Wallace Offers Clear Choice In Candidacy
Gov. George Wallace of Alabama spoke to about 1,000 at a $25 banquet promising a clear choice as a Southern conservative candidate. He said he would campaign in seven states, aiming to swing the balance of power to the South and keep God in public life amid court rulings. He criticized federal overreach and linked civil rights to property rights, urging support to influence the next presidential election. Local officials and former governors attended the banquet.
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Baton Rouge
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Louisiana
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Taddy) Aycock
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Dayline
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Webster Parish
Leander H. Perez
Plaquemines Parish
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Jack) Howard
Monroe
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New Orleans
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Monroe Court Action Reports Fines For DWI And Violations
Judge W M Harper levied a 455 dollar fine on 57 year old Brown Mickel for driving while intoxicated and without a license. In Monroe city court a reckless driving count was nolle pressed. Other cases include C L George fined 425 dollars and Johnnie Thomas forfeiting a 499 dollar bond as a second offense. Multiple defendants forfeited bonds for speeding. Minor violations also heard.
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Monroe
Brown Mickel
Wood St
Mapa Mickel
Nolle
C. L. George
Washington St
Johnnie Thomas
12Th St
Freddie Butler
L. Bonner
S. 25Rd St
Robert Johnson
Otis St
West Monroe
Robert Milby
Lone Cedar Road
Winnsboro
L. C. Branson
Grape St
Jesse Chandler
E. Candler
Thomas Fletcher
Egan St
Claie Jones
Claiborne St
Frank Manning
Ridge Drive
Fireworks Laws Cited By Louisiana Fire Marshal
With July 4 approaching the Louisiana fire marshal reminds the public of storage sale and use restrictions. Milton Stire lists laws banning sales to children under 10 or intoxicated persons, prohibiting ignition within 75 feet of storage and within 1000 feet of churches hospitals or schools. Permissible class C fireworks may be sold June 25 to July 1. Violations carry up to 1000 fine or six months imprisonment. Public displays require a permit at least 10 days prior. Deputy marshals Tidwell May Wall Perkins Norred listed.
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Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stire
Arthur S. Tidwell Jr
Garland May
S. E. Wall
Lloyd Perkins
Clayton Norred
Adcock Defends Vote On Teacher Pay Raise Bill
Sen Ja mar Adcock of Monroe released a statement saying he regretted being seen against teachers. He noted the temptation to vote for all bills raising state workers pay, but he opposed the bill, voting unfavorably in Senate Finance Committee and then to postpone it indefinitely on the Senate floor, effectively killing the measure.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Adcock
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Louisiana House approves pesticide regulation bill in politics summary
In Baton Rouge lawmakers pass Rep Lantz and Rep Parey Womack s measure to regulate pesticide application under agriculture. The House also backs a bill to raise expense allowances for parish tax assessors and advances highway by pass construction on US 165 from Illinois Central tracks to US 80 near Monroe. Cuban refugees note international ships delivering cargo to Cuba amid Allied aid signals at a joint session in Baton Rouge.
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Louisiana
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Webster Parish
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Monroe
Alabama
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Doyline
Workmen's Compensation Bill Moves Toward Vote In House
Baton Rouge Shreveport Sen Jackson B Davis backed measure to raise weekly max benefits from 35 to 40 for injured workers and fix abuses in the system. House Judiciary Committee approved 9 to 7 and the bill faces a crucial test on the House floor. Opponents argue higher costs and potential industrial inducement, while supporters say the bill corrects abuses without harming workers.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Jackson B. Davis
House
Judiciary Committee
Gordon Flory
Louisiana
AFL- Cla
Monroe
William Brown
Ohio Democrats and Labor Leaders Praise Johnson
In Cleveland, Ohio, Democratic leaders and labor chiefs who invited President Johnson to address the AFL-CIO convention expressed strong enthusiasm for his brief appearance. John L. Crull of the Communications Workers of America predicted Johnson could win the largest popular and electoral vote next fall since FDR, possibly surpassing him. Johnson urged a national manpower policy to counter automation driven job losses, stressing cooperation among labor, management and government to adapt to a shifting economy.
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Ohio
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John L. Crull
The
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Donahue and Pleshette Temporarily Separate
Hollywood reports Troy Donahue and Suzanne Pleshette, married six months, have separated. A representative said Donahue moved to a hotel while both hope for reconciliation.
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UPI
Troy Donahue
Suzanne Pleshette
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