Ryan Chevrolet Opens New One-Stop Shopping Center
Ribbon cutting at 10 a m opened the seven acre One-Stop Chevy Shopping Center on Oliver Road between Hudson Lane and Rose Lawn Avenue. Officials from local government chambers, business and education leaders attended along with Chevrolet district and Monroe officials. The seven acre site bills itself as the state s largest one stop dealership with a masonry steel building and plate glass showroom. The grand opening runs through December 18 with sales and service facilities for all Chevrolet cars and trucks.
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Monroe
Howard
Ryan Chevrolet
Oliver Road
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Ouachita Parish
Ryan Chevrolet, Inc
Hudson Lane
Roselawn Avenue
Monroy
W. L. Howard
Thad J. Ryan, Jr
Judy Swayze
Northeast State College
T. W. Humphries
Ohuachita Parish
Farm Bureau
Robert ©. Downing
Chambers of Commerce
West Monroe
Garry Armstrong
New Orleans
Chevrolet
G.M.A.C. Monroe
P. D. Hooton
Chevy
Physician Joins GI Chow Critics
In Jolla California AP report Dr William Dock of the Brooklyn Veterans Administration Hospital in New York says the Army diet of milk butter eggs and fat beef is atherogenic and may lead to heart trouble. He notes other services share the concern and links wealth to rising heart disease cases.
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BA Jolla
Calif
Army
William Dock
Brooklyn Veterans Administration Hospital
New York
American College of Cardiology
Agnew Installed In Scout Office
About 200 volunteers and professionals attended the Ouachita Valley Council banquet in Monroe to install David Agnew Sr. to a second term as president and install a full slate of 1966 officers led by Paul Goldman and Robert Hanna as vice presidents.
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Monroe
David Agnew Sr
Ouachita Valley Council
Agnew
Seouter
Paul Goldman
Robert Hanna
Gordon Wiggins
Newellton
George B. Franklin Jr
Solly Ridge
William Staab
Hollis Greene
Frank McDermott
Fred Brownlee
Goldman
Gerald de. Laune Jr
Ferriday
Southeastern
Southwestern
J. W. Webster Sr
Monroe Goldman
Wiggins Staah
Greene
McDermott
Brownlee
John B. Hackney
Memphis
Tenn
Stanley Levineston
First National Bank
Cleveland
Miss
Delta Area Council
Mississippi
Judge Barham Named To Post In Judicial Council
Jude Mack E Barham of the Fourth Judicial District is named to the Judicial Council as the District Judge from the First District of the Second Court of Appeals Circuit He replaces Judge Harry N Anders of the Fifth Judicial District Barhams term runs Jan 1 to Dec 31 1968 notification came from Robert E Le Corgne Jr judicial administrator for the State Supreme Court Judge Jesse S Heard of the Fourth Judicial District has also served on the council.
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Jude Mack E. Barham
Fourth Judicial District
Judicial Council
Second Court of Appeals
Harry N Anders
Fifth Judicial District
Barham
Robert E. le Corgne Jr
State Supreme Court
Jesse S. Heard
Testimony Begins In District Court For Smith Burglary Charge
Testimony started shortly before noon today in the district court trial of David Wayne Smith of West Monroe charged with simple burglary. Judge Jesse Heard presides in Fourth District Court. Smith’s trial was moved to today after a prior district court mistrial on November 3. Kent Smith, identity not listed, pleaded not guilty to two counts of beating a board bill and will be tried January 21, 1966.
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David Wayne Smith
Jerry St
West Monroe
Fourth District Court
Jesse Heard
Tragedy Near Greeley As Train Hits School Bus
In 1961 a fatal collision killed 20 children when a school bus was struck by a train near Greeley Colorado. The incident remains one of the era’s deadliest rail crossing accidents involving a school vehicle.
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Greeley
Colo
Public image of police blamed for dulling respect
Retired Dallas Police Chief Carl Hansson told the Law Enforcement Institute at Louisiana State University that cartoon satire and humorous depictions like Al Capp's Fearless Fosdick have fostered a “dumb cop” public attitude toward police. He warned the public must improve respect for law enforcement to avert national peril, citing the Watts riot outlook as a cautionary example.
Baton Rouge Sets March 2 Vote for Vacant Louisiana House Seat
Elected BATON ROUGE AP reports a March 2 election to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of state Rep. Edgar Mouton Jr. of Lafayette. Mouton resigned December 1 after winning a state Senate seat, triggering the special election.
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Baton Rouge
Edgar Mouton Jr
Lafayette
Mouton
Senate
Barber License Rules for Out-of-State Students
Anyone planning to attend barber school in another state and return to Louisiana for work should contact the Louisiana State Board of Barber Examiners in Baton Rouge. They will determine requirements for obtaining a Louisiana license before practicing.
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Louisiana
Louisiana State Board of Barber Examiners
Baton Rouge
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