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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1965

Page

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Woman Killed in Early Morning Highway Crash Near Monroe

A pre-dawn crash on US Highway 80 east of Monroe left Beth A. Brooks and Mildred Malone Shannon dead or critically injured after their car veered into the eastbound lane. Raymond I. Carson, driver of the second vehicle, escaped injury as investigators said no charges would be filed.

J. W. Cummins Ouachita Parish Monroe Beth A. Brooks Little Rock Ark William J. Peck Bill Hardin U.S. Highway 80 W. 8Th St S. University Mildred Malone Shannon W. 9Th St Raymond I. Carson Cobb St Cullen Carson Mulhearn St. Francis Hospital Troop F Louisiana State Police Forrest, Miss International Paper Company Springhill Bastrop IPC

Selma Sheriff Describes Civil Rights Protests as Immoral Orgy

Sheriff Jim Clark of Selma Alabama painted a lurid picture of civil rights demonstrations in Selma as a sex orgy aided by supposed priests and nuns. He claimed affidavits and photographs supported his charges and said demonstrators ranged from local coffeeshops to distant sources.

Jackson, Miss Jim Clark Selma Ala Clark Mississippi Sheriffs’ Association Rome V. D Public Health Department Hamilton Ontario Dallas County

Monroe Negro Fatally Crushed In Wrecker Incident

Lavelle Levi Conley a wrecking yard manager at 2007 DeSiard Street died after being crushed between a car and a wrecker early today. He was attempting to position the car when it rolled back pinning him.

Lavelle (Levi) Conley Monroe Negro Conley DeSiard St

Northwestern Bid Dispute Court Decision Favors Probers

The First Circuit Court of Appeal overturned rulings against legislative investigators probing bidding irregularities in a 1.2 million Northwestern State College student center contract. It ordered contempt action proceedings against two witnesses and required disclosure of a State Board of Education transcript. The court also dismissed a restraining order blocking access to financial records, with Sam D Amico vowing to appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court.

Dist C. A. Barnett Iwo Balky A. B. Broussard Jr Veda Pinell ASP Inc Baton Rouge Capital Bank and Trust Co Sam D’amico First Circuit State Supreme Court

Calks entertain visiting relatives from Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Calk of West Monroe hosted a busy week entertaining Mrs Calks family from Indianapolis Indiana. Mr and Mrs Fred E Hassee and their daughter and son stayed several days at the Calk home on Trenton Street. Co workers at the News Star and friends wish Mrs Julia Dixon a speedy recovery hospitalized at Glenwood Hospital for tests.

Kenneth Calk West Monroe Mrs. Calk Indianapolis Ind Fred E. Hassee Calk Trenton St the News- Star and Friends Julia Dixon Glenwood Hospital

Bible Truth From Coverdale Published in 1535

The World Almanac states that Miles Coverdale published the first complete Bible in English in 1535, marking a key milestone in religious and linguistic history.

Miles Coverdale

Bogalusans Charged With Racial Discrimination

The Justice Department charged six Bogalusa restaurant owners with refusing service to Negroes. A federal suit in New Orleans seeks a court order banning such discrimination in the future. Defendants include Graham brothers, the Brookses, Capo duo, Ben nett, Roche, and Cook, whose establishments cater to interstate travelers.

New Orleans Justice Department U.S. District Court George, Jerome John Graham Acme Millard Helen Brooks Dairy Queen Paul Pete Capo Capo Marian Strain Bennett Redwood Cafe Robert Roche Otto Cook la Plaza

Dry Weather Forecast for Northeast Louisiana

A period of dry weather lies ahead for northeast Louisiana with no rain expected through Thursday and only a slight chance of thundershowers on Thursday. The 30 day outlook shows limited moisture with about three inches expected from mid April to mid May. Partly cloudy conditions continue through Wednesday with winds 8 to 16 mph. Highs reach 74 to 78, and overnight lows fall to 54 to 58. Monroe records show a high of 80 and an overnight low of 52.

