Goldwater Wins California Sweep Amid Bomb Scare
Senator Barry Goldwater swept toward the nomination after a California win as Nelson Rockefeller clung to a Los Angeles lead. A bomb scare involving a passenger on Goldwater’s jet prompted airport police to probe a satchel before the man was allowed to reboard. Goldwater slept during the flight, and he arrived in Washington promising a post‑vote statement about election night projections.
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Snellings Enters Ward 10 School Board Race
Mrs. George M. Snellings Jr. of Monroe declared as a Republican candidate for one of two Ward 10 seats on the Ouachita Parish School Board. A Tulane and Columbia educated attorney and mother of three, she highlighted experience on civic boards and a pledge to maximize education tax dollars for children.
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Gibbs Opposes LTA Amendment On Teacher Pay Raise
Rep Lawrence Gibbs said he would oppose an amendment backed by the Louisiana Teachers Association on the proposed 48.8 million teacher pay raise. The committee adjourned after meeting to consider the amendment aimed at preventing salary reductions if local boards cannot meet the new schedule. Gibbs questioned funding plans and deferred to the governor on a potential special session. The panel also advanced five new junior college bills and heard concerns about university branch campuses in Shreveport.
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Caddo Parish
Shreveport
John Kyser
Northwestern State College
Louisiana State University
Southern University
John Hunter
LSU
Goldwater Wins California Primary in Flurry of Returns
San Francisco AP reports Barry Goldwater pulls a commanding California victory for the GOP presidential nomination, edging Rockefeller after late counts. Pierre Salinger wins the Democratic senatorial bid, beating Alan Cranston, with Brown endorsing Cranston and both parties calling for unity to face Murphy in November.
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Advisers Fly Home From Viet Talks
Washington officials returned from a Honolulu strategy meeting with several recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist forces. Secretary Rusk said the aim is to make the other side understand the U S resolve. McNamara denied plans for expanding the war into North Vietnam, while acknowledging no approved new plans. The two day conference focused on bolstering the South Vietnamese effort and supporting Premier Nguyen Khanh's government.
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Typhoid Outbreak Grips Aberdeen Resort Town
Aberdeen faces a raging typhoid epidemic with 248 identified cases and 39 suspected, killing one woman as tourism drops. Government inquiry probes cause while two South American corned beef brands are removed from shelves. Dr. Ian MacQueen insists a tin of corned beef sparked the outbreak amid debate over old stock.
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Rabid Dog Snaps At Bastrop Man
Bastrop resident W S Crow, 61, began rabies shots after contact with a rabid dog he tried to chain at a local veterinarian. The dog died and Monroe Regional Laboratory confirmed rabies. Crow will receive daily shots for 14 days. The dog also bit another dog that's under observation. No prior rabies cases seen by health official A R Crosby in 17 years.
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Monroe man serves on Morrison memorial scholarship fund
Bobby C. Pappas of Monroe is serving as a member of the Memorial Scholarship Fund for DeLesseps S. Morrison, a tribute to the former New Orleans leader. The fund supports Morrison's children's education and high school seniors' scholarships. contributions are tax deductible and can be sent to P. O. Box 2627, Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hooper and their daughter Linda visited Bellingrath Gardens and Home in Mobile, Alabama, residents of 909 Roselawn Ave., Monroe.
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Goldwater leads Republican nominating votes at convention
Sen Barry Goldwater increased his first ballot votes to 436 at the Republican presidential nominating convention as Tuesday’s primaries proceed. The required total for nomination is 655 votes.
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Bingham Beats Buckley in Bronx Primary for Congress
Jonathan Bingham, a former diplomat, won the Democratic nomination for Congress in New York's 23rd District, defeating Bronx boss Charles Buckley by 26 473 to 22 488. The bitter race spurred Bingham to sue Buckley for libel and boosted reformers backed by Mayor Wagner.
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Mild Weather Forecast Continues Through Thursday
Mild temperatures persist with highs around 82 to 88 degrees and overnight lows near 60 to 65. Skies stay mostly clear to partly cloudy as five to 15 mph winds blow. The Monroe high Tuesday reached 82 with a 61 low, and the five day forecast calls for showers this weekend.
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Tech Student Bite Victim Receives Anti Venom Serum
A Grant Parish College student James Killingsworth, 20, Georgetown, was bitten by a coral snake while placing it in a jar. Serumfrom England Air Force Base was flown by navy jet from Jacksonville to Baptist Hospital to treat him, with his condition improving after treatment.
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Chuckle on good breeding and patient service manners
A witty observation notes that true breeding is the ability to wait in quiet decorum while the loud mouth receives service, highlighting social grace and restraint. The quip implies patience as a mark of refinement in everyday public behavior.
India’s 1962 Lok Sabha Election Records Set
The largest election by turnout occurred in India in 1962 with 216,047,643 voters casting ballots for the Lok Sabha, about 53.7 percent of the electorate, as recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records.
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For Sale: Clean Tappan Oven with Glass Door
Budget buy from News-Star-World Want Ads. Relieve pressure by selling household furniture and appliances. Clean Tappan oven with glass door offered for 45 dollars. Call FA 5-6727 to arrange pickup or purchase.
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