SCS Challenges St. Helena Ruling
Save Our Schools Inc filed a brief in the St. Helena parish school segregation case arguing the state need not provide public education but if it does it must be universal. It says abandoning public schools does not violate the 14th amendment but local option closures would deny rights, and that closing by county or parish basis is unconstitutional under equal protection.
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New Orleans
UPI
Save Our Schools, Inc
St. Helena Parish
Passman Pushes Flood Control Budget for Lower Mississippi
Congressman Otto Passman on the House Appropriations Subcommittee urged approval of full flood control and water resources funding for the lower Mississippi Valley for the new fiscal year. Highlights include about 72 million for river projects, 1.325 million for Tensas Basin work, and 32 million for the Ouachita Lake Providence effort. A Washington visit by Ouachita Valley delegates is planned for June 13.
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
House Appropriations Committee
Subcommittee
Forublic Works Appropriations
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Tensas Basin
Boeuf
Tensas
Macon
Lafourche
Big
Colewa
Passman
Ouachita River
Red River
Lousiana
Camden
Ark
Louisiana
Ouachita
Congressman Passman
Lake Providence
Chief of Army Engineers
Ouachita River Valley Association
House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee
H. K. Thatcher
Ed J. Seymour
Monroe
Tensas Basin Levee
Shooting at Monroe home leaves two men hurt
A 44 year old Monroe man and a woman are injured and jailed after a Tuesday shooting at 1810 Texas Avenue. Willie Rankins is in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the right arm chest and back. Pearlie Mathis is in Monroe City Jail charged with aggravated battery and use of a weapon as investigators probe the incident. Rankins says a tussle over a gun led to the shot while the woman claims Rankins tried to break in. Police continue the investigation.
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Monroe
Monroe City
Texas Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Willie Rankins
South 20Th Street
Pearlie Mathis
Rankins
Demo Judges Race Saturday
Two Democratic candidates for district judge will test their strength at the polls Saturday. If no other candidates enter the general election, the Democrat may win automatically. Republican and independent hopefuls have 20 days to qualify for the July 11 general race. Democratic contenders are Dist. Atty. Albin P. Lassiter of Monroe and Judge Mack Barbarh of Bastrop.
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Dist. Atty
Albin P. Lassiter
Monroe
Mack Barbarh
Bastrop
Ex Con Graduates From Bible School to Aid Youths
Ronald L. Hartman, 30, of Lancaster, who once served time for robbery, graduated from the Lancaster School of Bible Study. He plans a basement gym in Vintage for a Christian Health Club to help boys and men pursue physical and spiritual fitness and steer away from crime.
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Lancaster
Ronald L. Hartman
Second Corinthians
Hartman
Lancaster School of Bible Study
Ronald Hartman
Christ
Vintage
Christian Health Club
80 Reds Killed In Viet Nam Clashes
In Saigon the government reported more than 80 Communist guerrillas killed in three clashes with South Viet Nam forces over the weekend. Western sources corroborate the Communist losses. government losses remain uncertain, with civilian deaths noted on the government side.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Church plans and future ministry thoughts quoted
A speaker discusses finding purpose in Christ through daily life. He says he does not plan ordained ministry now but would start a church if opportunities arise in the area. He emphasizes serving the community as a path to glory.
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