Two Bastrop Mills Struck By Unions
A 10-mill strike in International Paper Co. Southern Kraft Division idles about 13 000 workers with 2000 at Bastrop two plants. Negotiations recessed with no date set for resumption. Mobile Alabama plant employs 3000. Mediation chair Leland Dean says meetings recessed until further call by parties or mediators. Major issue is retirement program. Union negotiator Godfrey Ruddick says standby 24 hours. Unions: United Paper Makers and Paperworkers, International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Other mills idled include Panama City Florida Natchez Moss Point Mississippi Georgetown South Carolina Springhill Camden Pine Bluff Arkansas.
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Pulp and Paper
Southern Kraft Division
International Paper Co
Bastrop
Southern Kraft
Godfrey Ruddick
Monroe
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Panama City
Fla
Natchez
Moss Point
Miss
Georgetown
8. C
Springhill
Camden
Pine Bluff
Ark
Search Off For Relatives Of Jonesville Mayor
Utah and Colorado officials called off the search for a missing plane bound for Farmington New Mexico after search planes covered Southern Utah and parts of Colorado without a clue. The craft carried J F Jeansonne his wife and their 16 year old daughter Suzanne from Hobbs New Mexico. the daughter is the Jonesville Louisiana mayor’s relative. One of the search planes participating in the hunt was later found crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City, Utah
UPI
Utah
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Farmington
New Mexico
J. F. Jeansonne
Hobbs
N. Mex
Jonesville
G. D Rabin
Suzanne
More Jackson Marches Planned by MFDP Leaders
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party plans further marches on the state Capitol after being joined by civil rights leaders John Lewis of SNCC and Charles Evers of the NAACP. A Morning Star Baptist Church rally followed Monday's protests where 472 demonstrators were arrested during a push to map strategy for a special legislative session on voting law revisions.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Freedom Democrats
MFDP
Morning Star Baptist Church
John Lewis
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
First Canoe Camp At Moon Lake By Twin Cities YMCA
Seven boys took part in the first Canoe Camp of the Twin Cities YMCA season on Moon Lake. They fished hiked swam and canoed along the Ouachita River and nearby lakes. Participants included Glenn Martin Tommy Bailey Jeff Spooner Richard Brown Paul Albright Paul Havard and Ronald Mullican. A second trip is set for June 25-27 with a few openings for fifth and sixth graders and a third trip for older boys on July 9-11 is already full.
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Moon Lake
Twin Cities
Y.M.C
Ouachita River
Glenn Martin
Tommy Bailey
Jeff Spooner
Richard Brown
Paul Albright
Paul Havard
Ronald Mullican
Ouachita Parish Jury probes weather program donations
Ouachita Parish Police Jury deals with questioned donations including a $1000 gift to Northeast Louisiana Water Resources Corp and a $1200 annual grant to Monroe Civil Air Patrol. The panel considers weather modification ties and later votes on liquor election timing, wage scales for public works, library use, and deer hunting policy. Also moves to study federal surplus food distribution and writes to Vice President Humphrey about youth work.
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Jury Conservation Committee
W. O. Roberts
Ward 7
Ward
Roberts
George Russell Coats
George G. Johnson
Mae Lucky
Asst. Dist. Atty
Robert Kostelka
Curtis Joiner
Davis-Bacon Division
Department of Labor
Carver
Ouachita Parish
10Th and
Adams
Bernie van
Van
Arlan Rawls
Robert Downing Ward
John Wilhite
Leland Carpenter
Joiner
M. W. Montgomery
C. W. Whetstone
Bertha Kincaid
J. D. Jackson
L. W. Coon
J. H. Bown
John Ensminger
Humphries
van, Carter
Leslie Hamm
Downing
A. E. Montgomery Jr
Jesse Wilson
Fred Huenefeld Jr
Citizens Committee
Kincaid
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Wilhite
Jackson
Bentz & Elmore
Lamy Lane
Broadmoor Street
Camellia Street
Lakeshore Drive
Fink
City Board News Summary of Wards and Projects
The board reviewed street additions at New Natchitoches Road and Jewel Street and studied a traffic light. It granted tentative approval for a Ward 10 subdivision and approved road works in Wards 5 6 and 10. It closed 200 feet on a dead end in Ward 1 and renewed leases at the West Monroe Agriculture Building. It approved a non profit Calhoun Water System franchise and relocated Ward 5 Precinct 1 polling to the West Monroe Public Library branch.
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West Monroe Agriculture
Calhoun Water System
West Monroe
Old City Hall
The
Public Library
Open House At Shell Advertising Agency Office Expansion
Shell Advertising Agency hosted an open house Monday at its redecorated 1925 North Sixth Street offices. Civic and business leaders, plus news and advertising media reps, were hosted by owner Garland Shell as the firm unveiled a new conference room, offices, library, file rooms and storage areas in its 16th year.
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Shell Advertising Agency
North Sixth Street
Garland Shell
Shell
Dean Of Radio Newsmen Dies At 86 In New York
Hans Von Kaltenborn, famed dean of radio commentators, died Monday in New York at age 86 after a heart attack. Known for rapid bulletin reads and clipped dignified analysis, he shaped 1930s coverage of Roosevelt policies. The longtime CBS and NBC commentator was celebrated for his crisp delivery and deep understanding of foreign and domestic affairs.
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New York
Hl.v. Kaltenborn
Fairbanks
Alaska
Kaltenborn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hans von Kaltenhorn
Kaltenborn Pioneered On Air News Analyses In 1922
Kaltenborn helped shape radio journalism by introducing on air news analyses in 1922, establishing a new format that combined reporting with interpretive commentary and setting a standard for broadcast news coverage.
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Kaltenborn
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Janice Shepard
Orleans
France
American Red Cross Center
U.S
Red Cross
Volunteers
French Red Cross
Paul Breton
Loiret
U.S. Army
Miss Shepard
H. M. Butler
Mobile
Ala
U. S. Mediation
Leland Dean
Rice, Inc
Adams, N.Y
D. A
Herbert I. Collier
National Association of County Officials
San Diego
Calif
News-Star World
Robert Berry
Walnut
K-9 Training Academy, Inc
Northwest Ave
el Dorado
Arkansas
Rin Tin Tin
Hollywood
For
Phone Union
Delta
Bath
I Empor
Natchitoches Road
Jewel Street
H. V. Kaltenborn
Gale Carter
Mer Rouge
New Orleans
Sie Motor Hotel
Canal Street
Claiborne
Irge
General Electric Clock
DeSford
NEW Loan & Finance Company
Lowstone
Men Degret
C Reyden
Neady
Firat Finance
Finsy
Finance Thrift
Tase
Ee Meu
Ky Tan
Louisiana
Finance & Thrift
Stan Bagwell
Mel Duvall
Hotel Frances
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