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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

12

Jim McLean Dies In Baton Rouge

James Vernon McLean 51 veteran Baton Rouge AP correspondent died after a massive coronary at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. A fixture at the capitol press room, he led the Baton Rouge bureau since 1948 and covered Louisiana politics for 18 years. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday at Rabenhorst chapel, burial in Denham Springs Cemetery.

Baton Rouge, la James Vernon McLean Baton Rouge The Associated Press Louisiana McLean Our Lady of the Lake Hospital Big Jim Capitol Building New Orleans Rabenhorst Funeral Home Denham Springs

Polaris sub George Washington Carver commissioned

New Polaris submarine George Washington Carver will be commissioned in Newport News Virginia on Wednesday. Named after the renowned agricultural chemist, the Carver becomes the 37th Polaris vessel to join the fleet.

Newport News George Washington Carver Carver

Bills Extending Welfare Service Approved in Louisiana

Governor John McKeithen signed two welfare bills into law to extend medical services under Title 19 of the Social Security Act. Act 9 expands medical vendor payments to aid for the blind, disability, and dependent children alongside old age assistance, benefiting about 130,000 more people.

John McKeithen Edward Mouton Lafayette U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Department of Public Welfare Department

Negro minister named pastor at Bells Methodist church

The Rev. Harold G. Johnson, a Negro, is appointed pastor of the all white Bells Methodist church in Camp Springs Maryland. Bishop John Wesley Lord of the Washington area made the appointment. Johnson will be assisted by white associate Rev. John C. Hoffman who was ordained in Washington Sunday.

Washington Harold G. Johnson Bells Methodist Church Camp Springs John Wesley Lord Methodist Church Mr. Johnson John C. Hoffman

Louisiana Tops States in Obligating Federal Funds

Louisiana Governor John McKeithen defends state progress on interstate funding, noting Louisiana ranks among the top states in obligating federal funds for construction. He cites delays due to lagging federal allocations and highlights costs of urban interstate projects as the state presses for more federal support.

Louisiana News-Star Legislative Bureau Baton Rouge John McKeithen Washington Department of Highways Highway Department Bonne Carre Atchafalaya Swamp Bonne Carre Spillway Atchafalaya

Bill Freezing School Limits Is Introduced

A late introduced Senate bill by Sen. Jamar Adcock of Monroe would freeze school tax boundaries between the City of Monroe and Ouachita Parish School Systems. The measure, filed after the deadline, drew opposition from Sen. George Tessier of New Orleans and support from Sen. Charles Brown of Tallulah who linked it to a 43 man reapportionment plan. Brown pressed Adcock for assurances as to passage, while Adcock claimed the move would help resolve a political problem.

Adcock Monroe City J. C. Gilbert Sicily Island Senate Monroe Morning World George Snellings Morning World Ouachita Parish Monroe Snellings News-Star Legislative Bureau Baton Rouge Jamar Adcock Parish School Board George Tessier New Orleans Tessier Charles Brown Tallulah Brown Louisiana Sen Harold Montgomery Dayline

Glue Bill Bans Sale To Minors

Louisiana lawmakers approve a model airplane glue ban with a 94 to 4 vote. The measure prohibits selling glue to anyone under 21 and bans sniffing. Only Rep Larry Parker opposed, calling the law unnecessary and likening it to onerous parental supervision.

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