Planning Board considers land swap and zoning changes
The Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission distributed 1500 copies of its annual report and approved a land exchange plan between R D Kellogg and the Ouachita Parish School Board to locate residential zoning near a proposed high school. The panel also rezoned two South Eighth Street lots to R-2 and reviewed a B-2A zoning proposal with K Heninger suggestions.
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Monroe - Ouachita
Parish
Nutland Road
Kellogg
M. G. Carso
South Eighth Street
Carso
K. Heninger
Monroe - Ouachita Regional
Peter’s Rock Baptist
South 14Th Street
Orange
George Parsons
LSU
Baton Rouge
H. I. Rosenhein
Keith M. Ogden Funeral Rites Scheduled Today
Keith M. Ogden a 49 year old Morehouse parish drainage superintendent died after a several day illness. Funeral services were set for 3 pm at Mer Rouge Baptist Church with burial in Christ Church cemetery Bastrop. He is survived by his widow Marie Ogden two children six sisters and three brothers. Pallbearers listed.
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Mer Rouge
Keith M. Ogden
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge Baptist Church
Christ Church
Bastrop
Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home
Ogden
Marie Ogden
Mel Rouge
Don Keith Ogden
Bobby Gilly
Hubert Wopeck
Ralph Dunn
G. N Neal
Fire reunion as 17 ex-firemen visit wrecked garage
Merle W. Anderson, 66, a retired Long Beach firefighter, hosts a reunion of 17 former colleagues at his home after a fire destroyed his garage. The gathering underscores the bond among the Fire Department veterans.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Merle W. Anderson
Anderson
Kennedy Seeks Federal Control of Public Schools Raises Alarm
Editor notes Rep. Howard W. W. Smith warns that Kennedy's federal aid to education bill could let the President and NAACP force school integration across the South. Smith outlines three possible paths to federal control via Powell amendment, executive orders, or an inappropriate appropriation bill. He urges Southerners to oppose the measure in writing.
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Alabama
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
High Tribunal
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Supreme Court
Florida
Duval County
Jacksonville
Fla
Howard W.W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Eigh
Howard W. Smith
South
Congress
Rules Committee
House
House of Representatives
Executive Department
NAACP
Powell
Harlem
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Education and Labor
NBC
Meet the Press
Eichmann testifies on role in Nazi regime and Versailles blame
The witness reports being shackled and coerced to sign a declaration to travel to Israel for trial. He argues the Nazi apparatus bore responsibility for the pogroms, while claiming his own power was limited. He cites 1932 join date, Versailles grievances, and denial of direct involvement in mass slaughter or property confiscation.
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Israel
Robert Servatius
West Germany
Eichmann
Fkichmann
Nazis
Hitler
Germany
Waffen SS
Man Fined For Illegal Sale Of Liquor Here
Judge W. M. Harper fined Junior Lee Taylor for selling liquor without a state permit in Monroe municipal court. Taylor, 1016 Oak street, faced $500 or nine months in jail. Also fined were Earnest Mitchell of Farmerville for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and eight others for public drunkenness and traffic violations.
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W. M. Harper
Junior Lee Taylor
Oak Street
Monroe
Earnest Mitchell
Farmerville
Harper
Minden Men In Jail Here On Theft Count
Two Minden men William L. Axton age 19 and Charles R. Franklin age 21 were jailed in Ouachita parish on felony theft charges. They allegedly stole a gas tank speedometer gear shift and electrical controls from a boat at the Howard Griffin boat dock on the Ouachita river. The boat belonged to Jean Bayles of Monroe and was left for repairs. Both suspects were apprehended near the scene and will face Fourth District Court.
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Minden
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
William L. Axton
McDonald Street
Charles R. Franklin
Ash Street
Howard Griffin
Jean Bayles
Monroe
Fourth District Court
Deadline July 11 For Qualifying In Ouachita Morehouse Race
Republican and independent candidates must qualify by July 11 for the July 11 district judgeship election in Ouachita and Morehouse. Judge Mack Barham of Bastrop won the Democratic primary and will assume the bench if no other candidates file by the deadline.
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Ouachita and Morehouse
Mack Barham
Bastrop
Boone Family Reunion Held Near Cheminahaut Park
Members of the Boone family from Morehouse Parish will gather Sunday at Cheminahaut Park for their annual reunion. President M. E. Boone urged attendance to make it the biggest yet. An old fashioned dinner on the ground will be the highlight with a basket lunch to be brought by attendees.
Die-off of Fish Reported at Turkey Creek Lake
District biologist Dewey Wills conducts tests in King's Dump area to determine causes of a fish die-off. Capt. Jesse Peyton of the Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission says Turkey Creek Lake is covered with dead fish and notes the incident is annual but this year is the worst yet.
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Winnsboro
Dewey Wills
Fertrich
Ferriday
King’s Dump
Jesse Peyton
Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission
Turkey Creek Lake
Funeral services pending for Mrs Floyce Flowers
Funeral services for Mrs Floyce Myrtle Flowers 64 who died this morning at St Josephs Home for the Aged are under Lewis Funeral Home Magnolia Ark. A native of Homer she was a member of the First Methodist Church in Haynesville La Survivors include two sons Arthur Flowers Alice Tex Raymond Flowers Fl Dorado Ark five sisters Mrs Van Odorn Monroe Mrs A H Southern Haynesville Mrs Carl McEachern Haynesville Mrs Marshal Calhoun Mansfield Mrs C W McCauley Shreveport one brother S B Sims Monroe and four grandchildren
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Floyce
Myrtle Flowers
St. Joseph's Home
Lewis Funeral Home
Magnolia
Ark
Flowers
Homer
First Methodist Church
Haynesville
Arthur Flowers
Alice
Tex
Carl McEachern
Marshal Calhoun
Mansfield
C. W. McCauley
Shreveport
S. B. Sims
Monroe
Williams plans Africa trip to southern nations next month
Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams said on Monday he plans to visit countries in southern Africa on a new trip to the continent next month. The announcement outlines his intention to engage regional states and study political and economic conditions during the visit.
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Washington
UPI
G. Mennen Williams
Africa
Congo Parliaments Set to Meet at Lovanium University
Rival Congolese factions announce Parliament will reconvene June 25 at Lovanium University Leopoldville to pursue unity. Delegates vow arms deposit under U.N. guard, housing, and no outside contact as Katanga secessionists urged to join. U.N. to forbid arms money and negotiables on campus and cut telephone lines.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Stanleyville
U.N
United Nations
Katanga
Lovanium
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