Rockefeller plans and 1964 bid questioned by press
The story cites sources claiming Nelson Rockefeller may seek the 1964 Republican nomination while press secretary Robert McManus and GOP figures deny the report. It notes Rockefeller’s probable reelection campaign and his personal loss in New Guinea, with officials insisting he will run.
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Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Michael
New Guinea
Robert L. McManus
McManus
GOP
L. Judson Morehouse
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Miller
Oak Grove Woman Dies In Accidental Skid Crash
A 73 year old Oak Grove Louisiana woman, Mrs. Dave A. Rankin, was killed in a rain slicked U S 49 skid crash two miles north of Magee Mississippi. Four other people were not injured. Rankin’s son in law, driving one car, braked hard when traffic slowed for a turn. his car skidded and was hit broadside by a following vehicle driven by Noel Honeycutt.
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Magee
Miss
UPI
Louisiana
U. S
Here
Dave A. Rankin
Oak Grove
Noel Honeycutt
Police Jury Approves Drainage and Budget Measures
The Police Jury discussed drainage work and approved several items. Actions include extending a pipeline near D Arbonne bridge, raising Veterans Service Office funding by 100 annually, and allocating 100 for an ad in the Police Jury Review.
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United Carbon
D’arbonne Bridge
Louisiana Revenue Mt
Veterans Service Office
Dist. Atty
Albin P. Lassiter
Rankin Earle
Ward
Leland T. Carpenter
L. A. Fourmy
Dooleyville
Huckaby
Route
Robber Makes Extra Mistake in Port Arthur
Harry Finch an 18 year old Port Arthur resident robbed a downtown finance company of 526 dollars. He allegedly talked casually and was confronted by a supervisor from Fort Worth. Finch faced armed robbery charges after tense exchanges and a quick call to authorities.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Harry Finch
D. We
Fort Worth
Weinbaker
Lake 1
Polk MP Unit Brings Christmas Cheer to Children
Soldiers at Ft Polk and Lebanon students exchange notes and plan surprises for deployed troops. Miss Kline praises the children for their courage in bitter cold as Sgt Gassert notes a strong sense of belonging and mutual support during the holiday season.
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Miss Kline
Sgt. Gassert
Ft. Polk
Lebanon
Parish Cotton Growers Vote For Controls
Ouachita Parish cotton growers joined the regional referendum on price supports and acreage controls. Er G Davidson of the ASCS in West Monroe reported 109 of 477 eligible voters approved continued quotas and supports. 108 favored extra cotton acreage while turnout was disappointmentingly low.
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Ouachita Parish
Er. G. Davidson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
West Monroe
Davidson
ASCS
Goodfellows appeal for funds as Christmas drive continues
The Goodfellows report the food and clothing drive is slightly ahead of last year but still short of the $5500 goal to distribute before Christmas Day. About $1600 has been raised with little time left. Donors are assured funds go to the intended cause. Monroe Wholesale Drug Company donated merchandise for the drive. A mother notes her children lack shoes while expressing hope despite the tough season.
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Goodfellows
West Monroe
The
Monroe Wholesale Drug Company
Twin City Symphony Debuts Season in Brown Hall
Last night the Twin City Symphony opened its season at Brown Hall on the Northeast campus. The concert drew a mixed audience of students, faculty, and community members and featured favorable notes on quality control and performance.
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Twin City Symphony
Brown Hall
James T. Poulos
Dukas
Haydn
Poulos
Saint - Saens
Coralie Heard White
Ronny Brothers
Ronny Boyd
Keith Pettway
Elizabeth Martin
Jury orders FBI reports produced in voter discrimination case
Defense argued five year gap between FBI investigation and civil action harms reliability and notes the 1956 inquiry found no irregularities. The judge allowed production to expose facts. The article also covers local Twin City Symphony rehearsal notes and a barber incident in Wilkinsburg.
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Lucky
FBI
Justice Department
Installations set for Northeast Louisiana Association officers
CHIT CHAT marks the installation for Northeast Louisiana Association of Home Builders and Auxiliary. The event starts at 8 p.m with the same officers elected to lead next year: M. Fef Red Gross as president, Bernon Butler as first vice president, Jim Bradford as second vice president, and Gene Hazel as secretary-treasurer.
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Northeast Louisiana Association of Home Builders
M. Fef
Red Gross
Bernon Butler
Jim Bradford
Gene Hazel
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Rocky
Ann Lindstrom Callaway
Ingrid Bergman
San Francisco
Fuller E. Callaway III
Elien Nagy
Parish
NEW Westinghouse
Ie Ee
Mae Lucky
Wilkinsburg
Dave Schweikart
Meil
N. Ind
Jade
Seefeam
Cilverstein’y
Desiard
Stein
America
Stein’s
American Natural
Ivy
DuPont
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