Monroe Expressway north end redesigned to ease congestion
James W. Moore of the Louisiana Board of Highways said plans for the Monroe Expressway north end were changed after studies and talks with Monroe Planning Commission. A revised route uses the existing North Sixth Street right of way from Breard to Louisville with one-way traffic on North Sixth northbound and North Fifth Street southbound. The project reduces right of way costs, with the city contributing 250000 and total costs rising beyond 1800000.
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Louisiana Board of Highways
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Louisiana Department of Highways
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Planning Commission
Highway Department
Jamar Adcock
Lawrence Gibbs
George Woods
Pha Land Hi
Trac Ohi
Way Department
Expre Way
Center
Divicter
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Sixth Street
Brea
Louisville
Express Trafic
Junctio Sixth Street
Lou Avenue
ECE SA
Local Office Schedules Set For Holidays
Twin City and parish, state, and federal workers plan long holiday weekends for Christmas and New Year. State offices close at noon Thursday for Christmas Eve, while many others close Friday. similar pattern next week with New Year’s Eve. Ouachita Parish courthouse police jury closes Christmas Eve but stays open New Year’s Eve. Veter ans' Service closes at noon Thursday. District Attorney’s Office closes Christmas Eve with no New Year schedule yet. Mae Lucky to announce Thursday schedule for voter office. Monroe and West Monroe operations pause Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. city bus runs normal on eve and New Year’s Day, but not on Christmas Day. Post offices run regular days on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. holiday basis on Christmas and New Year’s Day. Monroe and West Monroe chambers observe both holiday eves as holidays. Schools start holidays. Monroe city system and parochial schools dismiss at noon. Gonachiia Parish schools dismiss at noon. Northeast Louisiana State College ends formal schedule at noon. Return to work Monday, Jan. 3.
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Parish
Ouachita Parish
Veterans’ Service
District Attorney’s Office
Mae Lucky
Registrar of Voters
Monroe
West Monroe
H. W. McSherry
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Two Bastrop Men Die In Monroe Highway Crash
Two Bastrop men returning from visiting friends in Monroe died when their car left US 165 and struck a tree near Lamkin north of Monroe at 2 55 a m Investigating officers say excessive speed caused the crash Don E Cox 20 of 916 Cypress Street and Lee Roy Jones Jr 23 of 405 Parvin Drive were killed instantly The men who worked for International Paper Company s Louisiana Mill at Bastrop were survived by families and relatives in Bastrop and nearby areas Funeral arrangements were pending with Bastrop and Bastrop area funeral homes
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Monroe
Highway 165
Don E. Cox
Cypress St
Lee Roy Jones Jr
Parvin Dr
Cox
James McCormack
Morehouse Parish
Troop F
Louisiana State Police
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home
Bastrop
Bastrop Funeral Home
International Paper Company
Louisiana
Jones
Nita Bawcom Jones
Terry Lynn
Bobby D. Jones
Pamela Jones
Lee Roy Jones Sr
State Business Gains Are Brisk In November
Louisiana business rose 0.9 percent in November from a year earlier and 28 percent from October. Department store sales up 21.8 percent, crude petroleum production 9.5 percent, electric power consumption 9.8 percent, employment 4.5 percent. Freight carloadings down 6 percent and petroleum manufacturing sales down 5.6 percent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
College of Business Administration
Louisiana State University
Oklahoma Names Arkansas Coach Jim Mackenhi
Norman Oklahoma AP reports Arkansas assistant Jim Mackenhi named as the Sooners new head coach after a 16 day search. Mackenhi vows to revitalize Oklahoma football and hopes to adopt the high tempo offense similar to Frank Broyles at Arkansas, speaking from Brownsville Texas.
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Okla
Arkansas
Jim Mackenhi
Oklahma
Sooners
Arkansas Hide
Brownsville
Tex
Frank I . Broyles
U S Planes Hit Haiphong Bridge and Near Cambodian Border
U S Navy jets destroyed a key railroad bridge 18 miles west of Haiphong as Air Force planes bombed in the Plain of Reeds near Saigon border. Skyraiders struck a Viet Cong hideout 800 yards from Cambodia, with 174 tons of bombs dropped on North Viet Nam. Casualties: Americans 10 killed last week, 126 wounded. South Vietnamese 239 killed, 425 wounded. Communist losses 920 killed, 89 wounded. Kill ratio 3.6 to 1 in favor of the allies.
