Resignations and appointments to the Wildlife and Fisheries Board
The memo lists multiple resignations and replacements across parishes and cities including Natchitoches, Sicily Island, Baton Rouge, Franklinton, Pineville, New Orleans, Morgan City, Lafayette, Shreveport, Houma and Alexandria. Individuals such as John Cutrone, James Frey, Kk McDonald, Ray Aten Whatley and L Richard Fleming are noted as new or continuing appointees to coastal parish and at large seats, with terms and successors detailed.
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Lambre
Ho OA Lee Sr
Natchitoches
H. C. Peek
Sicily Island
Hh. J. Pett Sr
Baton Rouze
JL. Waton Sr
Chester Green
Frankinton
RO I Spedale
Joi. Walker
Pineville
J. OL Fletcher
Amibert P. Gallinghouse
New Orleans
Paul Japelow
Wud Site and Fisheries Commission
John Cutrone
Morgan City
Coastal Parish
James J. Frey
Lafayette
Kk. R. McDonald Sr
Newellson
Ray Aten Whatley
Alexandria
John Paul Crane
Grand Chenier
T. Max Fatter
L. Richard Fleming
Shreveport
George A. Foster
Wiliam $. Denton
Houma
Raleigh Pitre
Red Army Claims US Plane Brought Down Near Soviet Border
The Soviet note said a U S Air Force plane mapping magnetic fields over the Arctic refused to land near the Kola Peninsula, was shot down, and accused Britain of complicity in hostile acts. The U S Air Force said the mission aimed to improve maps. The missing plane originated from Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka Kansas and was about 1 200 miles from the North Pole.
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Paris
Barents Sea
Kola Peninsula
Britain
United States
U.S. Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
North Pole
Pentagon
Kennedy Strength Seen Far Ahead, Experts Note
Analysts say Kennedy holds a decisive advantage across federal state and local contests while opponents underestimate his appeal. The assessment notes broad public support and potent campaign momentum amid uncertain election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Dixie Camp Endorses Civil Rights Promises in Platform
A 20 member Dixie drafting committee approved most platform planks, with civil rights drawing the fiercest battle yet. The plank would empower federal action against racial discrimination and expand the attorney general’s powers, while backing permanent Civil Rights Commission status and endorsing peaceful sit ins. Senator Ervin opposed the civil rights plank citing Southern resistance, while Rep. Kilday was absent. The piece notes Kennedy’s strong delegate control aided by unit rule across states, with pressure mounting in Pennsylvania where Catholic voters loom large.
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Southland
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Paul J. Kilday
Texas
Johnson
Ervin
Dixie
Democratic Party
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
South
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Resolutions Committee
America
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Lyndon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Jap Viet Nam Trade Report Highlights 5 Month Totals
Japan’s trade with North Viet Nam for the first five months totaled 4.93 million dollars. Imports reached 2.786 million while exports were 2.139 million. Tongay coal accounted for a large share of imports. Perfect instant beer announced by Bass breweries in England, requiring only soda water to mix with concentrated beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Burton-On-Trent
Endland
UPI
Bass Breweries
Kennedy jeers at Truman rivals amid Hollywood banquet
Kennedy comments that Mr Truman always does what he thinks best as presidential hopefuls gather in a Beverly Hills hotel banquet room. Stevenson is greeted with applause and praised, while Kennedy aggressively ridicules an old campaign speech.
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Truman
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Stevenson
Kennedy
FASTEETH promises firmer false teeth and comfort
A retro advertisement touts FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, for denture wearers. It claims to keep plates in place for easier eating and talking with no gummy or pasty taste, and notes relief from denture breath. Purchase from any drug counter.
Congo Violence Caps Weekend Across Congo Frontier
Belgian reports confirm multiple deaths in Luluabourg and Elisabethville as African rebels besiege whites at a hotel and clashes erupt in Stanleyville. Seven Europeans including the Italian vice consul and 25 Congolese killed. Belgian troops restore order while Lumumba and Kasavubu fly in to seek calm. A U.S. Globemaster ferries refugees out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luluabourg
Elisabethville
Katanga
Lower Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Stanleyville
Equator
Leopoldville
Congo
Monroe officials plan Twin City ordinances
Miss Margaret Kalil a 50 year old Monroe native now living in New York is named resident artist at North Texas State College School of Music in Denton. She will perform with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the Berkshire Music Festival in Tanglewood Massachusetts before moving to Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kalil
Monroe
New York
North Texas State College School of Music
Denton
Texas
Kalil
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berkshire Music Festival
Tanglewood
Massachusetts
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Sun Lighting
Tory
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Sun Lighting Fixtures Co
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Jehovah’s Witnesses Convention
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Mel Duval
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