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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
21
The page lists TV programs for the day including Money Maze Mickey Mouse Club Star Trek News Weather Beverly Hills 90210 The Rockies Mission Impossible and Leave It to Beaver. It notes availability on Cable and references a TV log with supplied series information.
A dense listing of radio station schedules notes music formats, talk shows, farm reports, news on the hour or half hour, and local personalities across KROK FM, KMLB, KREB FM, KUZN, KLPL, KAGH FM, KMAR, KCTC, KTOC, KRIH, KWCL, W Monroe, KNOE, and related networks. Entries include show times, hosts, genres, and regional coverage across Louisiana towns including Shreveport Monroe and Alexandria with LSU and mutual network affiliations.
The Confederate Congress on June 10 1864 passed legislation authorizing drafting men into the army. It sets eligibility ages at 17 to 18 and 45 to 50 years. The act broadens the pool of conscripts and extends wartime manpower.
Journeymen house carpenters in Philadelphia staged a June 14 protest demanding a ten hour workday. The push foreshadowed the later adoption of the short day, which did not take effect until 1860.
Television previews list NBC prime time coverage of the Red Sox vs Tigers from Detroit at 7 15 p m. The schedule includes Maude Rhoda and a special On the Road with Charles Kuralt with stories of ordinary people pursuing passions. Tomorrow discussion features Howard Ruff John Knowles and William Sloane Coffin on food relief efforts.
Lesley Seiley son of Ferriday residents Curtis H Seiley and Mrs W E Walker Jr Monroe earned a Master of Architecture at Oklahoma University with a perfect 4 0 grade average and received the Silver Medal and Certificate of Merit from the American Institute of Architects at a special awards ceremony. He is a Louisiana Tech graduate married to Christine Walker of Monroe and they live in Lake Placid New York with their seven month old daughter Jennifer.
The listing outlines four films with showtimes and brief reviews. It notes Pacific isle adventure She Demons (1958) on Channel 3 at 3:30, Pandora and the Flying Dutchman (1951) on Channel 8-3 at 6, and The Woman Who Wouldnt Die with Gary Merrill and Jane Merrow at 10:30 on Channels 8.
Multiple bid notices from Northeast Louisiana University Monroe invite sealed bids for building and maintenance work and supplies with deadlines in June 1975. Read aloud sessions occur in the Administration Building with right to reject bids.
A public statement declares strict scrutiny of all classified and display ads to prevent fraudulent or misleading content. Readers are urged to report concerns to the Better Business Bureau or the Monroe News-Star-World Advertising Manager, with contact details provided.
Denise Oser of West Monroe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oser, won the Miss International Junior Civitan title in Detroit, defeating entrants from all 50 states and six foreign countries. She will represent Civitan International for the coming year starting July 1.
The administrator of the succession of Sara Emma Jordan Zufall seeks court authority to privately sell an undivided half interest in Lot KY in Square 23, Alexander’s Second Addition, Monroe. Price set at 4400.00 with 3300.00 cash and 900.00 stock pledge. Heirs or creditors opposing must file within seven days of last publication. Jean Baxter, court order. May 27 and June 16, 1975.
Memorial Park listings show tots priced at $300 each with contact Juanita Daigie Realty at 323 9682. Ridgecrest section offers realty and lot details with phone 367 7682. Nearby nursery and in home child care services advertise experienced care by W M Carl and Donna De Moss with 323 4226. Also an Alcoholics Anonymous contact in Monroe Louisiana at 323 4704.
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