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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

22

Medicare Desegregation Debate Faces Stewart Session

Washington Louisiana lawmakers pressed U S Surgeon General William H Stewart on desegregation under Medicare saying field staff overstep authority in seeking full integration of Louisiana hospitals by July 1 Stewart said no fixed quotas will be used and that temporary room segregation could be allowed but long term separation would be segregation He outlined compliance figures for Louisiana hospitals and pledged meetings with Shreveport and Baton Rouge administrators while warning against jeopardizing elderly Medicare aid.

News-Star Washington Bureau Washington Louisiana U. S William H. Stewart Stewart Russell B. Long D-La Edwin W. Edwards Public Health Service Southern Louisiana Hospital Louisiana State University Medical School Shreveport Baton Rouge Hale Boggs F. Edward Hebert Edwin E. Willis Allen J. Ellender Speedy O. Long James H. Morrison Joe D. Waggoner Jr

Leaders Of Negro March Arrested For Trespassing

In Greenwood Mississippi police jailed SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael and two others after they tried to set up tents on Stone Street School grounds. They were freed on bond. Later marchers set up tents in Broad Street Park and defied police amid a tense stand that ended with city approval to use the park.

Greenwood Miss Stokely Carmichael Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Carmichael James H. Meredith University of Mississippi Bob Smith SNCC Bruce Braines Congress of Racial Equality Stone Street Broad Street Park George Raymond Freedom Democratic Party

Surgeon Replaces Three Heart Valves In Public Demo

American Dr Albert Starr of the University of Oregon replaces three heart valves in Mrs Ziba Yasvi, 27, a Turkish Cypriot resident in London, during a 12- to 13-hour operation shown to 200 doctors via wide screen color television. The patient suffers rheumatic heart disease and the surgeon reports no immediate complications.

London Albert Starr Starr University of Oregon Eugene Ziba Yasvi

Small Tornado Damages Near Vicksburg and Tchula

A small tornado spawned by a line of thundershowers damaged property near Eagle Lake Community northwest of Vicksburg, injuring two people. The Craig trailer home was destroyed and residents taken to hospital for leg, cuts, and other injuries. High winds also damaged trees and a house in Tchula, about 20 miles south of Greenwood.

Vicksburg Miss Weather Bureau Eagle Lake Here Lee E. Craig Craig Warren County Sheriff’s Office Tchula Greenwood

Stadium Tax Vote Slated Next Week

Baton Rouge reports a proposed 4.5 percent occupancy tax on Orleans and Jefferson Parish hotels to fund a domed New Orleans stadium. The measure, backed by Gov. McKeithen, passed a Senate committee and could face a floor vote next Tuesday. The tax would run three years before dropping to 4 percent, with suspending the 2 percent state sales tax on hotel bills if enacted. The plan hinges on private financing for a $30 million stadium and may not reach a public ballot.

Baton Rouge UPS Orleans Jefferson Parish New Orleans Senate McKeithen John J. McKeithen Judiciary C Committee Sen Jamar Adcock Monroe Greater New Orleans

Hair Refuses To Resign From Louisiana Post

State Wildlife and Fisheries Director Joe D Hair denies resigning as he faces ethics questions over renting a Grand Isle trailer with $1 020 of agency funds and $473 for furnishing it He plans to seek a ethics ruling and faces a June 24 commission meeting in Alexandria The panel may hear charges of more than $12 000 in agency funds spent on airplane repairs at two Baton Rouge firms owned by Hair relatives

Baton Rouge UPI Wild Life and Fisheries Commission Joe D. Hair Grand Isle Hair Commission Division of Administration Alexandria Code of Ethics Commission

Entrance ScoresOn Northeast Students

Billy Ray Edge, a Holly Ridge High School graduate, topped the School and College Ability Test for entering freshmen at Northeast Louisiana State College this summer. He ranked in the top five percent nationwide, with twelve other Northeast freshmen in the top 15 percent.

Billy Ray Edge Holly Ridge High School Northeast Louisiana State College Northeast Jack Kimball Edge United States John Perry Bell Amite High School Bona Elizabeth Benjamin Pollock High School Anita Jane Brant Riverdale High School Metairie Decia L. Dalby Winnfield High School Stephanie K. Davis Thomas Arthur Dukes Carol Hargus Mary Louise Hunnicut Roger F. Smith Neville High School of Monroe Betsy Ann Einhorn West Monroe High School Gary Paul Fontenot Sacred Heart High School of Ville Platte Gloria J. Mason Cobre High School New Mexico

Argentina Army Delivers Grievance Document to Illia

Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez said the army handed President Arturo Illia a document detailing grievances but stressed it was not an ultimatum. Reports had claimed the government faced a threat of a military coup.

Buenos Aires Argentina Leopoldo Suarez Arturo Illia Suarez Illia

State VFW Convention Opens in Alexandria with 700 Attendees

The three day annual state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened in Alexandria Louisiana with about 700 persons expected. National VFW Commander Andy Borg of Superior Wisconsin was the keynote speaker.

Alexandria the Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Andy Borg Superior Wis

Federal Reserve Chair Sees Tax Increase as Needed

Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr of the Federal Reserve Board told the House Banking Committee that the present economic situation calls for a tax increase but cautioned it may be too late to raise taxes to counter inflationary pressures.

Washington UPI William McChesney Martin Jr Federal Reserve Board House Banking Committee

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