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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
15
Practical tips on thrift storage and cleanup including repurposing plastic bottles as freezer containers for spaghetti sauce and using pipe cleaners to store buttons. Advice covers quick routine changes for efficiency and wrinkle-free clothing storage, plus rust removal on linoleum.
In Jackson Mississippi police arrested 78 demonstrators in five sites amid a fifth day of protests. The total for the week reached 833 as arrests were made at the old capitol museum the Robert E Lee Hotel and the governor's mansion over new laws restricting demonstrations.
Miss Linda Averett bride elect of Airman First Class James McKaskle was feted at a tea shower June 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the First Baptist Church social hall West Monroe. About 80 guests attended with hostesses and relatives greeting guests at the door and signing the guest book. The honoree wore a light blue sheath with a matching sleeveless coat as pink decor and candles adorned the refreshment table.
Two family reunions were held nearby. The Oliver and Martha Ann Calk family gathered at the American Legion Hall in Farmerville with many relatives from New Orleans Lufkin Fort Worth Haile Monroe and Farmerville. The Hicks descendants met at Liberty Hill Church east of Farmerville with numerous Hicks and connected families attending from Crossett Dubach Calhoun Monroe West Monroe and Farmerville.
Forty six Ouachita Parish students earned Louisiana Tech spring honor roll status for a 12 hour minimum with B average or better. Local names include Calhoun Edith A Aswell Virginia K Gilliland and David Ray Graves along with residents from Monroe Sterlington West Monroe and other communities.
UPI reports the four week heat wave has killed more than 150 people in India. Bihar accounts for about 130 heat related deaths in the northwest state.
The Lamkin Home Demonstration Club met on Monday June 14 at the home of Mrs S J Taylor with Mrs Robert C Tate presiding A report on citizenship and civil defense was given and members received copies of Monroe and West Monroe traffic laws A dairy products demonstration was led by nutrition leader Mrs W A Roche Plans for the club booth at the August fair and picnic were discussed A social hour followed with Mrs J W Braswell winning the door prize Attendees included Mrs Braswell Mrs Brookings Mrs Mathews Mrs Monroe Mrs McHenry Mrs Powell Mrs Roche Mrs Semmes Mrs Strain Mrs Bonin Mrs Tate and Mrs Taylor
Communist China announced a 35 member delegation led by Premier Chou En Lai to the second African Asian conference opening in Algiers on June 29.
A Greater New York Safety Council advisory urges kitchen caution. It emphasizes cutting away from the body on a cutting board, keeping fingers clear of mixers, scraping bowls with a rubber spatula, and not poking metal into an active toaster or broiler.
Premier Janos Kadar told Associated Press in Budapest that the Vietnam conflict slows East West collaboration and undermines peaceful coexistence. He urged respect for the 1954 Geneva accords and criticized U.S. policies while noting Mindszenty’s refugee status and seeking patient resolution.
Delegates at the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Buffalo New York June 21 24 will consider renaming the organization United States Jaycees to avoid confusion with the senior chamber. About 10 000 Jaycees are expected to attend the gathering culminating in a six man race for national president.
Premier Tage Erlander flies back to Sweden from a week long official visit to the Soviet Union where he held talks with Premier Alexei Kosygin and Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev.
President Johnson welcomed the first, 10,000th, and 100,000th enrollees in the Neighborhood Youth Corps in Washington. He called the group symbols of the program’s success and urged action to reduce the 14.5 percent youth unemployment rate, noting stark gaps for Black youths. The 100,000th enrollee, Robert Martinez, is a 19-year-old who left school after the 11th grade.
Two inter state construction projects near completion, per State Highway Board vice chairman James W. Moore. Catalpa Street Texas Avenue work to finish July 7 with steel painting ongoing. Milhaven Road due August with asphaltic concrete resurfacing. U S 165 bypass and Bawcomville Bros Road work underway finishing October. Stella Street interchange approaches see paving forms and subgrade removal by December.
Tom Van Sickle 27 of Fort Scott Kansas won the Young Republican chairmanship over David Flaherty of Lenoir North Carolina by 308 to 238. Both candidates supported Barry Goldwater in last year’s presidential race.
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