Rogers Funeral Rites Saturday At Funeral Home
Funeral rites will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday for Robert Rogers Sr. 75 who died Thursday in a local hospital. Services will be in the chapel of Peters Funeral Home Monroe with Rev. Pippen officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survivors include wife and children, siblings and grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Robert Rogers Sr
Peters Funeral Home
Monroe
Pippen
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Bastrop
Gertrude Byers
Robert Rogers
Clyde Reneau
Swartz
Louis Speirs
Borger
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Lonnie Rogers
Sterlington
Davidson Rogers
Bonita
R. Love
L. David Turner
Randolph Jolley
Billy Hinton
Fank Fontana
Renee Booth
Walter Horton Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow
Walter Clarence Horton age 47 of Monroe will be laid to rest after funeral services at 2 p m Saturday at College Place Baptist Church. Rev. Glenn Pippin and Rev. Lea Joyner officiate. burial at Memorial Park cemetery with Hixson Brothers Funeral Home directing. Horton died Thursday after a short illness. He was a native of Bossier City and a salesman for Ouachita Gravel Co. Survived by his widow Dorothy McGee Horton. three sons Walter Clarence Horton Jr Burrell McGee Horton and Robert Louise Horton all of Monroe. two sisters L E Fuller Welch and F J Shook Grand Prairie Texas. two brothers Cecil and Charlie Horton, both of Monroe. Pallbearers named.
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Walter Clarence Horton
Diane Street
Monroe
Glenn Pippin
Lea Joyner
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Horton
Bossier City
Ouachita Gravel Company
Dorothy McGee Horton
Walter Clarence Horton, Jr
Burrell McGee Horton
Robert Louise Horton
L. E. Fuller
Welch
F. J. Shook
Grand Prairie Texas
Cecil and
Charlie Horton
Five Attend Summer Camp At Corney Lake
J. A. Cobb of Monroe joins five area students from Louisiana Tech at a summer forestry camp on Corney Lake near Bernice. Other participants include E. R. Lee of Tallulah D. W. Melton of Jonesboro J. J. Talley of Newellton C. V. Thompson of Bernice and J. E. Weston of Sicily Island.
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D. W. Melton
Jonesboro
J. J. Talley
Newellton
C. V. Thompson
J. E. Weston
Sicily Island
Flight Engineers Debate Strike Call
President Kennedy urged Flight Engineers International Association to accept arbitration on jet crew job claims as union members debated a possible walkout against Pan American Eastern and Trans World Airlines. Kennedy warned a strike would harm the economy and pressed for a peaceful settlement through a three man arbitration panel. A TWA branch official said no strike likely before Saturday morning while union leaders prepared statements. Kennedy signaled possible government action if talks collapse, and questioned emergent legislation to seize and operate struck lines.
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Charge Homicide Filed Against Auto Salesman in Fatal Crash
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David T. Eith
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Fitch
Fith
Tulane Medical School
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Touro Infirmary
Alexandria
Letter Of War Victim Is Revealed
Nashua New Hampshire Army Staff Sgt Robert L Gardner 39 identified as the fourth U S serviceman killed in combat in Viet Nam wrote last week that this is a lonely hot dirty and filthy war over here In a letter to Frank Stawasz chairman of the Nashua High School class of 1941 Gardner said its a life and death struggle against communism poverty and ignorance But we will win it as we will give our lives if we have to for the struggle Gardner s parents live in a Nashua housing development for elderly persons The father is a retired carpenter and business agent for the Carpenter s Union Gardner served with the Second armored Division in World War II and with a combat unit in the Korean War He would have completed 20 years of active service this year and planned to retire The Pentagon announced that Gardner was killed in a skirmish near the Laotian border about 360 miles north of Saigon where U S Army Special Forces units are training Vietnames e troops to defend jungle villages against Viet Cong guerrillas
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N.H
Army
Robert L. Gardner
U.S
Viet Nam
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Gardner
Pentagon
Saigon
U.S. Army
Vote Inspection In Four Parishes Sought By Bobby
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy asked the 5th U S Circuit Court to allow FBI access to vote registration records in four northwest Louisiana parishes Bossier Webster De Soto and Caddo The DOJ sought to overturn a judge order delaying inspections until after the September 1 runoff and to lift a time limit restricting access to records since April 1961 A hearing is scheduled for June 25 in New Orleans
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Robert F. Kennedy
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FBI
Justice Department
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Webster
DeSoto
Caddo
Appeals Court
Kennedy urges GOP votes for his major proposals
President Kennedy praised his Democratic majority while urging Republicans to set party labels aside and support key measures. He cited past bipartisan stances with Eisenhower on debt limits and aid to Poland and Yugoslavia, urged arousing airline labor disputes to arbitration, and pressed for a farm bill linking production controls with price supports. He warned against political old positions and urged focusing on real national problems.
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Sophomore Jailed For Bank Holdup In Mississippi
Senatoria Mississippi bank robbery ends with 8245 dollars taken by a 14-year-old sophomore. The youth calmly hid the pillow case and pistol, confessed weeks of planning, and was later captured after fleeing in a car he stole while the vehicle’s owner briefly left the cafe. All but 10 cents was recovered.
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Showdown at Riverside Tests Plymouth Against Chevy Ford
The moment of truth for Chevrolet, Ford, and Plymouth arrives as the U S Testing Co. judges a standard V-8 showdown among Chevrolet Impala Ford Galaxie 500 and Plymouth Fury. Official results show Plymouth winning eight of ten events and claim the Greatest Plymouth Ever Built is at your dealer now with full Showdown details.
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