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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
12
Radio and television schedule items list morning news farm market features and sports segments across KWKH Monroe and KAGH Crossett and other stations. Entries include sign ons and offs, music blocks, farm reports, weather, and various news reads.
A jagged listing of broadcast times and shows across several Louisiana stations including KWKH KNCE KTOC KMLB MLVOB and KC Bastrop. Program blocks feature News Weather Farm reports World Tomorrow Sport lines Houston meteorology and The Joe Pyne Show with varying sign on signs off times.
Hollywood reports a barren season for fresh dramatic programming with Ivanov and Stage 67 fading, while CBS, ABC, and NBC plan upcoming specials like Charlie Brown Falls in Love and The Anderson Platoon. Gunsmoke shifts to Monday with no violence changes, and counter programming remains entrenched as networks chase bigger audiences.
The Army board orders correction of Maj Marcus A. Reno's record overturning charges that led to his 1890 dismissal. Reno died in 1889. the decision allows burial at a national cemetery for honorably discharged veterans and may permit reburial at Custer National Cemetery, Montana.
The Treasury Department reports 220.16 dollars in cash in circulation per person as of April 30, signaling ongoing growth in American affluence. The per capita cash high was 225.59 dollars last December during the Christmas season, with current trend upward though not a record.
Cleon Skousen warned of a rough hot summer tied to communists and civil rights riots. He urged law enforcement and cited federal aid to police as a new tactic, addressing the Louisiana Peace Officers Association near Bossier City.
The First Circuit Court of Appeal upheld a 1965 ruling in which John Schwegmann sought to strike down Louisiana milk pricing provisions. The case challenges minimum wholesale prices for frozen desserts and milk products set by the Louisiana Milk Commission, which Schwegmann has opposed as unfair pricing. He failed to persuade both the 1966 and current fiscal sessions to abolish the commission.
About 800 officers attended the three day gathering in Lafourche Parish where Eddie Ste Marie served as police chief and sergeant at arms. The event ended with the election of officers and Jerry Roden of Monroe Police Department won the state quick-draw title while the department took fourth in team scores.
Boston plans for a John F Kennedy Library at a Cambridge riverfront site across from Harvard Yard. I M Pei designed the library with construction hoped by Oct 1968 and opening by spring 1970. The Kennedy School of Government will move into the complex with archives and a museum. The collection includes 14.9 million manuscript pages, 1,000 recordings, 860,000 feet of film, 73,000 photographs, and 11,800 printed items.
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