Two Men Die In Headon Crash Near Port Barre
Two men died in a head on collision two miles east of Port Barre on U S 190 Tuesday night. Monroe Hodge of Melville died instantly. Thomas Leon Barber, 36, of Crowley, died on arrival at Opelousas hospital. Barber's car reportedly veered into Hodge's lane. witnesses were unavailable. An unrelated note recalls a 1794 New Orleans brick house ordinance.
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Port Barre
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U.S. 190
Monroe Hodge
Melville
Thomas Leon Barber
Crowley
Opelousas
Hodge
New Orleans
Politicians Target At Gridiron Show in New Orleans
At the Gridiron Show in the Roosevelt Hotel 1120 guests watched Louisiana politicians mocked in a lively evening. Dr Homer I Hitt received the Head liner of the Year for LSUNO work begun in 1957. Attacks included quips about Kennon Eisenhower Democrat and Gillis Long campaign tips.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Press Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Homer I. Hitt
Louisiana State University
Hitt
LSUNO
Dellasoups
S. Morrison
Zsa Zsa Gabor
John J. McKeithen
Southern Bell
McKeithen
Public Service
Commission
Kennon
Russell
Senate
Gillis
Shelby Jackson
Vassar
Harvard
MIT
Jackson
Baton Rouge Man Killed in Louisiana Crash
Thom as A. Donatto, 28, of Baton Rouge died when his station wagon crashed into a truck near Laplace Louisiana Tuesday night. The truck driver Henderson Welch, 35, of New Orleans, escaped injury. The collision occurred at the Airline Highway and Hammond Highway intersection.
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Laplace
Thomas A. Donatto
Baton Rouge
Here
Norman Romaguera
Henderson Welch
New Orleans
Airline Highway
Hammond Highway
California Influence Shaping New York World's Fair Exhibits
Hollywood AP report notes California crafted displays for the 1964 65 fair. Disney in Burbank builds prehistoric creatures automated Abe Lincoln and space craft for four major shows. Cinerama in Mar Vista advances American Journey for the US pavilion with a $2.25 million budget.
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Hollywood
California
Burbank
Disney
Mar Vista
Ocean
Cinerama
United States
Jeremy Lepard
Department of Commerce
Lepard
Charles Luckman
Journey Through 350 Years in 14 Minutes at the Fair
Visitors ride in 12 cars seating 55 each, 1000 foot ride through American history in 14 minutes 20 seconds. The ascent uses escalators to access a multi level car ride with starry canopy and screens showing primeval to colonial scenes, including Columbus on the Santa Maria and a tropical island splash. Capacity reaches 2500 per hour.
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America
Columbus
Santa Maria
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