Northwestern State honors seven Ouachita parish students
Seven Ouachita parish students are on the spring semester honor roll at Northwestern State College. Named are Daniel W. Fox Linda Wallace Willis Susan Hubka Donna Lomax Harriet Lowrey Patricia Porter Julia Turner all of Monroe. The Little Theatre of Monroe seeks dancers for The Music Man rehearsal, with auditions at Strauss Playhouse on Lamy Lane. Miss Sissi Loftin has been named fire chief at Randolph-Macon Women’s College in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Ouachita Parish
Northwestern State College
Daniel W. Fox
West Monroe
School of Arts and Sciences
Linda Wallace Willis
School of Education
Susan Hubka
Donna Lomax
Harriet Lowrey
Patricia Porter
Julia Turner
Monroe
School of Nursing
The
Little Theatre of
Curtis Rape
Strauss Playhouse
Lamy Lane
Sissi Loftin
John C. Loftin
College Ave
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Lynchburg
Loftin
U S Battle Dead Sharply Increase Over Past Year
A New York AP report details rising U S battle deaths in Vietnam with 3 804 American casualties by May 31 1966 and 11 000 South Vietnamese combat dead since June 1965. It notes the heaviest weekly toll of 224 in the week ending November 22 1965 and cites totals for June 1 1965 to May 31 1966.
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New York
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Ia Drang Valley
Central Highlands
Saigon
Red China Purge Spreads From Peking To Nanking
TOKYO R P reports Red China's anti party purge extends from Peking to Nanking where Kuang Yaming rector of Nanking University is ousted on counterrevolutionary charges. Peng Chen mayor of Peking and top aides including Wu Han face removals as ideological purity drives widen among youth officials.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peking
Nanking
China
Nanking University
Kuang Ya-ming
Kuang
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Peng Chen
Peng
Communist Party
Politburo
Wu Han
Lu Ping
Peking University
Liao Mo-sha
United Front
Peking Municipal Communist Party Committee
Liu Jen
Peking Municipal Communist Party Youth League
House Chairman May Not Testify
The House may delay deciding for weeks whether its chairman Edwin E. Willis and staff director Francis J. McNamara can testify in the Robert M. Shelton contempt case. Subpoenas seek committee records and witness testimony. the Justice Department may move to quash or modify the subpoenas once the trial begins.
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Washington
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
Robert M. Shelton
Shelton
Congress
Edwin E. Willis
Willis
McNamara
Justice Department
Rites Saturday For Miss Bond Area Supervisor
Funeral services for Miss Marlene Bond 33 of 414 Glenmar Street Monroe will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at Jonesboro Methodist Church with Rev Eldred Blakely. Burial is in Jonesboro Cemetery. Bond a school lunch supervisor for the Northeast Louisiana area supervised lunch programs in 20 school systems. A Jackson Parish native, she lived in Jonesboro and Hodge until completing college at Louisiana Tech with a BS in Home Economics Education and Institutional Management in 1955. She did graduate work at the State University of Iowa and earned a Master of Public Health in Nutrition from the University of North Carolina. She previously worked as Public Health Nutritionist for the Louisiana State Board of Health and as Clinic Dietitian at Duke University Medical Center. At her death she was delegate and editor of the LDA Bulletin and past president of the Louisiana Dietetic Association.
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Marlene Bond
Glenmar St
Monroe
Jonesboro Methodist Church
Eldred Blakely
Jonesboro
Edmonds Funeral Home
Miss Bond
Louisiana
Jackson Parish
Jonesboro Hodge
Louisiana Tech
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C
Louisiana State Board of Health
Duke University Medical Center
Durham
LDA
Louisiana Dietetic Association
First Methodist Church in Jonesboro Obituary
Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Elder Bond Jonesboro one brother Tommy Bond of New Orleans her maternal grandmother Mrs S L Wise of Hodge and her paternal grandmother Mrs T H Bond of Jonesboro Cousins will serve as pallbearers.
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First Methodist Church
Jonesboro
Elder Bond
Tommy Bond
New Orleans
S. L. Wise
Hodge
T. H. Bond
Quebec Premier Receives Oath as 20th Leader
Quebec Premier Daniel Johnson took the oath of office as the province’s 20th premier, sworn by Lt. Gov. Hugues Lapointe. Johnson has signaled he will abolish the lieutenant governor’s post, calling it a colonial vestige.
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Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Quebec Province
Hugues Lapointe
Johnson
London Gallery Receives Titian Gift From Koetser
David M Koetser, a New York based dealer, donated a Titian valued at about 420000 dollars to London's National Gallery. Experts appraised the painting's value during a government hearing on Koetser's prior export request.
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London
David M Koetser
Britain
National Gallery
Titian
Koetser
New York
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