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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
7
Radio and television schedules listed as a reader service with color coding and station-provided accuracy caveats. The newspaper disclaims responsibility for errors in schedules supplied by stations.
A long, dense listing outlines on air sign on and sign off times for stations including KUZN 1310 West Monroe LA KTRY 730 Bastrop LA KTDL 1470 Farmerville LA KWOL 1280 Oak Grove LA KWOB LA KLIC 1230 Fulton Lewis Jr. KAGH 800 Crossett AR KVOB 1340 Lake Village KLPL 1050 Lake Providence KNOE 540 Monroe LA KRIH 990 Rayville LA with program blocks Farm News County Agent gospel time news on the hour and musician variety segments across stations and times.
L H Kelley 77 Winnfield dies after short illness funeral 2 p m Cooley Methodist Winnfield. survivors Lena Kelley Melba Rowell Dennis N Kelley and grandchildren. Charles Edward Hixson 84 Monroe funeral 10 a m Hixson Brothers chapel burial River View. Earl Cartwright 71 Monroe funeral 2 p m Peters chapel burial Riverview. A K Hayes 80 Paris Texas funeral held in Paris. father of Mrs James Powell Monroe and grandfather of Mrs B J Hodnett Monroe and Mrs George Murphy West Monroe. Kate Moore Peevy 76 Jonesboro mother of Adrian Peevy funeral 3 p m Jonesboro Methodist Church burial Jonesboro Cemetery. Pallbearers named as R L Salter Coy Maxwell E L Peevy Lewis Moore L G Stubblefield R V Walsworth Jack Bond Emmett Rogers.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Bill Allen Rhymes 66 of Goldonna died Tuesday in a Jonesboro nursing home after a long illness. Services set for 3 p.m. at Goldonna Baptist Church with Rev. Danny Blake officiating. Burial in Goldonna Cemetery. Survivors include widow Jessie Rhymes, six sons and one daughter, four brothers, three sisters, 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Charles A. Bowser of 111 Mc Clendon West Monroe died at his residence early today. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but will be managed by Kilpatrick's Funeral Home in West Monroe. He is survived by his widow and a brother in Texas.
Hollywood star Cary Grant rejects film censorship aiming to moralize cinema. He champions filmmakers deciding their own content and says the public decides what to watch. Grant argues good pictures profit, defends viewing violence as potential release, and cites teen energy tied to popular culture of the era.
Monroe municipal buses will operate on a Sunday schedule Friday for New Year. The charity hospital and Powell Avenue routes start downtown at 6:15 a.m. on 30 minute intervals. Routes to Bernstein Park DeSiard Road and Park Avenue start downtown at 6:20 a.m. on 40 minute intervals. The change lets more drivers have the holiday off.
Salvation Army Ouachita Parish post exceeded its 5000 goal by raising 5281.85. Capt Ronald Greene announced 502 Christmas baskets were distributed and 3890 toys given to 1945 children, each receiving one new and one used toy. Eight institutions were visited with 984 recipients helped. Eighteen workers contributed 238 hours to the program.
West Monroe city offices will close two days for New Year’s Eve and Day except the city judge’s office which stays open Thursday and closes Friday. The Chamber of Commerce office will close at noon Thursday and remain closed Friday.
Monroe's Senior Citizens Club will hold its regular meeting at 2 p.m. Thursday at Benoit Recreation Center on Oaklawn Drive. A birthday party will be given honoring all members with birthdays in December.
Chicago report says 1964 traffic fatalities rose to record levels in 21 states with experts predicting the national toll may reach 48,000. The Associated Press survey found many states surpassed previous records before or during the Christmas weekend and more may do so.
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