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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
10
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West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said a possible meeting with Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin could occur late summer or early fall after the Geneva Big Four summit. He noted talks may be held in Moscow or another city and emphasized reunification must not come in exchange for neutralizing West Germany.
A minister seeks guidance on parenting and spiritual influence within his family. The response urges dedicated, present, loving attention to wife and children, heartfelt conversation, and daily prayer for guidance to model a Christlike life at home, complemented by recognizing different paths to converts.
Shreveport men Joseph Washington and James Bush, both 24 and 32, were held for the death penalty in the murder of Claude F. Bryant, a 67 year old city custodian, killed Feb 12 last year as he returned home on a dark street. A Caddo district court trial began after a jury was selected under haste when jurors ran out during the first day.
The Alabama House Agriculture Committee opens to consider two bills to curb out-of-state milk. One bill, backed by Agriculture Commissioner A W Todd, would let the commissioner regulate imports during peak production months. A substitute by Rep James Pali seeks to keep Milk Control Board and Health Department powers, with Farm Bureau backing.
A feature notes the robin is widely loved across the United States and Canada. It tracks its rise from shy forest dweller to backyard resident, its red breast in adults and spotted chest in juveniles, and suggests a cereal-box craft project to display a standing robin crafted from a cutout.
Civil defense training emphasized civilian roles in the guard and observer corps to American Legion Auxiliary members in Lake Providence. Speakers included Clay Johnson state field representative for District PF Captain Weissmann of the Shreveport center and Dr Carl Kelty newly appointed director.
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