McKeithen Reports Poll Support for Unpledged Electors
In New Orleans Gov McKeithen released a private poll showing strong Louisiana backing for George Wallace's unpledged elector plan. About 40 percent of Louisianans reportedly did not understand the free elector movement at the time, complicating Carter-Wallace calculus.
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Mississippi governor pledges readiness for civil rights action
Gov Paul Johnson told the 31st annual Mississippi Wholesale Grocers' Association convention that state authorities are prepared to cope with any civil rights disturbances this summer. He urged obedience to laws by all residents and asked Mississippians to trust law enforcement agencies to enforce them. More than 1,000 college students were preparing to come to Mississippi to engage in civil rights activities.
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Court Rules Act on Communism Unconstitutional
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Landrum Griffin Labor Act provision criminalizing union officials who are Communist party members was ruled unconstitutional by the U S Court of Appeals. The court reversed the conviction of Archie Brown executive board member of the International Longshoremen’s Association.
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How To Keep Well Dreaming and Sleep Research
Dreaming at night is a normal sleep component taking about 20 percent of total time. Experimental studies show lack of dreams increases irritability and appetite, while REM and eye movements signal dream onset and recall depends on arousal level. Hypnagogic hallucinations can occur between sleep and wakefulness as the sleeper mistakes dream content for reality.
Woman To Head Louisiana Tourist Bureau
Mrs. Bailey Thaxton of Natchitoches has been named director of the Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry tourist bureau. She succeeds Bill Welch, who resigned last month, and has long promoted tourism. Thaxton is a Northwestern State graduate with graduate work at LSU and Columbia University.
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Lynda Johnson Takes Day Off After Fishing
Lynda Bird Johnson enjoyed a deep sea fishing trip in Hawaii returning with a four-pound tuna after an extended eight hour voyage. She planned rest and swimming at Bellows Beach before joining President Johnson in Los Angeles for a Democratic fundraiser Saturday night.
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Shin splints from hard surface running early season
Athletes who run on hard surfaces early in the season may suffer shin pain from repetitive impact. Heat, massage, taping, and rest promote healing and reattachment of the muscle to the shin bone.
Inner ear infection outcomes in juveniles
JR writes that complete recovery occurs in most cases with proper treatment. Neglect can lead to deafness, mastoiditis, or chronic otitis media with persistent drainage.
Health notes and Q&A on childhood menstruation and lung symptoms
A collage of brief health notes includes a question about whether overactivity like ballet can trigger a period in a 9 year old, with a clarification that menses can begin at that age. Additional notes describe lung congestion symptoms such as shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain, and a health hint warns that poorly chosen sunglasses may cause headaches.
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Plantar warts on soles linked to viral spread
A reader question notes some plantar warts on the soles spreading, with emphasis on the softer, mother-daughter type caused by a virus and asks for guidance on transmission and prevention.
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Union Official Convicted for Communist Affiliation
Brown was convicted May 4 1962 and sentenced to six months in prison by U S District Judge Albert C Wollenberg for holding union office while an admitted member of the Communist party.
Real Estate Transfers list multiple Ouachita Parish deeds
Real estate transfers filed in Ouachita Parish Clerk Wayne Reed show numerous property sales and encumbrances. Transfers include parcels in Hud son s Riverside, Dinck 60, The North Monroe Subdivision, Breeces Gray ling Bend, Roosevelt Heights, Simon Shrenker resubdivision, Wilson Williams Addition, Ridgecrest Subdivision, West Hills, and more. Amounts range from 375 to 21 300 dollars with various buyers, sellers, and mortgage assumptions.
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