Legislature Introduces Broad Public Works and Legal Bills
A May 26 1964 legislative digest lists H634 to simplify boundary descriptions for municipalities H635 and H614 funding highway projects H617 nurse licensing changes H638 to limit jury reexamination of verdicts M439 and M64 enabling acts, tax and public works measures H442 H643 right to derail spousal presumptions H4652 653 H654 H655 projects in Lafayette Calcasieu Kent Plantation House state fair and Morgan City traffic exemptions H661 H662 1663 1664 4665 464 467 H4669 670 4671 672 4672 4673 4674 4675 4676 4677 4678 4679 4680 4681 4682 4683 4684 4685 4686 4687 4688 4689 4690 4691 4692 4693 4694 4695 4696 4697 4698
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City Election At Columbia Slated Tuesday
Voters in Columbia will choose a new mayor town marshal and five council members next Tuesday. Incumbent term fills John W. Bruckner faces James G. Sherman in the mayoral race. Council candidates include A L Winters Jr James Turner John Mc Cants S E Fisher George Rogers and Carl McDaniel. Charles Thompson and Lee Emmons compete for town marshal to replace Floyd Hodges. Clerk Archie L Darken notes 20 absentee ballots cast by the deadline.
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Governors Rockefellers Campaign Stand In California Race
United Press International reports New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller vows to stay in the Republican presidential contest regardless of California results. Barry Goldwater claims early California victory based on projected returns. New York City Mayor Wagner says 900 more police will be deployed amid rising violence and tension. In Seoul Korea University students call for overthrow of Park regime to establish liberal democracy.
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Milk Commission Bill Scheduled For Senate Agriculture Panel
A bill to repeal the milk commission price fixing powers heads to the Senate Agriculture Committee after a clash over assignment. Senator Jackson B. Davis of Shreveport sponsored the measure, but agriculture chairman Senator J. C. Gilbert of Sicily Island blocked it. The House passed a bill to make the commission a permanent body, with its current expiry in 1966. In Cambridge, Sandra Lewis, two months old, is described as America's youngest co ed attending Lesley College while her mother, 22, stays with her in a car bed between classes.
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