Johnson says election key to constitutional government in Mississippi
Association says the next Mississippi election will decide if the state returns to constitutional government or trends toward socialism and federal dictatorship. Johnson campaigns in north Mississippi with stops at West Point and Tupelo against former governor Coleman who campaigns in Philadelphia New Town Waynesboro and Meridian.
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Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Kennedy
Johnson
Supreme Court
Coleman
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mouton Joins McKeithen In No. 2 Spot
Former Lafayette mayor Ashton Mouton joins John J. McKeithen slate as lieutenant governor candidate. Mouton, 47, oilman and ex conservation commissioner, born 1916 in Lafayette, descendant of Jean Mouton founder of Lafayette, father of four, Roman Catholic, educated in local schools and University of Southwestern Louisiana.
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Mouton
McKeithen
New Orleans
Lafayette
Ashton Mouton
John J. McKeithen
Jean Mouton
Louisiana
U.S
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Little Theatre Announces 1963 64 Season Lineup in Monroe
Richard Clark, executive director, announced the Little Theatre of Monroe season for 1963 64 to run mid October through late spring at the Strauss Playhouse Lanny Lane The lineup features one musical Once Upon a Mattress as the principal play along with Auntie Mame The Glass Menagerie Breath of Spring and Take Her She's Mine as editions The season includes a 150th theatre anniversary event and Lonny Fraze named technical director replacing Raymond Lucero who enters military service Fraze a UT graduate is pursuing a master's at Carnegie Tech
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Little Theatre of
Monroe
Richard Clark
Strauss Playhouse
Lanny Lane
Clark
Little Theatre
Glass Menagerie
Lonny Fraze
Raymond Lucero
Fraze
University of Texas
Carnegie Tech
Photographs of Kim Novak Ruled Immoral in Rome
The Rome public prosecutor ruled Kim Novak photographs in Expresso immoral and seized all copies from newsstands. The images were from a film she is filming in Ireland.
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Rome
UPI
Kim Novak
Expresso
Miss Novak
Ireland
Texas No 1 Oil Gas State Louisiana Second
Washington AP Texas remains the No 1 oil and gas state in 1962 with an estimated value of 3.952 billion, led by crude oil at 2.8 billion Louisiana second at 2.286 billion California third, with national production at 10.6 billion dollars representing about 60 percent of minerals output. The IPAA notes 1962 average crude price at 2.90 per barrel up slightly from 2.89.
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Washington
Texas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Lone Star State
Louisiana
California
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkan
Sas
Wyoming
Tennessee
IPAA
U.S
Honeymoon Stays Separate Dorms At Vegetarian Camp
Maurice and Sylvia Clark newly married vegetarians spend their honeymoon in separate dormitories at a vegetarian youth camp in Chigwell England. He shares a cabin with 19 men while she sleeps in the girls hut. Sylvia 22 said they booked before their wedding date and decided to come anyway.
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Chigwell
England
Maurice
Sylvia Clark
Sylvia
Riley Seeks Winn Parish Sheriff Post
Winnfield merchant and stockman John W. Riley announced his candidacy for sheriff of Winn Parish in the December 7 Democratic primary. A Winnfield native educated in local schools and Louisiana Tech he owns a grocery business in Winnfield and a livestock slaughter plant near Joyce.
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Winnfield
John W. Riley
Winn Parish
Louisiana Tech
Joyce
Legislative Budget Committee OKs $38 Million in School Budgets
The Legislative Budget Committee approved revised budgets totaling 38 million for state colleges trade and special schools. Professors will receive pay raises funded by the 1963 legislature as boards allowed presidents to use current operating funds. The move follows prior board approval and the education board's earlier pay scale changes.
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State Board of Education
Education Board
Budget Office
Legislative Budget Committee
Jimmie H. Davis
Late Mill Owner Kept Eagle Eye On Excavation
Troy Ohio AP A mill owner watched excavation at Altman Mills feed plant as workers unearthed cans containing hundreds of thousands in cash near buried fortunes. Guards protected the site amid questions of further hidden wealth and past budget actions by colleges reallocating funds.
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Troy, Ohio
Altman Mills
Here
Russell Stacy Altman
Altman
U.S
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Penney’s
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Sheriff
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Louisiana Business College
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