Walker Cormier Rehired By State
BATON ROUGE AP A new state Board of Institutions rehired Victor Walker as warden of Angola prison and re hired Warren A Cormier as superintendent of the Louisiana Correctional Institute atDeQuincy, after closed sessions. The board also named Bruce Bennett acting warden at Angola and heard Cormier say he would be in DeQuincy soon. Four new members joined the board with Kilpatrick as chairman.
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Funeral services set for Paul King in Winnsboro
Funeral services for Paul Vernon King 19 of route three Rayville are scheduled for 10 a m Saturday at Mulhearne Funeral chapel with Rev James Strittman officiating. King was killed Friday in a shooting at Northeast Louisiana Vocational School by a shotgun blast. R T Mack 45 Baskin is held by sheriff's department with no charges filed. Burial will be at Natchez. Surviving are parents four sisters two brothers and grandparents. Pallbearers named. Body to lie in state 8 a m Saturday until services.
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Francis Landry
Resada
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Mangham
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Germany
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Pearl Beesley
Union Church
Miss
Teresa King
Noble Hatch Jr
Frank Hatch
Frank Hendrix
Doc Mercer
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Tommy Ray Wilson
Joe Chapman
Walker Awarded Verdict In Suit
Fort Worth district court jury awards former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker 500000 dollars for actual damages and 300000 dollars for exemplary damages for alleged AP coverage of the 1962 University of Mississippi riot. AP general manager Wes Gallagher said the company will appeal, with the case moving to the 2nd Court of Civil Appeals.
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Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
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Walker
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City Fireworks Law Explained for July 4th
Monroe Fire Prevention head C W Flacy warns fireworks cannot be stored sold or exploded within Monroe city limits or at outlets outside and brought back. The city ordinance allows seizure of all fireworks stock at owner expense. Parents and youths urged to cooperate to minimize violations during Independence Day.
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Dreadnought Arrives for First Nuclear Sub Visit to U.S.
Norfolk reports the British submarine Dreadnought arriving to mark the first visit to American waters by a foreign nuclear powered vessel.
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Sal Hepatica Ad Claims Fast Relief For Digestive Discomfort
An advertisement urges taking Sal Hepatica, an antacid laxative, to relieve stomach discomfort and gas pains. It promises quick relief from heartburn, sour stomach, and over acidity, followed by easing constipation in under two hours, claiming the product restores “sparkle.”
Portrait Of Late Dr. Lemert Given To Northeast
Northeast Louisiana State College received a portrait of the late Dr. Harry Lembert, longtime professor and Dean of Fine Arts, from Monroe Rotary Club. The oil painting by Herbert Moffet was presented by outgoing president Grayson Guthrie and incoming president Stan Bagwell to Northeast president Dr. George T. Walker. Dr. Lembert served at the college from 1939 until his death and will be honored in Biedenharn Hall.
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Navy announces all nuclear world cruise underway
Plans for an around-the-world cruise begin early in August with the all nuclear task group led by the carrier Enterprise accompanied by the cruiser Long Beach and the frigate Bainbridge. All vessels are nuclear powered.
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Code Of Ethics For Louisiana Officials Explained
James H. Chubbuck outlined a Senate-passed bill creating a statewide Code of Ethics for Louisiana officials and employees to define conflicts, prohibit self dealing, and guide public service. If enacted, Louisiana would join New York City as a state with a comprehensive ethics code covering elected officials and state workers.
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Council For A Better
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John J. McKeithen
Code of Ethics
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McKeithen
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Ethics Board of Commission
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Fifth Child Dies Of Maniac Burns In Cologne Attack
In Cologne Germany a maniac’s flame thrower attack on a Roman Catholic elementary school last week claimed a fifth child death today raising the total to seven. Renate Fuehlen nine and Rose Roehrig twelve are among the victims.
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Renate Fuehlen
Rose Roehrig
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