Sentence Meted For Theft In Monroe City Court Action
Judge W M Harper presided over Monroe City Court on Monday sentencing Loretha Cade to seven months in city jail for theft of 3 41 worth of merchandise on Dec 5. Also found guilty were Dorothy Lawson and Beatrice Scott fined 100 and costs each for the same count. icoree Wallace and Robert Hair were fined for DWI and hit and run driving. Several defendants forfeited bonds for speeding or reckless driving and others paid fines and costs for reckless driving. Other cases were for minor offenses.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe
Loretha Cade
Griffin St
Dorothy J. Lawson
Griffin
Manassas St
Robert B. Hair
Angola
Betty E. Slakter
Amfie St
William L. Simpson
S. 1St St
Berry D. Burkharter
Reed St
Gary E. Bullock
Rt. 1
Claude E. Walker
DeSiard St. Monroe
Diane Walker
Standifer St
Lottie P. Thomas
Adams St
William T. Lorlick
Georgia St
Olin East Bay Plant Reaches Two Million Safe Man-Hours
The East Bay Plant of Olin Chemical Corporation in West Monroe marked two million safe man-hours with no disabling injury. J R Peat presented a Millionaire Club plaque to R C McDowell and Roy Cole Jr. Local plant leaders praised 275 workers for the milestone and noted charter status since April last year.
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East Bay
Oliney Chemical Corporation
West Monroe
J. R. Peat
R. C. McDowell
Roy Cole Jr
Olin
Peat
Olin Millionaire Club
Central Salary Group
Search resumes for three men in Azores plane
A search resumed today for three men aboard an American cargo plane believed to have gone down Monday 150 miles northeast of the Azores. Officials said there was little chance of survivors in the heavy seas and low temperatures. The plane, identified by airport officials as the property of the United States company.
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Santa Maria
Azores
Rapides Negro Awaits New Assault Trial
In Shreveport, Judge Edwin Hunter overturned Lester Newton’s rape conviction from 1960 and ordered retrial after ruling Rapides Parish juries systemically excluded Negroes for over a decade. Newton remains detained pending a new grand jury review.
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Shreveport
UPS
Rapides Parish
U. S
Edwin Hunter
Lester Newton
Newton
Jimmie H. Davis
Hunter
Three Monroe Schools Win $9000 3M Teaching Aids
The 3M Company awards $3,000 visual communications systems to Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Ruston A E Phillips Elementary School Ruston and Northeast Louisiana State College pure and applied science division. Selection came from a national panel of educators and publishers with local screening in 200 cities.
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Monroe Area
3M Company
St. Paul
Minn
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
A. E. Phillips
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Pure and Applied Science
Charles A. Lindecamp
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Erick Lindman
University of California
John W. McFarland
Houston
U.S
Long Lines Form to Register at Ouachita Parish Office
Queues formed again at the Ouachita Parish registrar of voters as prospective voters lined up to join the registration list before the Wednesday deadline. About 70 new voters were added on Monday, with many turned away for missing required proof of six months residency and other papers such as a driver’s license six months old or a 1962 license or tax receipt.
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Ouachita Parish
Lawyers' Wives Do Haircuts, Poll Says
The Solicitors' Journal reports a poll showing many British lawyers have their hair cut by their wives. The finding highlights domestic services crossing professional lines.
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London
UPI
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Notre Dame
North Adams
Mass
Robert Provin
Clarksburg
Marie Jeanne Louise
Marie Anne Louise
Marie Claire Jesus
Marie Loretta
Rapides Negro
Carline A-C Co
Gander, Mid
America
OLD
OLD Hickory Distillers CO
Louisville Ave
Prestone
Pttl A
Home Project
JimBee
Ward Three
B. J. van
PDO
American Saclity Oowelers
Cllentte
Tae
Ata
Wen Electric
Ene
McGraw Edison
Diamond Merchants OF America
Ordoo On’s
GPO Quality Jewelers
Desard Street
Fastrate Cheng Center
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