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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1965
Page
6
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Washington AP reports a dog theft and later death linked to pet thefts spurred Congress to consider federal dognapping legislation. Key figures Sen. Joseph S. Clark and Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick back a measure restricting sale and transport of research animals, with penalties up to one year and $10,000 fines. The debate cites dog theft rings and NIH involvement, noting opposition over scope and state powers.
Baton Rouge experts project Louisiana economic growth to outpace the nation in 1966. Leaders from LSU and state departments cite $636 million in 1965 new or expanded industrial facilities, rising farm incomes, and strong oil and gas production as drivers, with forecasts for higher employment, tax receipts, and construction activity. Governor McKeithen endorses the upbeat outlook.
The speaker contrasts belief systems with biblical teaching of salvation through Jesus Christ. It asserts that religion alone cannot save, only faith in Christ and following Him brings peace with God. The text emphasizes Christ as the exclusive path to the Father and warns against relying on church membership without saving faith.
Central Islip NY April reports three Central Islip high school seniors died in a fire that swept through a home shared by two of the dead. The mother Muriel Brennan said she smelled smoke but saw no fire, then left for work. A half hour later the blaze broke out, killing John 16 Loretta 17 and Drenda Walden 17, who was staying with the family. The cause and damage were undetermined.
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