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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
3
Rep James MacKay announces the first one stop federal information center will open in Atlanta in July. The center will quickly provide visitors or callers with information regarding federal agencies.
Esther Peterson, assistant secretary of labor, offers practical tips for reducing weekly food costs. She urges weekend shopping, using ads, planning menus, sticking to a list, avoiding impulse buys, comparing store brands, and choosing sales. She notes this year’s typical weekly food bill has risen about seven percent.
Residents of the Tupawek Bayou area in West Monroe raise funds for an aerial spraying program. Ralph Reed says a single application could kill 60 to 80 percent of local mosquitoes and prove more effective than fogging. The cost is $650 per spray, with the area bounded by Arkansas Rd White's Ferry Rd and Tupawek Bayou.
In Parlier California a couple suffers their second drowning in two weeks as 16 month old Anna Marie Cantu drowns in a fish pond at grandparents home after wandering from the yard. Her 7 year old brother Johnny Cantu died May 23 in a Selma irrigation ditch.
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen voiced no compromise on the housing provision of Johnson's civil rights bill. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned if Dirksen sticks to constitutional objections, there may be no civil rights bill this session. The White House Conference on Civil Rights opens as disputes over housing linger.
The federal government filed a $36,083.97 tax lien today in Monterey County Superior Court against folk singer Joan Baez. Baez has repeatedly refused to pay 60 percent of her tax bill, saying she does not want to support the nation's war efforts.
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