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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
16
A bustling clip of scandal and show business notes spans LBJ and Lindsay era New York. Mentions Morgenthau reappointment, street protest imagery, Randy Paar and Kennedy aides, and entertainment headlines from Dali to Kazan and Hepburn’s son.
New York reports the British Royal Ballet's Paradise Lost draws mixed reactions during the 14 city U.S. tour with Dame Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev in lead roles. Fonteyn defends the abstract piece while audiences vary in response.
Louisiana Supreme Court releases list of decisions with remands for new trials and dismissals. Notable actions include remands for new trial in State v Williams Skinner, affirmations in several cases, and writs granted or refused across multiple parishes including East Baton Rouge and Orleans.
Lexington, Kentucky AP report says four squirrels monkeys at the University of Kentucky Aeronautical Laboratory favor remaining on Earth under moon gravity tests. Dr K O Lange notes one resists, one paces as gravity shifts, another hesitates mid way, and the fourth delays until lunar pull. The study supports NASA involvement.
Two Bastrop residents Henry Gruder and Leola Gruder were arrested and charged with illegal possession of untaxed whiskey and distilling equipment by the Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Department. The raid occurred near the temporary Morehouse Parish Courthouse after a three month investigation by local and Treasury officials.
Dr. Leonard Reiffel notes 1966 saw 20 radiological exposures in the United States with seven reportable incidents. Only eight of 43 lost nuclear pieces involved well logging and three recovered. most losses posed no public hazard. He cites strict AEC controls and a rule of thumb that fatalities require hundreds of REM units.
The Rt. Rev. Girault M. Jones, 62, Episcopal bishop of Louisiana, was installed as the 16th chancellor of the University of the South at Sewanee. He succeeds Rt. Rev. Charles C. J. Carpenter who served since 1961. Also named were five new regents including George M. Snelling Jr. of Monroe, Louisiana, to fill a four year term.
In 1933 a pioneering motion picture drive-in theater debuted in Camden New Jersey as the first of its kind, marking a milestone in cinema history.
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