Bookmobile Schedule Announced for Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish Public Library announced bookmobile routes for Calhoun and Highway 80 Claiborne areas. Morning stops include Northeast Louisiana Experiment Station and Calhoun post office, with a long afternoon sequence through Eureka, Claiborne Road, Park Store, Avant Road, and several other local roads ending back at the library by 7 p.m. The schedule repeats on June 17 July 1 15 29 and August 12 26.
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Claiborne
Frances Flanders
Village
Indian Village
T. M. Turner
H. W. Brown
H. W. Griggs
Lloyd Coon
Frost Town
Eureka
Arthur Frost
Earl Brooks
Claiborne Road
Powell
Park Store
Frank Gustafason
Fred Staples
Slocum Road
H. L. Sanford
Clinton Jordan
Avant Road
Claiborne Methodist Church
Valentine's Hardware
Cove Street
Circle
C. V. Musch
Wallace Dean Road
Dixie Drive
Louisiana Avenue
Arkansas Road
Dean Chapel
Lindsey
Star and Rainbow
Dundee Drive
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Wellerman Rd
Norris Lane
Negro Is Fined In City Court On Gambling Counts
Judge W M Harper presided Monroe City Court and fined Jim Bennett of 615 N 11th St $1,000 and costs for gambling and conducting a gambling game. Chester Owens of Calhoun fined $350 and costs on a gambling count. Two others Mary Alice Dawson and Troy Edgar Dawson, both 609%2 DeSiard St Monroe, also charged. Numerous negligent driving and speeding cases followed with varied bond forfeitures and fines. Brown and Hayes faced revoked license charges. Hayes nolle pros a charge. Other defendants listed with minor bond forfeitures and fines.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe City
Monroe
Jim Bennett
Chester Owens
Calhoun
Harpernelle
Mary Alice Dawson
DeSiard St
Troy Edgar Dawson
J. D. Boozer
S. 6Th St
J. E. Mason
Alabama St
E. A. Honeycult
Lynn Ave
West Monroe
B. B. Davis, Jr
Lee Ave
James Freeman
Rt. 1
Daniel Johnson
Grambling
J. A. Fullerton
Grammont St
Billy Lockhart, Jr
Caddo St
L. S. Jordan
Jennifer Starnes
Cypress St
Monroe Sims
McGee
J. W Ramsey, Jr
S. 8Th St
Artis Mitchell
Renwick St
J. C Dunn, Jr
Gordon Ave
Fire protection plan to be presented June 14
Fred Huenefeld Jr chairing a 19 member citizens committee says final rural fire protection recommendations will be presented at the Ouachita Parish Police Jury meeting on June 14. Details remain undisclosed but the plan aims to be as affordable as possible, with costs expected to be below Ford Bacon Davis estimates.
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Citizens Committee
Ouachita Parish
Huenefeld
Ford, Bacon & Davis
Study Committee On Nuclear Policy For NATO Proposed
PARIS AP The United States proposed a four or five member NATO committee to study nuclear policy and procedures to give allies a bigger voice in decisions. McNamara told defense ministers the group would meet as needed to expand Allied participation in planning use of strategic and tactical forces and quick consultation methods such as hot lines. He noted this aims to increase nuclear participation beyond proposals for multilateral or Atlantic nuclear forces, which France opposes.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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U.S
France
West
McNamara
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Europe
Pierre Messmer
Denis Healey
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Guerriero is New President of Fourth District Junior Bar
Joe D. Guerriero of Monroe is elected president of the Fourth District Junior Bar Association at a recent meeting. Elvis Stout will serve as vice president and J. D. Cascio as secretary-treasurer, rounding out the new officer slate.
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Joe D. Guerriero
Monroe
Fourth District Junior Bar Association
Guerriero
Elvis Stout
J. D. Cascio
Louisiana House backs Shreveport medical school plan
The House approved a bill to create a medical school at Shreveport despite opposition from Rep. Lawrence Gibbs of Monroe who urged study of Northeast Louisiana State College as an alternative. The LSU branch would cost about 2 million dollars with roughly 3 million in federal funds. Support cited a Louisiana Medical Society study and Sen. Jamar Adcock noted Shreveport's advantage. Other business included a failed bill to double monthly legislator expenses and a Senate move to raise per diem for police jurors.
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Jamar W. Adcock
Monroe
Shreveport
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Medical Society
Henson Coon
Unsatisfactory West Monroe Highway Work Slides Behind Schedule
Fifth District highway commissioner James W Moore blasts Stella and Mill streets projects near I 20 as unsatisfactory citing a 150 day target versus a 200 day contract and 116 days used in good weather. Monroe Dunlap says soil cement stabilization will begin on Stella Street. Mill Street cannot be disturbed until Stella is paved and open. Local reporting of driveways and repairs is required.
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Mill Streets
West
Monroe
James W Moore
Fifth District
Moore
State Department of Highways
Federal Bureau of Roads
Highway Board
Monroe Dunlap
Stella Street
Mill Street
The Rattlesnake Fact and Fancy
A feature explores the rattlesnake's danger level size and striking habits. It answers common questions and provides advice on actions if bitten. The June Reader's Digest is on sale and Reader's Digest is promoted as a trusted publication.
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Reader's Digest
Lawmakers Face Major Votes This Week in Congress
Washington AP Congress returns from Memorial Day to a busy week with key votes in both chambers. The House schedules include a 2 billion funding bill for State Justice and Commerce, a 4.8 billion cut in federal excise taxes and debt limit increases from 324 to 328 billion. Voting rights bill advances, Senate backs administration development plan to spur economic growth in lagging areas.
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Congress
House
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Rules Committee
Senate
Senate plans new foreign aid overhaul commission
The Senate debates a $3.37 billion foreign aid authorization approved by the House. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backs a $3.35 billion authorization and recommends creating a special commission to develop a full overhaul of the foreign aid program. The panel would have two years to complete the work.
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House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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