New Methods Up Discovery Of TB
Dr W C Summer chief of the Ouachita Public Health Service announces improved TB detection methods at a TB association meeting. A new heat tester instrument is showcased, enabling twenty five skin tests in two minutes, with discussions on expanded education and school programs across Ouachita parish.
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Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Ouachita Parish
W. C. Summer
Ouachita Public Health Service
Ouachita TB
Ouachta Parish Tuberculosis and Health Association
R. L. Morgan
Fairbanks
Ouachita Tba
J. D. Kelly
PHU Chest Clinic
Dr. Kelly
Public Health Service
Kelly
Music Festival Ends Saturday at Northeast Louisiana State College
Northeast Louisiana State College hosts a Youth Music Festival with 102 participants from area schools. National instructors teach band orchestra choral twirling and cheerleading from August 8 to 16. Ouachita parish is represented by 28 students.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Ouachita Parish
Tax Commission Approves Parish Assessments Here
The Louisiana Tax Commission reviewed Quiachet a parish property assessments prepared by Bert Coverdale and found no complaints this year. The session, held in Coverdale's parish courthouse office, earned praise from Bill Powell and fellow commissioners for orderly handling and consistent owner satisfaction.
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Tax Commission
Louisiana Tax Commission
Quachita Parish
Bert Coverdale
Coverdale
Parish Court House
Bill Powell
Charlie Popora
Gordon Johnson
C. H. McDonald
Frank Husband
More Fights On Liquor Laws Will Begin Sunday Night
Louisiana lawmakers prepare for a sixth week with floor debates on liquor sales. The House and Senate return at 7 p.m. Sunday with several bills under special consideration. Proposals include banning liquor sales outside bars, supermarkets, and drugstores, and establishing penalties for hotels and lodging houses failing to post rates. A Louisiana Milk Commission and price controls for processors are also up for action.
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A. O. Rappelet
Rappelet
Sylvan Friedman
Senate Judiciary Committee
E. W. Gravelet
House
Louisiana Milk Commission
Rodney Burns
United Givers Fund Launches New Campaign
United Givers Fund announces a new fundraising campaign with quota and admissions committee officials meeting 14 member agencies to shape budget requests. Dr. George T. Walker, UGFs president, spoke at a 40 member executive committee meeting at the Frances hotel Thursday night. Co chairs Biedenharn and Marshall. John Rudisill to head public relations. former director Robert Lang art involved.
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United Givers Fund
UGF
George T. Walker
Frances Hotel
B. W. Biedenharn
Ben Marshall
John Rudisill
Exa
Robert S. Langart
Whetstone Joins Monroe Chamber Board
W. E. Whetstone was appointed to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors to fill the unexpired two year term of Bert Root who resigned recently. A former CC president and district manager for Southern Bell Telephone, Whetstone has prior board experience.
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W. E. Whetstone
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Scogin
Chamber
Whetstone
Bert Root
Southern Bell Telephone
Senate Passes Legislation On Television Sets
Washington UPS reports the Senate approved a bill requiring manufacturers to produce 82 channel television sets to give viewers wider program choice. The measure, backed by the Kennedy administration, would let the FCC mandate all sets sold interstate commerce receive 82 channels. Some Republicans warn of higher prices and more government control.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
House
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
Bill aims to boost educational television and station choice
Most owners will have converted to 82 channel receivers. Under the bill educational television is expected to get a big boost. It is designed to eventually give the public a much larger choice of stations.
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Educational Television
Yale Man Opposes JFK Honorary Degree in 1902 Reunion
Eugene H. Lehman, Yale 1902 graduate and Monmouth College president emeritus, asks his class at the New Haven reunion to adopt a resolution regretting President Kennedy receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws from Yale. He says Kennedy is not deserving by his qualifications or service.
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West Long Branch
N.J
Yale
Kennedy
Eugene H. Lehman
Monmouth College
New Haven
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