Frazar to veto 74 million education pay provisions
Acting Governor Lether Frazar vows to veto the teacher pay section of the 74 million plus general appropriations bill as finance officers say funds are unavailable. The Legislature pushed to 75 percent of the pay scale for teachers and bus drivers, with Sen. Rayburn defending the move.
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Bogalusa
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Rayburn
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Galveston
Tex
Market recovers modestly after Tuesday decline
New York traders saw a partial recovery as moderate trading continued. Select electronics and other issues rose 2 to 3 points while some stocks slipped. Textron jumped after a higher dividend, Lorillard rose amid cigarette industry chatter, and Ze nith and Motorola led electronics gains.
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Lorillard
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Douglas Aircraft
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Philco
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No Nagging Backache Means a Good Night's Sleep
Nagging backache and restless nights tied to over exertion or stress may ease with Doan's Pills. The ad claims Doan's relieves pain and bladder irritation with mild diuretic action and urges readers to try the new large economy size.
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Billie Holiday in Critical Condition at City Hospital
New York AP reports singer Billie Holiday in critical condition at Metropolitan Hospital with hepatitis and heart disease. A spokesman notes improvement and she is on oxygen in an isolation tent. the 49 year old performer has had past narcotics problems and is married to Louis Mc Kay.
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New York
Billie Holiday
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Eleanore McKay
Dougal Flown To Penitentiary
David Elmo Dougal, 19, was transported to Angola State Prison to serve a three year term as a parole violator. The Monroe resident had probation revoked after a recent conviction for simple obstruction of the highway and previous auto theft charges from December last year.
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David Elmo Dougal
Angola
Dougal
Monroe
Senators Praise Acting Governor and Cut Teacher Pay in Budget Bill
Sen Rainach urged quick passage and sympathy for the acting governor as the Senate Finance Committee led by Rayburn struck another appropriation for teacher pay from the 34 percent spending bill aiming to balance the budget.
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W. M. Rainach
Summerfield
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Rayburn
Oxford Dons Restore Latin as Entrance Requirement
Oxford University dons voted 301 to 282 to require a basic knowledge of Latin for enrollment reversing a prior move to treat Latin as optional. Helen Gardner of St Hilda's College argued the language aids English prose amid declines in Latin schooling in Britain and America.
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England
Oxford University
St. Hilda’s College
Helen Gardner
America
Frazar Denies Saying Long Won't Return as Governor
Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar, acting as Louisiana's chief executive during Gov. Earl Long's illness, says he expects the governor to return within two to three months and denies any report that he suggested otherwise. He dismisses the claim as a misstatement and notes all are praying for a speedy recovery. Long is in a Galveston mental clinic receiving treatment.
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Lether Frazar
Earl Long
Long
Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Frazar
Louisiana
Lakeshore Water Customers Win In Supreme Court
Residents of Lakeshore subdivision in Monroe won a state Supreme Court ruling in a suit against the city utilities commission over water rates. The case, Donald Hicks and others v. city of Monroe, involved charges paid by residents outside city limits using city water. The ruling orders the city to pay court costs.
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Monroe
Supreme Court
City Utilities Commission
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Harkey
Won't Do Congress Labels Spark Clash In Washington
Senator Morton Thurston Morton of Kentucky labeled the current Congress a wont do body at a National Press Club lunch. He criticized Democratic leadership for bogging down on President Johnson's program and failing to produce an alternative plan.
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Congress
Sen
Morton
Thurston B. Morton
R-Ky
National Press Club
Four Democratic Senators Named as Presidential Prospects
A commentator notes that despite a long record, the prospect of a “won’t do Congress” nominee is unlikely. Morton avoids naming individuals, but identifies four Democratic senators as the leading potential presidential candidates.
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Morton
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