Righters May Favor Officials and Civic Focus Today
Daily guidance from Carroll Righter notes a good chance to persuade high officials on a project and urges focus on civic matters. The column includes zodiac tips urging strategic meetings and prepared approaches across signs, plus a religious Q and A featuring Billy Graham on Jesus as revolutionary influence.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
Amnesia Victim Found In Florida Calls Baffle Police
Florida police struggle to identify a blond teen found ashore after a long swim on June 4 on a Gulf island. He cannot recall his name or origin, stands 5'11" and 160 pounds, and lives with a retired clergyman as Salvation Army aid covers meals. He is listed as John Doe in police records.
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Key Wiest
Fla
UPD
Isark McCain
McCain
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Salvation Army
John Doe
Edwards Backing LSU Shreveport Faces House Pushback
Governor Edwards reiterates support for four year status for LSU Shreveport Campus as Rep. Risley Triche questions funding and votes. LSUS bill awaits House calendar after Senate passage with required revenue figures debated amid tax hike controversy. House floor leader Jackson plans to steer the measure toward approval despite local opposition from Caddo Parish representatives.
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News - Star Capital Bureau
Baton Rouge
Edwin Sndwards
LSU
Shreveport
House
Joe Cooper
LSU - 8
Risley ‘Pappy” Triche
Napoleonville
LSUS
Triche
Trice
Senate
Edwards
Caddo
Bossier
Walter Bigby
Bossier City
Jesse Deen
Benton
Cooper
Mansfield
Alphonse Jackson
W. C. Shannon
Caddo-Bossier
Forrest Dunn
B. F. O'Neal
Art Sour
James Wilson
Vivian
South
Louisiana
Jackson
Ile
War Resolution Adoption Urged By Presbyterian
Dr. Albert Curry Winn, president of the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, launched a drive for the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly to adopt a resolution condemning the Indochina war. In a speech to the 12th annual assembly, he said the war stems from the military industrial complex and that peace is not a top priority for the church. The address drew applause and protest, including from A C Lively of Stanley Texas whose son serves in the Air Force.
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A. C. Lively
Stanley, Tex
Air Force
Cash Management Bill Advances Amid Agency Exemption Debates
Backers of a central cash management system for Louisiana won House approval 88 to 11 despite failed attempts to exempt several agencies. The bill would require most state revenues to go to the treasury for investment, with exemptions limited to retirement funds, federal-grant–requiring agencies, and self-generated entities like port commissions. The proposal now moves to the Senate.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
House
Sam LeBlanc
New Orleans
Senate
Kevin Reilly
War Speech Sparks Dispute Among Attendees
A layman from Tampa, Myron G. Gibbons, opposed Winn's antiwar stance calling it emotionally overstated while another speaker warned that losing someone on the battlefield might be the best outcome.
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Myron G. Gibbons
Tampa, Fla
Winn
West Monroe Council Reviews Mobile Home Ordinance
The West Monroe City Council discussed the April 23 mobile home ordinance with Quachita Parish attorney Marshall Blackwell urging further study. He argued the rule is vague and potentially unenforceable, while Mayor Hatten favors planning commission input and joint talks with dealers and the commission.
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West Monroe
Quachita Parish
Marshall Blackwell
Blackwell
Knob Hill
W. B
Bert
Hatten
Planning Commission
City Council
Bruce Brooks
Mobile Home
Lazarre’s Point
Prentice Lee Tractor Co., Inc
Scott, Truck and Tractor Co
Porta
Eason Lumber Co
Bill Allen Dodge
Truett Thorn
Grady Rice
Frank and Hoover
James Norris Jr
William Norris III
Frank Jenkins
Claiborne Street
Cypress Street
Ouachita Valley Vocational - Technical School
Soviet Urges UN Session on Israel Arab Lands
Five years ago the Soviet Union pressed an emergency United Nations General Assembly session to pressure Israel to return Arab territory seized in the Six Day War.
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Soviet Union
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
Senate kills bill to merge four education agencies
The Louisiana Senate voted 12 to 5 to kill a bill that would place the T H Harris Scholarship Fund Commission the Commission on Continuing Education the Higher Education Assistance Commission and the Higher Education Facilities Commission under the Coordinating Council for Higher Education. Supporters warned against consolidation while opponents argued the council should not administer programs.
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Adrian DuPlantier
New Orleans
Edgard Mouton
Lafayette
Don Williamson
Vivian
Frederick Eagen
Senate
Sen. B.B. Rayburn
DuPlantier
Council
Empire Building
Soviet Union Suspends Trade Talks With France
Ten years ago the Soviet Union halted tariff negotiations with France after not securing concessions equal to those given to EC members. The move followed France's stance in broader European trade discussions and affected bilateral commerce.
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Soviet Union
France
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