No Figures Ready On Integration Of City Schools
66 Negro students applied to attend previously all white Ouachita Parish schools while Monroe figures were delayed with 19 percent of choice forms unreturned. Superintendent Hall said most forms were returned as 81 percent in Monroe remain. Odom noted 95 percent white enrollment versus 66 percent Negro enrollment. desegregation directives shifted from mail to handouts. Caddo Parish reports about 500 Negro students seeking admission to white schools.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Sys
Tem
Milton C. Hall
van Dodom
Odom
Caddo Parish
Errors Confirmed In Korea Election
President Chung Hee Park confirmed irregularities in at least nine of 131 National Assembly districts as student protests surged in Seoul and other cities. Riot police clashed with thousands of students demanding a new vote amid college and high school closures nationwide.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Honolulu
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Yang Dal-sung
Posong
Ernment Party
New Democratic Party
Airman Conville Jr. Completes Medical Specialist Training
Airman Third Class Bobbie J. Conville Jr., son of Mr and Mrs B J Conville Sr of Simsboro, has graduated at Sheppard AFB Texas from the training course for U S Air Force medical specialists. He is an Air Force reservist assigned to Barksdale AFB Louisiana for duty with the Strategic Air Command.
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Wichita Falls, Tex
Bobbie J. Conville Jr
B. J. Conville Sr
Simsboro
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Barksdale Afb
Strategic Air Command
Monroe Resident Works On Plans In Tennessee
James Kenneth Britt of Monroe will work on a comprehensive plan for Jefferson County Tennessee as part of the University of Tennessee Graduate School of Planning summer internship program. He began work Monday for Best Engineering in Knoxville. Britt, a 1966 Northeast Louisiana State College graduate, is pursuing his graduate studies and will start his final year in September. He is married to Daria Dunckelman of Monroe.
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James Kenneth Britt
Monroe
Jefferson County
Tenn
University of Tennessee Graduates School of Planning
Northeast Louisiana State College
Britt
School of Planning
Knoxville
Shouse
Daria Dunckelman
Lou Dunckelman
Spencer Ave
Roosevelt signs National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933
In 1933 President Roosevelt enacted the National Industrial Recovery Act to stimulate the economy. The law aimed to promote industrial growth, regulate business practices, and set fair labor standards during the Great Depression.
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Roosevelt
Wheelus Air Base Might Lose Practice Range
Washington reports that losing Wheelus Air Base in Libya could hinder U.S. fighter readiness in Europe unless a new bombing and rocketry range is found. Cairo Radio cited Libyan requests for U.S. departure amid Arab-Israeli war tensions. no confirmation from U.S. or Libyan officials.
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Washington
Wheelus
Libya
U.S
Europe
Cairo
United States
North Africa
Air Force
Morocco
Spain
Turkey
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Tripoli
Houston firm submits low bid for Texas Tech biology building
A Houston contractor, H A Lott Inc, submitted the apparent low bid of 4 105 348 73 for the Texas Tech University biology building project. The bid was received Thursday in Lubbock.
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Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Houston
Texas Tech
H.A. Lott, Inc
Vineyard china patterns on sale at Courtney Store
Elegant three pattern lines offer a white translucent fine china look with delicate designs in soft tones. Available patterns include Vineyard with green leaf accents, Courtney with a gold and white crest, and Firenze with colorful flowers trimmed in gold.
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Courtney
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