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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
9
In a Manhattan court, Judge Richard F. Daly acquitted Jan Tice and the photographer after a nude pose on Liberty Street. The ruling states breach of peace requires public presence and the area was deserted.
About 150 Monroe teachers finished a three month in service study of the new mathematics at Georgia Tucker school. A three man University of Southwestern Louisiana team led eight lectures for elementary and junior high teachers. The program aims to keep teachers current with trends while not rushing into the new approach.
In St Joseph Special, Henry Dale Sharlin and Glenn Sykes both 17 were found guilty by Judge Cliff Adams of six counts for killing a penned deer at Lake Bruin State Park on December 2. They received two years on the East Carroll Parish prison farm at Lake Providence. The youths reportedly killed a nine point buck with a lead pipe after entering the pen and removing the animal.
Frank C. Allen 57 longtime New Orleans States Item managing editor and Times-Picayune treasurer died after a long illness. A native of Clanton Alabama he began at the Birmingham Age Herald rose to city editor at the Times-Picayune and held various posts including Hattiesburg American executive and States acting managing editor. He served as TP treasurer since June 1962 and leaves a widow a son Frank Jr and sister Mrs Perry Stewart. His body is to be sent to Clanton for burial.
The Rev Donald Reeves cur ate of All Saints Anglican Church says he wrote a kitchen sink nativity play in which a husband and wife fight and a juvenile delinquent nearly stabs a man. Reeves, 29, aims to bring reality to the Christ story rather than traditional nativity scenes.
Ronald Ray Rhodes, 22, AWOL soldier from Terry, escaped West Carroll Parish jail by sawing a lock from a door. He is 5 feet 8 inches, 146 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, wore a bluish-gray sport shirt and was held for military officials. The incident was reported by the parish sheriff's department.
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