Dictatorship Proposal Sparks Board Debate
Testimony before the Appropriations Committee centers on a plan to restructure power at EVA to place authority under a general manager rather than the board chair. Vogel defends the proposal as amended, while critics say it concentrates control and questions the source of funding.
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Education funding bill clears Senate and House
A legislative action reports an appropriation totaling 31,008,000 approved by the Senate and accepted by the House. The measure aims to support parishes and education departments with earmarked funds and equalization for regional needs, setting the stage for next year’s implementation.
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Governor Kennon vetoes school aid bill in Louisiana budget clash
Governor Kennon announced 170 vetoes after a 30 day fiscal session, faulting House Bill 194 for inadequate funding and inequitable allocations. He warned the plan would delay local school construction, and noted conflicts with salaries, retirement funds, and other essential services in a statewide education effort.
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GM plants halt over UAW strike threat and parts shortage
Walter Reuther warned 325000 GM workers to strike Sunday night unless demands were met. Wildcat walkouts cut parts to GM plants nationwide halting assembly in Detroit Flint and several other cities. GM blamed expired contract and said recalls possible if talks resume this afternoon after a recess.
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Three Year Old Polio Case Ties To Family Vaccination
Ouachita parish health unit records show a three year old boy contracted polio after a family member received the anti polio vaccine. The boy's sister Sheila Evans six took the first shot at Millsaps school. Mr and Mrs Evans were in Alexandria with the boy Friday and have another child Sharon four. Second vaccination round planned to begin here Monday.
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Postal workers seek 10 percent boost amid Senate push
A revised postal pull aims for a 10 percent raise while the administration backs a six percent average increase for federal employees. A bloc of Cannaittes Democrats with some Republicans are pressing to shift toward an eight percent boost they backed for postal workers. A showdown in the House Civil Service committee is expected soon.
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Trucker Reaches 20 Years Without Accident
Chicago driver William Watten completes twenty years on the road with a flawless safety record. Watten, honored by the Vidette Transner Co, emphasizes vigilance and focus while behind the wheel. He lives with his wife Judy and son Woodham in South Bend.
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Japan Tariff Concessions in Washington Talks
Washington frames major economic talks as part of a program to deter Japan from aligning with Communist China. The effort seeks concessions to ease trade frictions while maintaining Western anti-Communist stance.
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Missouri GOP in Open Fight for Party Control
Missouri Republicans wage internal clash over state party control as A. D. Welsh and Estelle Tanner resist moving power to a committee. Perry Compton backs Mattingly plan for a peace move, while national leaders may need to intervene before the 195? presidential campaign.
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Bud) Welsh
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Governor Signs Expanded Health Allocation and School Renovations
The governor signs a new ward for tuberculosis patients funded by a continuation from the first page. The House allocates 0000 for Delgado Central Trades School building renovations and repairs. House 69 approves 190,000 toward a charity operating deficit for the current fiscal year.
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Stance on Soviet Austrian pact amid Yalta talks hints
New York report says the United States weighs Soviet Austrian treaty moves seen as a test of Moscow’s wartime pledges. Dulles eyes talks on free elections in Poland and Eastern Europe as Ambassador Riddleberger returns to brief the secretary.
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