Weather Digest Northeast Louisiana and adjacent regions
Northeast Louisiana clears to partly cloudy today through Friday with widely scattered thundershowers Friday. Highs 84 to 88, lows 65 to 69, winds 5 to 15 mph. Louisiana Delta similar, dewpoints in 50s to low 60s. Arkansas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers west to state Friday, highs 80 to 88, lows in 60s. Mississippi warm with showers by Friday afternoon, highs 82 to 86, lows 60 to 65.
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Louisiana Delta
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Refinishing Furniture Class at Ouachita Parish High
Chitchat notes a free Class A refinishing furniture session led by Mrs. Lynn Ricketts in Ouachita Parish High School home economics department as part of the extended program. Also announced is the Monroe-West Monroe Traffic and Transportation Club barbecue on June 18 at Commercial Solvents Pace Lake camp, starting 7 p.m., their final meeting before summer vacation.
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Ouachita Parish High School
Lynn Ricketts
Traffic and Transportation Club of
Monroe-West Monroe
Commercial Solvents Pace
Weather plane to inspect tropical low off Yucatan
The Weather Bureau ordered its weather research plane to study a tropical low about 600 miles southwest of Miami for possible intensification into a tropical storm or hurricane. Advisory says conditions are only lightly favorable for slow intensification and development may not occur today. The disturbance has winds up to 25 mph and moves northeast at about 3 mph, last located off Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Chauffeur shoots Ethiopian envoy in Stockholm
Ethiopian ambassador to Sweden Abate Agede, 41, was shot three times on embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur who refused an order. The diplomat, formerly with Ethiopia's U.N. delegation in Washington, was seriously wounded and questioned after the incident at police headquarters.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washing
Johnson Kennedy to discuss departmental matters in talk
President Johnson meets Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in Washington for a session described as a discussion of departmental matters. The meeting appears on Johnson's schedule without further details.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Retirement funds swell with $135 billion parked for future
The SEC reports Americans have over 135 billion saved for retirement with private company pension plans holding 70 billion. Government and public funds total 36 billion, while Social Security and other retirement programs figure into the overall sum.
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Washington
UPI
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Louisiana Senate considering ethics and pay bills in session
Lawmaking moves continued as the Senate adjourned and the House planned to meet again after noon. Debates touched on the Code of Ethics Bill, poll commissioner fees rising from 12.50 to 20 per election, and a push by the Louisiana Teachers Association for a 48.8 million pay raise with amendments to keep schools open if local boards cannot fund the new schedule.
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Senate
House
Adcock
Senate Judiciary “C
Peltier
Lawrence Gibbs
Monroe
Louisiana Teachers Association
House Education Committee
LTA
Gibbs
N. B. Hackett
Branton
LP and Light Company cited by Freedoms Foundation
Louisiana Power and Light Company received a Freedoms Foundation certificate at a New Orleans luncheon for its employee magazine’s outstanding achievement in promoting the American way of life in 1963. G. C. Rawls accepted the honor. W. H. Senyard, editor and VP, accepted on behalf of the publication.
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Louisiana Power & Light Company
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
G. C. Rawls
International House
New Orleans
W. H. Senyard
CORE to Picket Wallace at National Press Club
Members of the Congress on Racial Equality planned to picket Alabama Gov. George C Wallace during his speaking appearance before the National Press Club.
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Washington
UPI
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Alabama
George C Wallace
National Press Club
Judge Hamlin Presents Magazine Award to Staff Team
Judge Walter Hamlin of the Louisiana Supreme Court presented the awards. Lee F. McCracklin Jr. is associate editor and EF. W. Bill Tregre is managing editor. The company earned its fourth Foundation award in five years.
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Walter Hamlin
Louisiana Supreme Court
Lee F. McCracklin Jr
EF. W
Bill) Tregre
Foundation
St Joseph Aspirin Wins in JAMA Pain Relief Test
A Journal of the American Medical Association study funded by the U S Government finds St Joseph Aspirin unbeaten in speed and strength among five top pain relievers. It also claims superior stomach gentleness and cost efficiency, with a money back offer from Plough Inc.
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Journal of American Medical Association
St. Joseph
St Joseph Aspirin
Plough, Inc
St. Joseph Aspirin
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Upper
Ohio Valley
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LBJ
RFK
Harvey Peltier Jr
Thibodaux
Charles Deichmann
Deichmann
Jack Fruge
Ville Platte
John J. McKeithen
Philco Refrigerator
Philco
Freezer
Warren's
Warren
Trenton
West Monroe
Lp&l Company
Wallace
Dadron
Ateak
Mens
Dacron
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