Chamber Starts Movement For Swimming Pool In West Monroe
The West Monroe Chamber of Commerce launches a private funding plan to build a city pool without tax money, modeled on Tallulah’s project. A new Interclub Swimming Pool committee will form at Friday’s First National Bank meeting, with donations and a private membership–funded model to maintain the facility. City Council members Wylie and DeLoach attend, endorsing recreation support but not delaying public programs.
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West Monroe
Chamber of Commerce Board
First National Bank
Buster Crowley
Chamber
Crowley
Walt’s
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Smith
Eugene Scott
George Wylie
A. L. Deach
DeLoach
Wyle
Forty four Negroes Seek Okay As Voters In East Carroll
In Shreveport special report, about 44 East Carroll Parish Negroes filed with federal court for orders declaring them qualified to vote after registrar Cecil Manning resigned. Justice Department attorney Frank Dunbaugh and East Carroll resident Eric Armstrong noted action under the 1960 Civil Rights Act. Manning said the registrar's office has been closed since Judge Dawkins injunction May 30 and his resignation June 14. Governor Davis will appoint a new registrar.
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Shreveport
East Carroll Parish
Registrar of Voters
Cecil Manning
Frank Dunbaugh
U. S. Justice Department
Eric Armstrong
East Carroll
Dunbaugh
Ben
Senate bound milk price bill faces opposition in Louisiana
Louisiana lawmakers sent Rep. Lantz Womack’s controversial bill to create a seven member state milk price commission to regulate retail milk prices to the Senate. The measure, likely to raise milk prices especially in the New Orleans area, passed the House 64 to 34 after a volatile debate, with several supporters flipping votes. Opponents accused processing firms of pressuring lawmakers as costs for parents could rise. Additional actions included scrapping the literacy test for voters in favor of a government and citizenship quiz, amid federal pressure over voting access.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
House
State
Milk Commission
Louisiana
Senate
Lantz Womack
New Orleans
Womack
Franklin
Jefferson Parish
John Schwegmann Jr
Schwegmann
Borden
Sealtest
Gulf Milk Company
Becnel
Bickford
J. M. Brown
Boozeman
Burns
Ciaccio
Dupont
Falgout
Lewis
Matassa
Michot
Richmond
Sheridan
Buford Smith
U. S. Justice Department
French national jailed for cash refuses to reveal source
Antoine B Rinìere, a 42 year old French national and art dealer, was sentenced to six months in jail for refusing to disclose the source of $247,400 found in his luggage at Idlewild Airport. He also received two additional three month terms for refusing to answer questions before a federal grand jury investigating a narcotics smuggling ring.
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New York
United States
Antoine B. Riniere
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Riniere
Idlewild
Swissair
Chicago
Switzerland
Montreal
U.S
Asst
Joseph Marchese
21 Club
Asheville
N.C
Zurich
Johnny Doss Funeral Set At Kilbourne
Funeral services for Johnny B. Doss 76 of Kilbourne were held at Kilbourne Baptist Church with Rev. M. J Martin officiating. Burial followed in Kilbourne Cemetery. Doss died Monday in a Monroe hospital after illness. Survivors include his widow Mollie Doss seven sons two daughters two stepchildren two brothers a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Oak Grove
Johnny B. Doss
Kilbourne
Kilbourne Baptist Church
M. J Martin
A. C. Harper
Monroe
Gay
Doss
Mollie Doss
Russell Doss
Memphis
Tenn
Harold Doss
Lamar Doss
Selmer
John Doss
U. S. Marines
Camp Lejuene
N. Oj
Lester Doss
Tampa
Fla
James Doss
Sheffield
Ala
A Doss
Tuscumbia
Nora Pennington
Texas
Vera Smith
A. J. Doss
Grady Doss
Hollis McKenzie
Jackson
Tex
Tracks Found In Hunt For 2 Escapees
Angola guards hunted two escaped Louisiana convicts after they fled from a work truck. Tracks were found near the Mississippi River where bloodhounds lost them in the rain. Two strangers were sighted near Bains along the Angola road to St. Francisville.
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Angola
Louisiana
Victor Walker
Mississippi River
Bains
Angola Road
St. Francisville
Sharp Decline In Domestic Crude Forecast
A report to the Interstate Oil Compact Commission predicts July December domestic crude production at 7 0 00 000 barrels daily versus 7 350 000 in early 1962, blaming inventories for the drop. Minor Jameson Jr of IAAPA notes end of June inventories may exceed forecasts by 25 million barrels and cites broad state trends in 1961 to 1957 production shifts and rising natural gas output.
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Omaha
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Minor S. Jameson Jr
Washington, D.C
Jameson
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Oil and Gas Conservation Study Group
Bright carnations in red white or pink bouquet
Bright flowers for cheer with spicy crisp carnations offered in red white or pink. Best quality delivery available. 30 day charge. Prices listed as 5 6 and 7.5 dollars. Call FA 3 3494 for orders. 318 North 2nd Street.
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