Louisiana Milk Bill Advances In House Amid Opposition
The Louisiana House passed a milk bill 67 to 31 to extend the Louisiana Milk Commission, with Rep. Lantz Womack of Winnsboro leading the sponsor’s push and most Fifth District lawmakers voting in favor. Opponents included Rep. Edgar Lancaster and Rep. George Halstead, as two members dissented. The measure faces further Senate review and potential amendments.
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Senate
Garland Bonin
Lafayette
B. B
Rayburn
Bogaluisa
Edgar Lancaster
Tallulah
Louisiana Bar Association
Two Nurses Workshops Feature Dr Helen Creighton
Dr Helen Creighton renowned nursing authority will headline two one day workshops for professional and practical nurses in Enaut Hall St Francis Hospital from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Louisiana Heart Association sponsors the events. Creighton associate professor of nursing at University of Southwestern Louisiana will present two talks daily.
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Helen Creighton
Louisiana Heart Association
Enaut
Opening Of Bids Slated By Board
The Quachita Parish School Board plans to open bids tonight for 10 acres of land in West Monroe ending a two year dispute over land use. Also on the agenda is a petition to dismiss or relocate certain athletic staff at West Monroe High School, with officials expecting the filing.
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West Monroe
Quachita Parish
West Monroe High School
Bookmobile Schedule Announced for Ouachita Parish Areas
The Ouachita Parish Public Library bookmobile will run Wednesday routes in the Riser and Frost Subdivisions in the morning and Lenwis and Bawcomville in the afternoon. The same schedule repeats on June 17 July 1 15 29 and August 12 26. Departing 1800 Stubbs Ave Monroe at 7:00 a.m. the route includes Moore's Curb Market Ira Drive West Heights Lacy Lane Dwight Owens residence Cross Roads Grocery West Olive Street and multiple Benton Frost Subdivision stops before returning to the library at 2:00 p.m. The afternoon loop begins at Washington Street Grocery and continues to Cheniere Lake Arrant Road Missionary Baptist Church and nearby residences.
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Ouachita Parish
Washington Street
Cheniere Lake
C. R. Daly
Arrant Road
Missionary Baptist Church
H. E
Your Heart Has Nine Lives diet and heart health
Alton Blakeslee and Jeremiah Stamler discuss a major field trial testing whether low fat diets can lower cholesterol and prevent heart attacks. Fifteen hundred men aged 44 to 54 adopt special foods and lifestyle changes, with potential expansion to 100000 participants to prove diet can reduce heart attack risk. The piece urges immediate personal action and moderation, arguing drugs are not needed and lifestyle changes are practical and protective.
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Alton Blakeslee
Jeremiah Stamler
M. D
Tom Stevens
Irvine H. Page
Prentice Hall
Monroe Court processed 22 cases Monday in city session
Judge W M Harper presided over Monroe City Court as 22 cases were heard including traffic violations and minor offenses. Bonds forfeited for reckless driving and speeding included Willie Lawrence Verlon Young Billy A Boyer Henry Mack and Edward Walker. Theft cases involved Marvis Brown and Ann Patrick Constant. Fines were imposed for concealed weapons on Willie Linkford and Alvester Williams.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe City
Willie Lawrence
Henry St
Monroe
Verlon Young
Warren DT
West Monroe
Billy al. Boyer
Ronnie Greenhagen
Breard St
Joyce Kelly
Bell Ave
Russell Rosario
Polk St
John Bennett
Henry Mack
Class St
Johnny Burford
Kyle St
Letha Herring
Hollywood Dr
Edward Walker
Grammont St
Marvis J. Brown
Ann Patrick Constant
Willie Linkford
N. 13Th St
Alvester Williams
Pine St
Elbert Pauley Named Caldwell Jaycee President
Caldwell Parish Junior Chamber of Commerce selects Elbert Pauley as president at the American Legion Home meeting. Officers include Donald Brown vice president Buel Meredith secretary Julius Bailes treasurer. Board members are ae Humes and Chester Ray ’llis. Jaycees to place litter barrels along major roads.
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Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elbert Pauley
American Legion Home
Donald Brown
Buel Meredith
Julius Bailes
Ae Humes
Chester Ray ‘Llis
Job Scarcity Fueled Racial Tensions in Cambridge Maryland
Kennedy said the absence of local employment opportunities significantly contributed to racial strife in Cambridge Maryland. He pointed to limited job avenues as a major factor fueling community tensions and called for targeted economic solutions to ease resentment and promote integration.
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Kennedy
Cambridge
Jury acquits parish Negro of murder verdict
A 12-man jury in Fourth District Court acquitted Sterlington resident Amos Richard Tyler of murder charges after a one day trial presided by Judge Hillyer S Parker. The defense argued self defense in the April 12 shooting of Roosevelt Brown.
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Sterlington
Amos Richard Tyler
Fourth District
Hillyer S. Parker
Roosevelt Brown
Man Fined in West Monroe Court
Judge John F McCormick fined Baton Rouge man Carlin J Terrie 35 three hundred dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated in West Monroe city court. Other actions include Fred J Thomas 315 Iris St West Monroe fined fifteen dollars and costs for speeding and other cases were for minor violations.
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John F. McCormick
Baton Rouge
Carlin J. Terrie
West Monroe
Fred J. Thomas
Iris St
How to Build a Better Nest Egg in Readers Digest
Readers Digest June issue shows ordinary citizens investing $10 a month via investment clubs. Women often outperform men. Learn how to start your own club and gain the information needed to profit in the stock market.
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Reader's Digest
Federal funds approve job training on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz announced approval of a $93,500 job training program to ease racial tensions on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The project aims to assist 200 Negroes who have been funded to participate.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Maryland
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