Louisiana Monroe

Beware of those who fall at your feet

A compact quip warns that people who fall at your feet may be reaching for the edge of the rug. The line plays on flattery and self interest, suggesting caution in deference and loyalty.

Fiscal Session Opens May For Constitutional Proposals

Sen. E W Gravelet Jr says the Fiscal Legislature will open in May to fiscal matters and may admit constitutional proposals like a two term governor without a three fourths vote. He cites constitutional provisions and legal opinions supporting cross‑session amendments.

Senate House Gravelet Louisiana Supreme Court

City approves 44 street projects in 1965 program

Monroe City Council awards 44 street contracts to L. D. Ritter Inc for 189463.20 to start a 1965 program. Ritter and Bentz & Elmore bid below estimates on two small jobs and the major portion. Work must begin within 15 days and finish in 210 days with property owners sharing costs.

Monroe L. D. Ritter, Inc Ritter W. D. H. Rodriguez Bentz & Elmore, Inc Selman Field Bentz & Elmore Rodriguez Aurora Belin Bethune Bryant Burroughs Calypso Camp East Flyn Forsythe Avenue Harrison Hickory Johnston Maddox Morton Reed South 26Th South 27Th South 28Th Wood North Sth Barberry Country Deborah Drive Downey Lane Egan Hampton Orange Park Avenue Poplar Railroad Avenue Texas Avenue Emerson Francis Place Roselawn Avenue South Biedenharn Dam

China calls for full preparations to aid Vietnam war

The National People’s Congress Standing Committee unanimously adopted a resolution urging China to mobilize its people to fight alongside Vietnam if the United States escalates the war. The move follows past Chinese volunteers in Korea and pledges broad support to repel U.S. aggression in Vietnam and Indochina.

Tokyo Red China United States Peking Standing Committee The National Peoples Congress Parliament National Peoples Congress of China U.S. S U.S Democratic Republic of Viet Nam Red China National Assembly of the Indochina

Louisiana awaits federal education funds tied to civil rights stance

Louisiana officials confirm the state awaits HEW acceptance of the State Board of Education policy on civil rights before $42 million in federal aid for the next fiscal year can be allocated. The board refused HEW's compliance agreement but seeks non discrimination in fund distribution and may require local districts to sign.

Louisiana State Board of Education Mack Avants William J. Dodd Department of Fd W. E. Whetstone Monroe HEW Washington Avants State Board U. S. Commission of Education U. S. Department of Agriculture City Ouachita Parish

City To Exercise Option On Land For Sewage Plant

West Monroe officials will exercise a one year option to buy 152.5 acres outside the city for a proposed sewage treatment plant. The land owner is I B Haynes. The option cost is listed as 15250 and expires today. The Board of Aldermen is expected to take formal action at the next meeting.

West Monroe J. Allan Norris Board of Aldermen I. B. Haynes Board of Alder ‘Men

Louisiana Police Jury picks Mims as president

Leland G. Mims of Minden elected president of the Police Jury Association of Louisiana today, succeeding W. H. Mercer of Bossier City in the latest leadership change.

New Orleans Police Jury Association of Louisiana Leland G. Mims Minden Mims W. H. Mercer Bossier City

West Monroe Girl Leaves Hospital After Groundbreaking Heart Surgery

An 18 month old West Monroe girl Mary Kathleen Coats returns home after a rare cardiac operation at Dallas Children’s Medical Center. Surgeons performed a first of its kind procedure in the area to correct a misconnected heart and improve blood flow enabling hoped for normal life. Her parents Jimmie and [illegible] Coats say the child previously weighed 17 pounds and could not walk due to the condition. The surgeons enlarged the wall between heart chambers and used the outer heart lining to better direct blood flow.

West Monroe Chilligh Medical Center Dalas Mary Kathleen Coats Jimmie Coats Coats Mary Houston

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Internatio Northwestern Trial Court Twin City Bogalusans Congress U. S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Winona Minn Sam Hanna US. Department of Health, Education and Welfare News-Star—World Southside Lone Star
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