Monroe Bank Names Charles H. Bird New Director
Charles H. Bird of Monroe has been elected to the Board of Directors of American Bank and Trust Co. He joined Bossier Bank and Trust in 1967 as executive vice president and serves on its board. Bird, active in civic groups, represents Louisiana banks on the ABA Mortgage Finance Committee.
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Charles H. Bird
North Louisiana
American Bank and Trust Co
Monroe
William R. Boles
Bird
Bossier Bank and Trust Company
Bossier City
Bossier Bank
American
Boles
Charles Bird
Louisiana
American Bankers Association
American Bank
Strong Lodge F. & A.M
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
American Petroleum Institute
The
Society of Residential Appraisers
Archimedes Reaches 30300-Foot Depth Off Japan
The French research submarine Archimedes hit a depth of 30 300 feet during a dive off Japan. The depth was reported by Kyodo News Agency.
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Tokyo
UPI
Archimedes
Japan
Kyodo
Schools Blamed For Youth Problem
Washington(AP) Public schools and juvenile courts are faulted for rising delinquency. A crime commission report says schools fail slow learners and label youths, pushing some to dropout. It urges youth services bureaus and new court procedures to help offenders.
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Washington
United States
President’s Crime Commission
Commission
Larlier
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
The
Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
Supreme Court
Gerald Francis Gault
IEEE State Last Meeting of Period in Monroe
Roscoe Jones of General Electric will speak to the Monroe Subsection of the I E E E Tuesday at 7 p m on Electric Living in Medallion and All Electric Homes. The meeting is at the National Electrical Contractors Association Building on Hudson Lane Monroe. Wives of members will be special guests at this last meeting of the 1966 1967 year. Jones has served 15 years as industrial sales engineer for General Electric.
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Roscoe Jones
General Electric
Monroe
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
National Electrical Contractors Association
Hudson Lane
Association
Russians Fire 167th Cosmos Rocket Launch
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 167, the fourth unmanned flight in 10 days and the seventh this month. The event follows an unusual string of Cosmos launches. future manned missions hinge on the Soyuz 1 crash investigation into cosmonaut Vladimir M. Komarov's death.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tellites
Vladimir M. Komarov
YMCA Announces Summer Life Saving Classes For Youths
The Twin Cities YMCA says Edwin Davis will run summer courses in life saving and water safety and archery. Coed lifesaving and water safety classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings at 6 30. Junior eligibility starts at 12 and senior at 15.
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Twin Cities
Archery Classes Announced For Girls And Boys
Twenty two hours of instruction and conditioning complete the course. An archery class for girls will be taught Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 15 a m. The boys archery class will be at 10 15 a m Thursday.
Fox Rites Set Today At Vixon
Funeral services for James W. Fox 81 of West Monroe and formerly Caldwell Parish are set for 4 p m today at Palestine Baptist Church in Vixon with Rev J C Eubanks officiating. Burial follows at the church cemetery under Risner and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. Fox died Friday morning at Riverside Convalescent Home in Monroe after a short illness. his body remains at Risner and Son Funeral Home in Columbia until services.
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James W. Fox
West Monroe
Caldwell Parish
Palestine Baptist Church
Vixon
J. C. Eubanks
Church
Riser and Son Funeral Home
Columbia
Fox
Riverside
Monroe
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Abe Fortas
Youth Services Bureau
Nba
Ligateta
Ardler
Elizabeth Arden
Bere
IEEE
Alexei Kosygin
Mohamed Awad el Kony
Kosygin
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Am A Tra
Junior Petites
Y’ States
Fox Rites
Belgrade
Corneliu Manescu
Oscar
Lain Cvs
Dacron
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