Hays and Bride Return Home On Campaign Trip
BANNOCK Ohio AP Wayne Hays the 65 year old congressman amid a scandal returned home with his 35 year old bride Pat for Memorial Day to dedicate a war memorial and address supporters He spoke of his hometown memories and insisted he will run again despite resignation calls while defending his relationship with Elizabeth Ray and denying use of public funds.
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Bannock, Ohio
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Pat
Hays
Thomas Wolfe
Ohio Democrat
Congress
Elizabeth Ray
House Administration
Bannock
Right To Work Bills Face Heated Hearing In Louisiana
A packed Baton Rouge hearing room heard six right to work bills as business groups and unions clash. Rep. Eddie D Geralmo aims to narrow the agenda to one constitutional and one statutory measure for quick action. LABI and others back changes to curb union job discrimination to attract northern industry.
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Baton Rouge
House Labor and Industrial Relations Committee
Eddie D’geralmo
Kenner
House of Representatives Chamber
D'Geralmo
D’geralmo
Walter Bigby
Bossier City
Mike Thompson
Lafayette
J. J. Siracusa
Morgan City
Ed Steimel
Louisiana Association of Business and Industry
LABI
Louisiana
Ome
Shreveport
B. F. O'Neal
Siracusa
Joseph Russo
Donaldsonville
Area Lions Install New Officers Across Clubs
Newly elected officers for the Greater Ouachita Lions, West Monroe Lions, and West Monroe Lioness clubs will take office July 1 for one year. Names include Homer B. Roark president and Doris Roark president of the Lioness, with multiple vice presidents, secretaries, and board members listed. Also noted is Ferdinand Magellan’s death date and a summary of right to work legislative activity, including committee votes and expected floor battles.
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Area Lions Clubs
West Monroe Lioness Club
Greater Ouachita Lions Club
Homer B. Roark
S. E. Kay
Berle Palmer
E. L. Roark
LeRoy Adair
John Barker
Lion Taner
K. D. Norris
Tail Twister
David Watson
Wamul Owens
West Monroe Lions Club
Dalton Yeager
E.S. Blackmon
Sam Wollensky
David Hunt
Harold Hill
Robert “Bud” Miles
Will Morris
Lion Tanner
Ivan Owens
A.R. Bates
J. F. Jones
Doris Roark
F. P. Cobb II
RK. S. Kinnison
E. S. Blackmon
Monroe City School Board Reverses Budget Decision
The board reversed earlier plans and限定 to send one representative to a convention due to insufficient general funds. A substitute motion to send a second representative failed, with three in favor and three against on the race and finance issue.
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Monroe City
Henrietta George
Frances Givens
George
Kermit Youngblood
Givens
Henry Taylor
Martha Scott Henry
Youngblood
Yvonne Nash
Marianna Johnson
Sidney Seegers
Children's Council
Ouachita Parish
Nora Bingaman
Monroe Farmers Market Opens at Civic Center
The Monroe Farmers Market held its formal opening at 2 p.m. today at the Monroe Civic Center supervised by the Northeast Louisiana Produce Growers Association. Officials from local and state levels attended as the first permanent market in the Twin Cities. Separately, Judge Lemmie O. Hightower postponed a hearing to June 10 on Fred Henrys writ of mandamus seeking rezoning for a south Monroe single family development. The British blockade dated April 25, 1814 extended to New England.
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Monroe
Monroe Civic Center
Civic Center
Northeast Louisiana Produce Growers Association
Twin Cities
Lemmie O. Hightower
Fred Henry
Henry
Fourth District Court
United States
New England
Demo Hopefuls Continue Attempts To Block Carter
Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana held primaries with 56 Democratic and 59 Republican delegates at stake. Carter sought to secure the nomination while Udall Church and Brown pressed competing efforts in Rhode Island and South Dakota. Reagan and Ford limited campaigning ahead of California Ohio and New Jersey contests. A Mississippi Senate primary also occurred as party strategists weighed momentum and endorsements.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Reagan
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Carter
Udall
Church
Brown
George McGovern
James Abourezk
Washington
Senate
Mississippi
John C. Stennis
E. Michael Marks
McGovern Fires Aide Over Stop Carter Drive
Senator George McGovern dismissed executive assistant Alan Baron and staffer Jack Quinn after learning they helped organize a stop Carter effort. He recalled 1972 pressures from Carter and others and said he wants no such effort in 1976 while promising to back Carter if he is the nominee.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Alan Baron
Jack Quinn
Baron
Party Liberals
Quinn
Ariona
Morris Udall
Senate
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Udall
Sen. McGovern
Gov Carter
New York Times
Haldeman
Bichrlichman
Firefighters Battle Blaze In California
Firefighters hacked through dense brush to encircle a brush and timber fire in Los Padres National Forest near King City, burning more than 11 000 acres. Authorities expect containment by Wednesday night as California drought fuels fire danger and a state request seeks 32 million dollars for extra lookouts and firefighting aid.
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King City
Calif
Los Padres National Forest
Monterey
California
Ed Waldaplel
US Forest Service
Waldaplel
U.S. Forest Service
Twin Girls Separated In London Operation
One of the Siamese twin girls born four days ago died during a three hour separation operation at Great Ormond Street Hospital. The surviving sister was reported in critical condition by a hospital spokesman.
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London
Great Ormond Street Hospital
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Hays and Wife
Ferdinand Magellan
Forsythe Boat Dock
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Branson Mo
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Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Michigan
Thomas B. Curtis
Federal Election Commission
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Missouri
Alan Cranston
Berkeley
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Tom Steed
D-Okla
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Chris Connell
Richard Nixon
Hubert Shrum
Slagle Johnson
Beauty and Color
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