Lucille Ball Wins TV Emmy Award
Hollywood AP reports Lucille Ball won her first Emmy in 12 years at the 19th annual Television Academy awards as The Monkees won the outstanding comedy series. Don Knotts repeated his Emmy win as Barney Fife on The Andy Griffith Show, and CBS topped with 17 total Emmys followed by ABC and NBC.
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Hollywood
Don Knotts
Lucille Ball
Television Academy
NBC
Los Angeles
New York
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Andy Williams
Mission
Barbara Bain
Martin Landau
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Robert Culp
Barney Fife
Andy Griffith
Knotts
Frances Bavier
Bea
Desi Arnaz Jr
Lucy
Caesar
Howard Morris
Reiner
Athens
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Geraldine Page
ABC Stage 67
Don Adams
Get Smart
Eli Wallach
Agnes Moorhead
Night of
Monroe Negro Faces Three Charges Here
An 18 year old Larry Ward of 603 Atkinson St Monroe is jailed on aggravated assault discharging firearms within the city limits and aggravated battery after a shooting at Savoy Pool Hall at 10th and De Siard. Police said a man fired and hit Newman with an iron bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ward
Atkinson St
Monroe
Savoy Pool Hall
10Th
DeSiard
Ward
James C. Kelly Jr
Eugene Newman
Ford St
Newman
Carol Lynn Hoffman
Regiser St
New Orleans
Louis D. Carmier
Joseph R. Lester
Louisiana Training Institute
Jimmy Williams
Wilson St
Williams
Theodore R. Ray, Jr
New Natchitoches
West Monroe
Ray
Outstanding Member to be Named at Ouachita Parish Meet
The Businessmen of Ouachita Parish will name its outstanding member at the annual Ladies Night at the Paragon Club. The 7 p.m. social hour precedes an 8 p.m. banquet. Principal speaker Joe David Cascio announces James W. Moore will receive the honor.
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Ouachita Parish
Paragon Club
Joe David Cascio
James W. Moore
Louisiana Highway Board
First Penal Institute in Iowa Still Operating Since 1839
The first penal institute in Iowa, founded in 1839, remains in operation today. It marks a long continuity of state punishment facilities and reflects early state care for confinement.
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Iowa
Riots in Roxbury Endanger Boston Police and Residents
Three nights of violence in Roxbury left over 70 injured and more than 60 arrested as rocks and arson damaged Blue Hill Avenue. Police and fire crews faced sniper fire and crowded patrols as authorities consider declaring the area a disaster to unlock federal aid for business recovery.
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Boston
Roxbury
John A. Volpe
Royal Bolling
Michael E. Haynes
Franklin W. Holgate
Blue Hill Avenue
John T. Jones
City Hospital
William A. Bradley
Grove Hall
Sister Of Noe Dies Funeral Set Wednesday
Arminda Greer 85, of Louisville Kentucky and 1204 Fairview Drive Monroe died after a long illness. She was sister of James A Noe Sr. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Hardy Funeral Home chapel Shively with burial in Evans Landing Indiana family plot.
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Arminda Greer
Louisville
James A. Noe
Fairview Dr
Monroe
Hardy Funeral Home
Shively
Evans Landing
Indiana
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Miss Ball
Adams
TV Emmy
Carl Reiner
Sid Caesar
Dick van Dyke
Fielder Cook
Brigadoon
Mel Brooks
Sam Denoff
Bill Persky
Mel Tolkin
Sid Caeser
Imogene Coca
Buck Henry
Leonard Stern
Noe
Charles Witty
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Madison Ave. N
Monroe, LA
Rayette
Bath
Alka Seltzer
Elizabeth Langford
Earl Tarver
Letter Service Bureau
Taaka
Sazerac
Saterac
Taaka Vocka
Tanka
Orleans
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