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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
17
The safety agency states that high powered cars should not be driven by drunks. No link to Detroit or tail bar lines is suggested. the remark targets unsafe driving by intoxicated operators and calls for responsible vehicle use.
Dist Atty Jim Garrison said the question of irregularities in Public Administrator William P Hagertys office will likely be presented to the grand jury He arranged a meeting with state supervisor of public funds J B Lancaster whose audit covered Aug 1 1960 to July 31 1963 and criticized more than a dozen Hagerty office transactions
Quachita Parish Deputy Sheriff Carl Gregory will address the Monroe Rotary Club at noon Thursday at the Virginia Hotel. Gregory, head of the K 9 squad, will demonstrate how a highly trained police dog aids police work.
Howard J. Hunter longtime supervisor of furnace carbon production at Columbian Carbon Company Franklin retires after 44 years. Dan Glaxner channel carbon production superintendent leaves after 43 years, with Texas panhandle work in later career. Promotions: Richard H. Jones to assistant general manager of carbon black and A. L. Wempe to superintendent of production. Leon M. Fife promoted to superintendent of quality control. Hunter began in 1920 at Perryville gasoline plant and moved to furnace carbon roles.
In Winnsboro, Judge Harry N. Anders sentenced Clyde Hendry, 40, to three years for attempted murder arising from a May 5 attack on Joe Hooper. Robert Conery, 18, of Little Rock, Ark., received six years for auto theft after probation in a burglary case. Billie R. Hopson, 26, of Pineville, was given two years for forgery after a prior guilty plea.
United Press International reports market notes from New Orleans on late markets with USDA commodities prices for mustard, shalots, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, and onions. Cotton futures were inactive with prices at 11 a.m. showing unchanged to 50 cents per bale lower in the nearby session.
Chicago AP says hogs 6,500 and cattle 10,500. Butchers steady to firm with 190-230 lb hogs 16.25-17.00, 325-400 lb sows 13.50-14.00. Slaughter steers rise to 25 higher. prime 1,232 lb at 22.75, 1,100 lb heifers 21.00. Dow Jones noon: Industrials 807.71, rails 203.07, utilities 140.74, stocks 286.50. 1,920,000 shares traded.
Monroe Chamber of Commerce sports committee announced a special golf movie program featuring three tourney films highlighted by a hole in one. The event starts at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday June 23 at Julia Wossman Recreation Center on Westminster Avenue.
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