
Shreveport Better Business Bureau
Booth
Quachita Parish
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Richmond
Miami
Knoxville
Nashville
Baton Rouge
Mobile
Memphis
Monroe
Louisiana
Bureau
Lee Herzberg Jr
Herbert S. Benjamin Associates, Inc
First Chinese Moslem theologians visit Pakistan
Four Moslem theologians from Red China arrived in Karachi on a tour en route home from a pilgrimage to Saudi holy places. This marked the first delegation of its kind to visit Moslem Pakistan, signaling soft diplomatic exchange amid regional ties.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Red China
Saudi Arabia
Highway bids cover northeast Louisiana projects over 300000
Louisiana Highway Department bids let in the Fifth District total more than 300000. Low Ouachita bid was Allied Chain Link Fence of Shreveport at 93805.16 for 12.2 miles of interstate signs and guardrails. Richland Parish win went to S. M. K. Construction of Rayville at 230519.61 for road shaping drainage structures base and surface treatment.
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Allied Chain Link Fence Company
Shreveport
Richland
McLemore
Johnnie Walker
S. M. K. Construction Company
Rayville
Winn GOP Sets Primary Election Aug 13 in Winn Parish
The Republican Executive Committee of Winn Parish called a primary for August 13 to nominate candidates for Ward 1 Police Jury and Winnfield School Board members in Wards 7 8 9 and 10 plus judge and marshal in Ward 1. Filing deadline is Wednesday and the committee chair William S. Walker announced a $1 filing fee.
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Winnfield
Winn Parish
William S. Walker
U S Capitol To Receive Marble Face
Washington plans to rebuild the U S Capitol west front with a new marble facade at an estimated 34 million dollars over four years. The project extends the outer wall outward, adds 4.5 acres of space for offices and a restaurant, and replaces deteriorated mortar from oyster-shell lime. Final plans will follow. 18 months before tearing down begins.
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Washington
U.S. Capitol
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Stewart
Cuba Viet Nam share common interests in freedom
Gen Thomas A Lane argues Cuba and South Viet Nam share a princinal link as victims of the US detente with the Soviet Union. He says liberation must be Cuban led with US help, condemns Castro as Soviet puppet, and calls for OAS inquiry into Soviet presence in Cuba and stronger US action to keep the Soviets out of the hemisphere.
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Thomas A. Lane
Washington
Viet Nam
Cuba
South Viet Nam
Friends of
Johnson
United States
Castro
Algeria
OAS
U. S
Soviet Union
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