Polls Highlight Kennedy Rise as Johnson Faces 1968 Question
The Associated Press notes President Johnson seeks public support changes amid fresh talk that Sen. Robert F. Kennedy of New York could vie for the 1968 Democratic nomination. Kennedy's independence and high profile contrast with Johnson, who has limited televised engagement and public relations focus.
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Accident Claims Life Of Woman and Man Critical
Joyce woman Alma J. Cockerham 53 was killed in a single car crash on U S Highway 165 three miles north of Joyce. Buddy Winston Deas 24 of Goodpine was hospitalized in Monroe in critical condition after the crash. Funeral services for Mrs. Cockerham were set for 2 30 p m at Old Union Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. She was a Winn Parish native and member of Old Union Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons, a mother, two brothers, three sisters, and several half relatives.
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Wilson Family Reunion Slated
The annual Wilson family reunion will be held at the Cat Wilson place three miles north of Downsville on the Bethel Road this Sunday. Relatives and friends are invited and asked to bring a box lunch.
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New TV Comedy Series May Seem Awfully Familiar
Hollywood AP reports CBS will replace Hazel reruns with Family Affair, a bachelor with a manservant who becomes a foster parent. The show resembles Bachelor Father and My Three Sons, created by Don Fedderson, with Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot in lead roles.
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India plans $31.6 billion five year effort to boost output
New Delhi plans a sweeping five year program to raise agricultural and industrial output with about $8.5 billion in hoped foreign aid from the United States and a further $1 billion from the Soviet bloc. The plan, approved by the National Development Council, aims to lift India from poverty and increase nitrogen fertilizer production while facing inflation fears.
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Former Head of State Police Dies at 82 in New Orleans
Former Louisiana State Police head Brig. Gen. Louis F. Guerre, 82, died Sunday night in New Orleans hospital. Army veteran who joined the National Guard in 1906 rose to captain of Company C in Bogalusa and led Camp Claiborne from 1944 to 1945 earning the Legion of Merit. After WWII he became regional director of the Veterans Administration in New Orleans.
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Heifetz and Piatigorsky Concerts Cancelled at LA Music Center
Jascha Heifetz and Gregor Piatigorsky have cancelled four planned performances at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Sept 25 Oct 2 9 and 16. Heifetz announced the programs will be moved to Carnegie Hall in New York due to acoustics and microphone concerns at the Music Center.
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Fulton Lewis Jr. Dies Veteran columnist and broadcaster
Fulton Lewis Jr, a leading conservative radio voice and syndicated columnist, died in a Washington hospital at 63 after pancreatitis surgery. He hosted two daily Mutual newscasts and wrote Washington Reports in over 200 newspapers. Memorial services set for Tuesday at St David's Episcopal Church.
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Concerts Moved to Carnegie Hall After Manager’a Decision
Within 24 hours the concerts were switched to Carnegie Hall. William Severns, general manager of the Music Center, said they regretted not hosting the events in Los Angeles but stressed it was physically impossible to meet Mr Heifetz demand.
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Notice of severance from Rogers Automotive Supply
Effective August 15 1966 R Willis Rogers is no longer associated with Rogers Automotive Supply at 705 South Second Street Monroe Louisiana He thanks friends and customers for their past business.
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