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South Viet Nam
Haiphong
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Reeds
Cambodia
Associated Press
Richard Merron
Kitty Hawk
North Viet Nam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Visit to Shreveport Aims for Christmas Stop
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Joiner of Monroe plan a Christmas visit to Shreveport to see Mrs. J. B. Joiner and sister Mrs. Ruby Nisen. They depart Christmas afternoon and will return quickly as Mrs. Joiner resumes work Monday morning. Joiner serves as a Ward 3 member of the Ouachita Parish Police Jury.
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Shreveport
Curtis Joiner
Monroe
Joiner
J. B. Joiner
Ruby Nisen
Twin Cities Winter Forecast and Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair, warmer, clear to partly cloudy skies as winter begins in the Twin Cities. Highs today expected 64 to 68 with nights cooling to 42 to 46. Eighty percent sunshine expected, minimal dew. winds variable 5 to 15 mph. Tuesday high reached 65 with a 34 degree low this morning. No rain reported by FAA at Selman Field in Monroe Tuesday.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Monroe
AEC Denies Atom Project Is Ruled Out
Washington AP officials said the Atomic Energy Commission is still in talks with the Budget Bureau on funding to start construction of a 380 million atom smasher. They expect a NAS report within weeks on site candidates and say final site selection will take months. Budget war costs are discussed but no specific link to the atom project is confirmed.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Bureau
AEC
Congress
Louisiana
Mississippi
Detroit Free Press
James Robinson
National Academy of Sciences
Christmas Lighting Winners Named in Second Annual Contest
Contest officials announce 12 district winners and one citywide champion from 155 homes entered. Each district winner receives 100 and the citywide grand prize of 250 split among the Shoudy children Patty Allen Gail and Connie. The Shoudy family will meet Mayor Jack Howard for congratulations. Sponsors are the City of Monroe and News-Star-World. District winners include Hovard at 2319 Armalie and the Biegenwald children at 1805 Auburn Avenue.
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Charles A. Shoudy
Loop Road
Patty
Allen
Gail
Connie Shoudy
W L
Jack) Howard
Monroe
News-Star — World Publishing Corporation
Goodfellows Drive Surpasses Goal for Christmas Aid
Contributions to the Goodfellows fundraiser exceed 6500 dollars, enabling aid to more needy families in Monroe area. Volunteers from Monroe and West Monroe Junior Chamber chapters and Jayveee Jaynes plan to add more families to the Christmas list as checks on aid requests continue. Donations still accepted at News-Star-World building, with any surplus carried to next year. Total acknowledged to date reaches 6963.12.
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Goodfellows
Jaqck Ficskeln
Montoe Recreation
Goodfellows Drive
Monroe
West Monroe
News-Star — World Building
N. 4Th St
Goodfellow
Raids Smash New Orleans Lottery Ring
Police and federal agents arrested 20 people in New Orleans as they shut down a $400,000-a-year lottery operation centered in the old Post Office Building. The raid seized a printing press and named four principals, with sixteen others taken in citywide raids amid Hurricane Betsy era damage and a school class use.
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New Orleans
Dtstection
Andrew J. Brown
Edison Hockaday
Cath One Crawford
Catherine Celestine
McDonogh No 35 High School
Today's Chuckle There Are People You Just Have to Know
A light column notes that before forming opinions about others one must meet them, suggesting that familiarity changes perceptions. The piece frames judgment as premature without personal acquaintance, inviting readers to reconsider first impressions.
Protest On Yule Cross Is Rejected
Fi County court today rejected a protest concerning the Yule Cross event. Officials cited lack of admissible grounds and procedural defects, allowing the scheduled activities to proceed as planned. Local organizers and participants expressed mixed reactions but remain committed to the event.
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