Trial Set on Theft Charges for Rosa Carruth
Judge Hillyers presides as Fourth District Court schedules March 2, 1965 for Rosa Carruth to stand trial on four counts of theft. The 43 year old, also known as Mrs. Jane Rogers and Mrs. Lee Hill, pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Other court actions included minor traffic violations.
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Rosalie Thompson Carruth
Jane Rogers
Lee Hill
LSU Announces Christmas Holidays Start Date
Louisiana State University announced Tuesday that Christmas holidays for students would begin at noon Saturday December 19.
Warden Selection Held In Closed Meet In Baton Rouge
Governor McKeithens committee met in closed session to pick three top candidates for the Angola state prison warden post. Final choice from Gerald L. Hansen Elbert V. Nash and Ward Lane. Baker officials protest and press for better understanding of school proximity.
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Delos Moran
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School closures extend into January holiday break
The district pauses classes through January 4 with the holiday schedule moved from a noon start on Tuesday December 22 to a longer break.
Governor Signs Tax Into Law In Louisiana
Governor John Keithen signs a three mill real estate transfer tax amid 16 bills in the final batch of a special session. Tax runs Jan 1 to June 30 aiming for about 3 million in revenue half of the annual estimate. Other acts include funding for a Louisiana science foundation, teacher salaries, and a uniform pay plan for state workers. Parish and city boards may levy a 1 percent sales tax with public consent for school operations.
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John Keithen
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Advertising’s dawning doubt marks TV commercial shift
Washington report notes the ad world’s shift from certainty to hesitation. Copywriters show uncertainty on television as sponsors admit doubt between twin claims and hair color hints, signaling a broader rise in questions replacing confident pitches.
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UPI
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Jury Indicts State Realtor In FHA False Statements Case
A federal grand jury in New Orleans indicted Baton Rouge real estate operator Ludger W. LaBorde, president of LaBorde Real Company, on one count of making false statements to the Federal Housing Administration. The charges cover 1961 to 1963 and involve purchase prices, down payments, and purchaser assets.
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Federal Housing Administration
Ludger W. LaBorde
LaBorde Real Company of
LaBorde
FHA
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U.S. Atty
Lous R. Lucas
Waterproof student named to Phi Kappa Phi at Northwestern
Miss Sandra Walker of Water Proof has been named a member of Phi Kappa Phi the honor society at Northwestern State College.
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Sandra Walker
Phi Kappa Phi
Northwestern States College
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