Camping Season Opens With Apprentice Archers at Gulf Park
Apprentice Robin Hoods at Gulf Park Camp Gulfport Miss Lorilei Kusin daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Kusin Marion McHenry daughter of Dr and Mrs A G McHenry and Clara Sartor daughter of Mr and Mrs Ryan Sartor returned this week from several weeks of camp and show new proficiency in archery and other outdoor activities.
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Robin Hoods
Gulf Park Camp
Gulfport
Miss
Lorilei Kusin
Louis
Public hearing set for Baton Rouge labor crisis probe
A state labor management commission, created in a special session, will wait at least a month before a public hearing on alleged racketeering in Baton Rouge. Harry A. Roberts will head the investigators from Southern Research, Inc., with Harry V. Booth as general counsel and Henry A. Politz as assistant counsel. Morgan said there is no intended witch hunt and proper preparation is needed.
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Baton Rouge
Dean Cecil Morgan
Tulane Law School
Labor Management Commission On Inquiry
Morgan
Harry A. Roberts
Shreveport
FBI
John McKeithen
Roberts
Southern Research, Inc
Harry V. Booth
Henry A Politz
Radiation Study on Mice Reveals Long-Term Tolerance
Scientists at Los Alamos conducted 44 generations of mouse experiments exposing each generation to about 2000 Roentgens of x rays. While irradiated mice showed smaller litters and a rare furless line, life expectancy and task performance largely persisted, suggesting surprising resistance to radiation effects though implications for humans remain cautioned.
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Haub
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Earth
Israeli Chief Warns Battle Not Yet Over
Israel’s chief of staff Maj. Gen. Yitzhak Rabin urged caution about early victory claims amid talks with Tel Aviv editors. Jerusalem rumors say Israel may restore full military rule in the West Bank and Jerusalem’s Old City, areas once under Jordan. In Algiers Arab jurists urged denying Israel’s right to exist as a political state. Al Ahram reports Syria preparing a new war government under Atassi. Sudan plans Arab Foreign Ministers meeting in Khartoum. The jurists also denounced Israel’s stance on Palestinian refugees’ self determination.
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Yitzhak Rabin
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Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan River
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Jordan
Algiers
Cairo
al Ahram
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Arab Socialist Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
ASU
Syria
Beirut
Al-Moharref
Damascus
Noureddin Atassi
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Khartoum
McKeithen seeks governors meeting on riots across United States
Gov. John McKeithen urged the national governor's conference to convene a session to address urban riots sweeping cities nationwide. He proposed New Orleans as the meeting site and warned the unrest risks the nation’s gravest crisis since the Civil War.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
John McKeithen
Johnson
McKeithen
William Guy
North Dakota
Guy
Congress
New Orleans
Louisiana
Stokely Carmichael
Lincoln Lynch
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lynch
Franklinton
Bogalusa
Ryan
Carmichael
Southern University
America
Vietnam War Veteran Speaks at Monroe Rotary Luncheon
Captain Ronald Hall of the 1st Infantry Division addressed the Monroe Rotary Club at the Hotel Frances. He discussed basic infantry weapons, the M16 rifle, and shared experiences from September 1965 to October 1966 in Vietnam. He noted training at Fort Polk and accompanying Fort Polk staff.
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Ronald Hall
Leason
Vietnam
Monroe
Cpt
Hall
Saigon
Fort Polk
Patricia Maybin
J. F. Bowen
Roy Hager
Hagar
Southern Louisiana Bank Debits Rise Amid Gains in 1967
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports commercial bank debits in southern Louisiana rose 3 percent from June 1966 to June 1967, with a 5 percent average rise in the first half of 1967. Baton Rouge led with a 21 percent increase, and Lake Charles saw a 12 percent rise.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Today
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
Third Rodeo Event Slated For Tonight
West Monroe's Championship Rodeo enters its third night with wild broncs, riders, and performances. Notable acts include Ruby the trained Brahma Bull, Kenneth Foy on dual horses, and a 12-member quadrille by the West Monroe Riding Club. Final results, led by bareback and calf roping winners, will be announced Saturday.
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West Monroe
Billy Duplessey
Winnsboro
Frank Harris
West Columbia
Tex
Steve Gatlin
West Memphis
Ark
J. O. Cravens
Ada
Okla
Eddie Moore
Algoa
Gene Carver
Texas City
S. A. Nolan
Mamie Morris
Foy
West Monroe Riding Club
Goat Mullis
Palatka
Fla
Donnie Goynes
Amite
Buddy Altman
Jacksonville
Dub Grant
Benton
Broadus Gravit
Monticello
Everey Crandall
Secret Service Asked Humphrey To Cancel Trip
The Secret Service urged Vice President Hubert Humphrey to cancel a Baton Rouge visit in 1965 due to tension in Bogalusa. Governor John McKeithen confirmed the warning, noting Humphrey proceeded to speak at a labor convention despite the concerns. The States-Item reported an armed man ejected from the auditorium. two men were detained and released.
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Secret Service
Hubert Humphrey Toancel
John McKeithen
Bogalusa
McKeithen
Humphrey
New Orleans
States-Item
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Tallulah
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