Firemen's Bill Crippled by House Judiciary Action
Baton Rouge officials report a firemen's bill costing Monroe over 31000 yearly was crippled by a House judiciary committee amendment granting municipalities final say on placing an assistant chief on duty. The measure faced opposition from the Louisiana Fire Fighters Association and the AFL-CIO, with a 6-5 vote for a separate civil service vacancy bill.
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Baton Rouge
W. L. Howard
Monroe
House
Judiciary Committee
Jesse Knowles
Lake Charles
Sidney Gray
Louisiana Municipal Association
Mike John Jr
Knowles
Louisiana Fire Fighters’ Association
Louisiana Afl-Cio
Frank Fulco
Shreveport
John
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Howard
Gray
Fire Department
Raymond Oliver
The
Fire Fighters’ Association
Soviets and U S Agree on Joint Satellite Launch
Soviet and American officials report a pact to launch a joint weather satellite as the first outcome of Kennedy Khrushchev space talks. They also anticipate collaboration on measuring Earth's magnetic field and a possible shared communications satellite project. NASA's Hugh Dryden gave cautious comments.
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Soviets
U.S
Geneva
UPS
America
Russia
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Earth
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Anatoli Blagonravov
Four Louisiana graduates join Air Force Academy class
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Four Louisianians were among the 298 graduates at the U S Air Force Academy. The Louisiana graduates were Logan Henry Babin Jr. 21 of Houma William Randall O Rourke Jr 24 of New Orleans Ronald Clinton Tubbs 25 of Bernice and Gerard Thomas Young 21 of New Orleans.
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Colorado — Springs
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Louisiana
Logan Henry Babin Jr
L. H. Babin Sr
Houma
William Randall O'Rourke ,Jr
William R. O'Rourke Sr
New Orleans
Ronald Clinton Tubbs
Beatrice P. Tubbs
Bernice
Gerard Thomas Young
Gerard J. Young
Newsmen Argue Over Segregation in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi two newspaper editors clash over how to preserve segregation Erle Johnston Forest weekly editor argues for cooperation with Negroes while Tom Ethridge Jackson Clarion Ledger columnist warns of Negroes deciding segregation policy Johnston replies that Mississippi communities can pursue progress through harmony and respect across race lines
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Erle Johnston
Forest Weekly
Tom Ethridge
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Johnston
Ethridge
Tom
Forest
Bible School Opens Monday at Memorial Methodist
Memorial Methodist church holds Vacation Bible School from June 11 to 22 directed by Mrs. Glenn Roscoe. Sessions run Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for children from four years old kindergarten through fifth grade, in the educational building at 401 Sherrouse.
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Memorial Methodist Church
Glenn Roscoe
Sherrouse
House OKs sale of public property in area
In Baton Rouge the House passed 89 to 0 a bill letting the Department of Hospitals sell state owned land in East Carroll Parish with proceeds to Greenwell Springs. Legislative moves also include a new State Board of Public Works chairman Rupert R. Scott 62, of Wisner, succeeding the late William Zetzmann. A separate measure passed 73 to 12 requiring a bus owner who inherits a school bus from a driver’s death to buy the bus, with debate over duties and existing loan obligations.
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Baton Rouge
Department of Hospitals
East Carroll Parish
Vail M. Delany
Lake Providence
Greenwell Springs
Rupert R. Scott
State Board of Public Works
Claude Kirkpatrick
Scott
William G. Zetzmann
New Orleans
Board of Public Works
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Womack
Salvador Anzelmo
Anzelmo
Mayor Schiro backs Long and Hebert Boggs in July primary
New Orleans mayor Victor Schiro announced his support for Sen. Russell Long and U.S. Representatives F Edward Hebert and Hale Boggs in the July Democratic primary at a meeting with about 70 business leaders labor figures and allies.
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New Orleans
Victor Schiro
Russell Long
U.S
F. Edward Hebert
Hale Boggs
Schiro
Nugent Rites To Be Held Near Columbia
Funeral rites for Albert Nugent a West Monroe resident will be held at 10 a m Thursday at Felld ship Baptist Church Route 2 Columbia with Rev W M Causey and Rev LaVelle Crain officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery under Riser and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. He was 43 and lived at 1424 Joe Bill street West Monroe. He is survived by his widow Mrs Jesse Nugent three brothers Marvin Nugent Columbia Jesse and Arnold Nugent of Memphis Tenn one sister Mrs Nathan McDaniel West Monroe and his mother.
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Felldship Baptist Church
Brad Nugent
Columbia
Jesse Nugent
West Monroe
Marvin Nugent
Jesse
Arnold Nugent
Memphis
Tenn
Nathan McDaniel
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LMA
George Bowden
Alexandria
C. R. Brownell
Morgan City
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T. C. Brister
Pineville
A. N. Duke Sr
Tallulah
H. H. McCann
Sam Short
Franklin Parish
Nugent
Fog Monroe
Bastrop
Ruston
Winnfield
Joe
D & E Furniture
DeSiard, Monroe
Joe & Bill
Trenton
Kroehler
Ty Swivey Rocke
Foldtin
Cary Mone
Solip Rock
Plass
Oke
Reg Tenn
Mirren
Mitre
Fray
Simmons Hide-a-Beds
DeSiard
FURI
Trenton West
Monro
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