Fall Semester Tech Dorms Open Sept 15 at Louisiana Tech
Dormitories for freshmen at Louisiana Tech will open Sunday Sept 15 at 1 p.m. ahead of the college’s 69th year. Registration for the fall term is set for Sept 18 and 19 with classes starting Sept 20 at 8 a.m. The notice outlines convocation schedules, exams, and various student activities through Sept. 20. Weather remains partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s to 90s and easterly winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Howard Auditorium
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June Dyson
Adams
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Associated Women
Harris Infirmary
Carson-Taylor Hall
Adams Hall
Local festival, scouts, and new baby arrive in West Monroe
The weekend featured performances at the Summer Festival sponsored by the Little Theatre and Northeast Louisiana State College. Larry Wade becomes chief of the Quachita Valley Boy Scout Council’s Comanche Lodge No 254 succeeding Allen Tuton. Lodge officers include Robbie James Newby McNeil Bobby Trent and Warren Klam. West Monroe Lodge No 419 will confer the B A degree at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Alderman A L Buddy DeLoach Jr announces newborn Bentley Webster DeLoach born at 1 22 p m Wednesday weighing eight pounds three ounces with mother in room 451.
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Little Theatre
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Farmerville
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F & AM
West Monroe Masonic Temple
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DeLoach
St. Francis Hospital
Bentley Webster DeLoach
Dane County Clerk Receives Two Alimony Checks
The Dane County Circuit Court clerk's office in Madison received two alimony checks from a man for his ex wife, each certified for 22 dollars and made out to Clerk of Kangaroo Court.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Dane County Circuit Court Clerk's
PAR REPORT States Balanced Budget Likely With Small Deficit
A PAR bulletin notes Louisiana may finish the 1963 fiscal year with a near balanced general fund, despite $4 million in higher spending. Revenue projections for 1963-64 look realistic, aided by $22 million in surplus from 1962-63, while idle funds investments begin to yield returns. The report praises education funding, a college loan program, and a capital planning push, but criticizes some measures as risky or expansive.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Public Affairs Research Council
PAR
U. S
Treasury
Mexiana Medicated Powder Sparks Heat Rash Relief
An overhyped advertisement touts Mexiana Mexsana medicated powder with a cornstarch base and hexachlorophene claiming to kill skin bacteria absorb sweat and soothe itching from heat rash prickly heat athlete’s foot and chafing. It urges purchasing large sizes to save.
CAB proposes 25 million subsidy cut to small-town airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed reducing the annual subsidy to local airline services from 84 million to 59 million by 1969, with a total five year cut of 75 million. The plan argues growth and 27 percent average load factor justify the reduction, while critics warn it threatens small-town air service. The White House released the proposal without comment.
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