Louisiana Top News of 1969 From AP Poll
The AP poll names major Louisiana stories of 1969 led by school desegregation orders and Clay Shaw’s acquittal. Hurricane Camille ranks third, with Gremillion indictment and LLAT case among top ten, plus Union Faith collision, Texas jail escapees, domed stadium plans, Leander Perez Sr. death, campus protests, and Partin indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
Louisiana
Associated Press News and
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
John McKeithen
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Shaw
Criminal District Court
Garrison
Camille
Gulf of Mexico
Plaquemines Parish
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Office of Emergency Planning
Plaquemines
Gremillion
LLAT
Salvador Anzelmo
Joseph Kavanaugh
Baton Rouge
Charles Ritchey
Metairie
Ernest A. Bartlett Jr
Ft Smith
Ark
Union Faith
Mississippi River
Louisiana Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Jolhun Schwegmann
Associated Press
Texas
Domed Stadium
Leander Perez Sr
Edward Partin
Johnson named to District Clearing House Review Board
T W Johnson of Ruston Lincoln Parish has been appointed by the police jury to the District Clearing House Review Board. The selection follows a request from the Intergovernmental Relations Commission and reflects the EDA’s overlapping functions coordination aim. The Northwest Louisiana Development and Coordinating Council, with 15 parishes, participates in the board alongside 16 agency appointees and their subordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News - Star
Ruston Bureau
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
T. W
Ray) Johnson
District
Clearing House Review Board
Intergovernmental Relations Commission
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Johnson
Northwest Louisiana Development and Coordinating Council
Red River Economic Development District
Bossier Parish
Claiborne
Webster
Bienville
Lincoln
DeSoto
Red River
Sabine
Natchitoches
Bob Hope Ends Tour In Vietnam
Bob Hope finished his Christmas tour of U S armed forces installations in Vietnam with a show for about 25,000 fans. Military television broadcast the program to a potential audience of 300,000 as Hope praised troop morale and noted they would prefer to be home but understand their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Binh
Vietnam
Bob Hope
U.S
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Tulane
Southern University
National Guard
Southern
Edward Grady Partin
Teamster Local 5
Ted Dunham Jr
T. W. Johnson
Sampognaro
St. Francis Hospital
Faulk-Collier
Allied von Lines, Inc
Fiber Industries
Orton
M.dupont Corp
Daisy
Our
Daisy Golden Bullseye
Net
Kmart
Cubes
Icho
Louisville Ave
FISK
Nene
DuPont Corp
Nene Seid