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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
11
Public TV and radio listing explains schedules published as reader service, with station data supplied by stations and color program indicator C. Editor notes featured programs and KWKH Shreveport as example.
Radio listing shows stations KTRY Bastrop KMAR Winnsboro KMLB Monroe with sign on times from 5:45 to 6:30 am, program blocks like Breakfast Club Theatre in the Sky Galaxy and various market, farm and forestry reports, news, music, sports and NBC network programs, ending at 6:30 pm or midnight.
U.N. chief officers observe fatigue as 3405 troops from 12 nations prepare to depart by June 30, Congo’s Independence Day. Across the country Bafulero raids, a North Katanga revolt, Pili pili killings, and curfews mark a perilous edge to post‑colonial turmoil.
A miscellaneous Broadway gossip column notes New York jazz clubs facing closure, owners tired of partners, and a looming sale. It highlights Kim Novak, Debbie Reynolds, Judy Garland, and Sophia Loren tied to film projects, plus Robert Preston and Gregory Peck moves, Rex Harrison vs Charlton Heston wardrobes, and Stepping Fetchit operation details. The piece also covers the Drake Hotel sale to Tisch brothers, Annette Funicello marrying Jack Gilardi, Sophia Loren on spaghetti praise, and Satchmo Armstrong praising comics at venues.
The Monroe Chapter of the League of Women Voters hosts a luncheon at 12:30 pm Saturday at the Lotus Club in Ouachita National Bank Building. Doris Curtis of New Orleans, state board higher education chair, speaks on higher education in Louisiana and legislative action. reservations with Mrs. Manheim or Mrs. Walters. meeting open to all, luncheon optional.
In Summit Mississippi three white free lance writers gathering material for a civil rights article were beaten Monday night COFO spokesman Eugene Ericksen identified the writers as Renee Robert Jonas 29 Andre Martin 29 both from New York City and Louis Asekoff of Boston Mass The incident was reported by COFO as part of ongoing civil rights coverage.
Judge W M Harper fined Milton Hightower 500 dollars plus costs for aggravated battery. Juanita Ward paid 200 dollars and costs for theft involving merchandise valued at 18 dollars. Ruby Gray faced theft by check charges dismissed on court costs. Mary Lee Johnson and Linda Broughton were fined for speeding. Johnson also for reckless driving. Bonds forfeited for multiple defendants on speeding counts. three Reckless driving cases discharged or nolle pressed. Minor violations noted.
Practical tips for animal photography emphasize clean backgrounds, varied angles, and filling the frame for sharp prints. Patience is key to capturing that perfect harmony of animal and setting, with potential winnings of up to 1000 dollars in the Monroe Morning World and News-Star sponsored contest starting June 15 and offering weekly prizes totaling 40 dollars plus a final grand prize.
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