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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

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Paar Takes Up Tractor Issue on TV Nightly Fundraiser

New York reports Jack Paar has turned his NBC Tonight Show into a telethon for the Tractors for Freedom committee since May 31. He has hosted Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter Reuther to bolster the cause while sparring with Clare Boothe Luce and Sen. Barry Goldwater. Goldwater’s 20 minute appearance drew applause as he warned against Communist blackmail. Paar notes Arizona viewers miss the talk due to late night airtime and says he is taking a risk backing an unpopular issue. President Kennedy cited as having a stake in the matter.

Paar Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther Clare Boothe Luce Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Goldwater Kennedy

Willis S Aycock 95 Funeral in Bethel Church

Funeral services for Willis S Aycock 95 longtime Union parish resident will be held at 10 a m Saturday at Bethel Baptist Church near Lillie with Rev W C Smith and Rev H B Yuller Jr officiating Interment will be in the church cemetery Spears Funeral Home Farmerville directs Survivors include his widow five sons including Austin W and Grady W of El Dorado Ark four daughters Cornelia Aycock Carmen Taylor Nolin Wood and Ruby Stewart 18 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren

Farmerville Willis S. Aycock Union Parish Bethel Baptist Church Lillie W. C. Smith Jim Gray H. B. Yuller Jr Mr. Aycock Rocky Springs Baptist Church Lisbon Junction City Church Spears Funeral Home Austin W Grady W el Dorado Ark Simons C Osby S Minor G Cornelia Aycock Carmen Taylor Nolin Wood Houston Tex Ruby Stewart

Verwoerd’s apartheid policy sparks nonwhite worker strikes

Analysis notes Verwoerd’s separate development plan as whites tighten control in South Africa While nonwhite leaders threaten with stay at home strikes that are illegal the May effort did not halt industry but indicated growing tensions and potential for wider disruption The piece contrasts Dutch and English heritage with economic clout and the risk of increased unrest in the republic.

Verwoerd South Mirne National al Party Cooper Apane Congo

Bank alarm mix up ends in mistaken robbery panic

A Somerset Pa bank teller phoned police saying the alarm at Somerset Trust Co. had gone off and the bank was being robbed. Officers rushed to the scene with rifles and shotguns but found no robbers. a vault door was being closed and the alarm left on by mistake.

Somerset, Pa Somerset Trust Co

Hampton Rites Set Tomorrow At Funeral Home

Funeral services for William Jacob Hampton 88 who died Thursday are set for 10 a.m. Saturday in the chapel of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Monroe with the Rev. Leon Ivey of Temple Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Hampton a retired blacksmith for Louisville Cooperage Company, resided in Monroe 46 years and is survived by four sons Oscar Arthur and Hubert Hampton of Monroe Norris Hampton of Jonesboro two daughters Mrs Dell Spell Monroe and Mrs H C Ravencraft New Orleans one sister Mrs George Jones Clarksville Tenn 17 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.

William’ Jacoh Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Man Leon Ivey Temple Baptist Church Hixson’s Memorial Park Hampton Louisville Cooperage Company Monroe Oscar Arthur Hubert Hampton Norris Hampton Jonesboro Dell Spell H. C. Ravencraft New Orleans George Jones Clarksville Tenn

Orleans schools begin summer vacation amid historic desegregation

In New Orleans four schools start break as the city’s desegregation effort continues. Four six year old girls, Tessie Leona Gail and Ruby, advance to the second grade after months of protest and boycott by about 1,000 white students at McDonogh and William Frantz schools.

New Orleans UPI Armet Breeth aCana Tessie Leona Gail Ruby McDonagh William Frantz

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Roddy Seekins Springfield Seekins Roddy Earl Seekins Fred Danzig New York Jack Paar Fred W. Friendly Irving Gitlin Tractors For Freedom Hendrik Verwoerd Republic of South Africa Aresent Republic Norge Vot Ayr Jackson OF Womens Coats Funeral Home Orleans Arrow Dacron Mens Shop
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