Snapshot Contest Tips for Teens and Adults in 1964
The News-Star and Morning World announce the 1964 National Snapshot Awards open June 15 and run through the week of August 3 with a first deadline at noon June 19. They urge informal portraits of teens and adults in varied activities and provide practical guidance on achieving sharp action with both box and adjustable cameras.
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Schenectady
David Waddington
Schenectady Gazette
News-Star
Morning World
Bookmobile Schedule Released for Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Public Library bookmobile announces a Wednesday route covering Woodlawn and Ward Three with stops from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on June 24 July 8 22 and August 5 19 including Brown's and Bamburg Groceries W. P. McCain Mount Vernon Baptist Church Woodlawn School and numerous Arrant Caples Marion Sims and Winnsboro Road stops with a 2 30 p.m. headquarters return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
W. P. McCain
Fenner Road
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Woodlawn School
Arrant
Albert Kilpatrick
Arrant Road
Ray Brady
Joe G. Pepper
Jonesboro
Four Way Grocery
Pleasant Hill
Marion Sims Road
Jack Douglas
A. R. Simms
Marion Simms Road
M. L. Beard
Marion Simms
Caples Road
Billy Fuller
C. A. Hollingsworth
Dock's Grocery
Bernbet Farm
Anna Meyer
J. H. Hale
Winnsboro Road
Moore Road
Delton
REA Measure Passes Test In Committee
The Louisiana House Judiciary B Committee approved a bill by Rep. Lantz Womack to place the REA under the Public Service Commission. The move faces opposition from REA representatives who backed three Nord Stinson co op bills that would limit regulation. Testimony spanned over three hours as supporters argued or opposed shifts in oversight and potential rate impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
REA
Public Service Commission
House
Judiciary
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Womack
Senate
Nord Stinson
Bossier Parish
Commission
Stinson
Theo Cangelosi
LSU Board of Supervisors
Cangelosi
House Chamber
Louisiana
Risley Triche
Napoleonville
W. M. Shaw
W. L
Jack) Howard
Monroe
Bill Shaw
Shaw
Joint Legislative Committee
W. M. Rainach
Louisiana Municipal Association
Howard
James Harper
Caddo Parish
Shreveport
Legislature Passes Land Exchange Bill For Lake Bruin
BATON ROUGE House approves a land exchange bill to secure a united tract at Lake Bruin, sponsored by Rep. S. S. De Witt of Tensas Parish. Senate also backs a measure allowing Wildlife Commission members to seek reappointment, with sponsors Sen. George Lee and others. Bills on property liability to sportsmen and road improvements pass, amid debates over REA and cooperative regulation. An audit flags alleged state act violations by former Caldwell Parish Sheriff G. E. Buddy Erskine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Lake Bruin
S. S. de Witt
Tensas Parish
Ray Whatley
The
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Senate
Commission
George Lee
Alexandria
Caldwell Parish
G. E
Buddy) Erskine
J. B. Lancaster
Erskine
Johnson Eisenhower clash over federal role in government
Johnson and Eisenhower differed on the scope of federal power. Eisenhower warned against drift toward Washington power while Johnson said federal government does not threaten liberty and can liberate individuals. In Louisiana, Concordia Parish tax bill advances 100 cents per acre for fire protection. House passes bills for junior colleges in multiple regions and a Ft Hill study, plus two Shreveport area colleges for White and Negro students and a new one in Evangeline Parish.
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Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Washington, D.C
Washington
States
Baton Rouge
Concordia- Tensas-Catahoula
David Patten
Jonesville
Ft. Hill
Harrisonburg
Fred Schiele
Vidalia
State Board of Education
Shreveport
LSU
Southern University
Evangeline Parish
May Permit Totals Cited in West Monroe
Thirteen building permits were issued in West Monroe in May, the most active month this year, with a total value of 168,650 dollars. The highest valued item is a 37,000 dollar addition at West Monroe High School for a 40 by 86 foot band and music room. Permits include eight new brick veneer residences, a new frame residence, a metal commercial building, and several additions to residences, with specific applicants and addresses listed among the May totals.
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West Monroe
C. E. Frost
West Monroe High School
Lessie Ramsey
Orange
W. H. Steen
3Rd St
E. J. Miller
Cypress
Firestone
Wade L. Fincher
Hicks
Robert A. Gentry
Copely
Texas appoints second Negro to UT faculty
In Austin the University of Texas named Cora Eiland Hicks, a graduate student, to a full time teaching assistantship in English starting in September. She becomes the institution's second Black faculty member, joining Dr. Ervin Perry, an assistant professor of civil engineering, as the first two Negro faculty. Hicks will continue work on her doctoral dissertation in English Renaissance.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Cora Eiland Hicks
Ervin Perry
Hicks
Local Property Wording Involving Several Stakeholders
The notice lists sums tied to individuals and addresses: Dale is connected with 16 thousand dollars, Billy L. Fleming at 107 Sunset with 18.5 thousand dollars, and P. G. Zuber at 2008 N. 8th St. with 12 thousand dollars.
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C. W. Whetstone
John L. Tharpe
A. C. Whiffler
New Light Baptist Church
Prairie Road
Joe Deats
Duchesne Grocery
R. E. Moody
L. E. McDaniel
Dr. Caldwell
News-Star Legislative Bureau
Wild Life
Ers
Sens
Spencer Myrick
Oak Grove
Charles Brown
Tallulah
Howard J. Jones
St. Joseph
Jesse Knowles
Lake Charles
Ing
Lke
Associated Press
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Concordia Parish
Edgar Lancaster
Uachita N. HO. Il B. Ank Cac
Hahn
Texas
Caladiums
Hotel Frances
Stan Bagwell
Mel Duvall
Finance Thrift
Chrysler
Newport
cHevsion Division
Chrysle Motors Corporati
Chrysler Theatre
Nbc-Tv
Hatten Motors Inc
North Second ST
Monroe, LA
Tensas Motor & Supply, Inc
Plank Road
ST. Joseph, LA
R. A. Rentz
Sparrow Lake Providence, LA
John Snyder
Posey Motors
Columbia, LA