Goodfellows Fund Helps Neville High Prepares Christmas Aid
Neville High School football team members join coaches to sack and package food and gifts for needy families. The group works at 210 N 2nd St with Gary Pappas Bill Hochstetler Jim Ledoux Walter Causey and coaches Buck Stewart Charlie Brown and Chick Childress visible in the staff photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows Fund
Neville High School
Gary Pappas
Bill Hochstetler
Jim Ledoux
Walter Causey
Buck Stewart
Charlie Brown
Chick Childress
Ben Bradford
Chit Chat Holiday Notices and Community Cheers
A column section lists Christmas tributes and memorials from readers including Mrs. Cora Booth Logan Major George Cicala USMC and the McGuire family totaling 791.79. It also recounts Bob and W W Terrell planning a Golden Wedding visit to Lucien and Gulfport after Christmas and notes West Monroe Chamber of Commerce decorations. Sherrouse School pupil Wanda Dodson undergoes arm removal surgery. classmates donate to a Christmas money tree for her hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeb Abraham
Sam Elias Sr. Gardner
John Ke. Fletcher
Cora Booth Logan
Tom Ss. S. Lobrano Jr
Omicron Epsilon Chapter
Delta Omicron
George Cicala
USMC
Mildred Lee Cicala
Mary Katherine McGuire
Herman McGuire
J.D. Smith
T. FE. Young
Bob Terrell
West Monroe
Lucien
W. W. Terrell
West Monrovans
Gulfport
Wanda Dodson
Sherrouse School
Vanda
John McCarter
Sherrouse Pta
Wanda
I-20 opens new section with multiple access points
The 17 mile, five-project I-20 segment costing 20.8 million is under construction by Louisiana Paving Co. in Ouachita. Four entry points along the ground level highway connect U S 80, Louisiana 546, Wells Road, and Thomas Street while three bridges carry Vancil Road and other roads over I-20. Dedication Friday features District Commissioner Jimmy Howard and mayors Norris and Howard with ribbon cutting by George Forman and his wife. Clergy will deliver invocation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Paving Co
Ouachita
Weils Road
Calhoun
Cheniere
Wells Road
Claiborne School
Thomas Street
Glenwood Hospital
Vancil
Downing Pines Road
J. A. Richey
Jimmy Howard
Ruston
J. Allan Norris
West Monroe
W. L. Howard
Monroe
George P. Forman
St. John's Christian Church
Ballistics Expert Offers Possible Kennedy Kill Bullet Theory
Dr James Beyer an Arlington pathologist suggests the fatal bullet may have ricocheted off the presidential limousine or used hunting type bullets to create a larger wound. He notes the autopsy report remains unreleased while officials and sources discuss two bullets hitting Kennedy. The discussion adds a new twist to the medical narrative of the assassination.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
James Beyer
Beyer
Arlington
Army Surgeon General’s Office
Kennedy
Dallas
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
White House
Bever
Low Highway Bids From 10 Projects Shaping State Roads
Louisiana highway bids totaling 5.59 million dollars were opened for 10 projects, covering 25 miles of state highways. Apparent low bidders include Southern Paving and Construction Co. Inc. Baton Rouge and Merrick Construction Co. with Ransberry and Clarke Inc. Cottonport among others for various grade separation, paving, and bridge works across Tangipahoa Avoyelles Assumption Acadia St Landry Terrebonne St Bernard and St Bernard parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
State Highway Department
Ray Burgess
Tangipahoa
Independence
Amite
Southern Paving and Construction Co. Inc
Avoyelles — Mansura-Hamburg
Merrick Construction Co
Ransberry and Clarke, Inc
Cottonport
Assumption
Amelia-Labadieville
State
Coastal Contractors Inc
Tangipahoa River
A. P. Johnston, Contractor Inc
Acadia
Church Point
Danel Rider Inc
Opelousas
St. Landry
Williams-Fu
Senate Amendment Reduces Aid Funds as Moraleal Clash Opens
Senator Morse criticizes foreign aid for Formosa and allied nations urging cuts while Sen. Pastore defends funding to bolster peripheral anti communism. The Morse amendment fails to pass on a party line split as the bill reaches showdown stage on the battered measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Morse
Formosa
South Korea
U.S
John ©. Pastore
D- R.J
Senate
Black man surrenders in Louisiana for Texas warrant
Leroy Smith of Cheneyville La entered Rapides Parish sheriff's office and surrendered on a serious case charge from Houston. Deputies said he waived extradition and would be held for Houston officers to transport him back to Texas.
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Alexandria
UPI
Houston
Rapides Parish
Leroy Smith
Cheneyville
Smith
Texas
Supreme Soviet Backs Khrushchev Plan For Chemical Industry
The Supreme Soviet approved Khrushchev’s 46 billion plan to expand the chemical industry and boost fertilizer output. It also passed the 1964 1965 budgets with revenues and expenditures near government projections, noting a military spending cut and expected gains in consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Tower calls Kennedy assassination blame on not society
Sen John G Tower described accusations that American society caused Kennedy death as patent nonsense. He told about 350 at an Arkansas Associated General Contractors meeting that the killer had alienated himself from society and urged against hatred while noting vehement disagreements in the nation. A second item reports Blackpool bus driver David Moore fired for taking his double decker home for tea.
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Little Rock
Ark
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Kennedy
Tower
Arkansas
Associated General Contractors of America
Prackpooe
Feneland
Blackpool
David Moore
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Goodfellow
Frage One
Chamber of Commerce
Poinsettias
Jack Bagwell
Giants
GATOR
Gainesville, Fla
Frank Lasky
University of Florida
New York Giants
National Football League
T R&a Jewelers
Lea
Viverstein
DeSiard
D'Ors
Arse Rcs
France
Scotland
Piccardy
Lili Ann
Nice Highway
J. J. Richardson
Terrebonne -— West Main St
Houma
Royalty Road Fund
Roy Aucoin
St. Bernard
Carolyn Park
South Central Construction Co., Inc
New Orleans
Terrebonne
W. I. Patterson and Co., Inc
People's Homestead
People’s Homestead
Soe
Los
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