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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
12
Fragmented OCR notes describe a television item with uncertain wording and misread phrases. Readable elements reference a TV program or broadcast outline but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented radio schedule lists KWKH Shreveport, KWICH, KVOB, KTDL, KLIC, KLPL, KNOE FM, KNOE, KTRY, KWCL, and other La stations with times for news, music, and programs. It shows morning blocks, farm reports, sports capsules, and sign offs, reflecting a regional beacons of broadcast hours and segments.
Baton Rouge state officials assigned act numbers to 135 bills signed into law by Gov. John McKeithen. McKeithen said he vetoed 10 bills from the recent session. If unsigned bills remain, they automatically become law after a fixed period.
Funeral services for Nellie Marvin Huey 87 of Ruston were set for 4 p.m. at Temple First Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Spears Funeral Home directed. Huey died Monday at Lincoln General Hospital survivors include daughter Mrs W R Hamacher Monroe two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Also services for Louise Richards Speed 61 of Tallulah were at 4 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Rev Clark W Bell presiding. Speed died Monday in Madison Parish after a long illness and is survived by sister Mrs Lela May Coleman and six grandchildren pallbearers named J C Sherwin Wayne Harkey Jesse Anderson R N Graves Judge Cliff Adams and Max McDonald.
Funeral services for James Virgil Metcalf 77 a Clayton resident and former farmer were conducted at 11 a m in Cash Bayou Baptist Church with Rev Gerald Williams and Rev Mack Walker officiating. Burial followed in New Pine Hill Cemetery Sicily Island under Young's Funeral Home Ferriday. Metcalf died Sunday night in Concordia Parish Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Carthage Texas and lived in Clayton 31 years member of Cash Bayou Baptist Church He is survived by his wife Mary Elizabeth Metcalf two sons three daughters one sister three brothers 17 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren Pallbearers were grandsons.
Louisiana legislators largely oppose a veto session citing budget concerns and governor veto limits. Rayville Rep. Benny Christian notes money is short and bills need not pass. Sen. W O Rambo and others echo the stance while Speaker Delany says it would be a slap to the governor.
Quick stylish zip-front skimmer pattern offered in multiple sizes. Pattern 9146 lists half sizes and fabric requirements, including 3 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Mailing costs: 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class handling.
Paris reports say President Charles de Gaulle kept his opposition to British entry into the European Common Market unchanged after meetings with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. British observers expect new talks on Britain’s membership to begin soon.
The Monroe Masonic Degree team will confer the Master Mason degree Thursday at the West Monroe Masonic Temple. The rites begin at 7:20 pm and services are open to all master masons.
The article outlines NASA plans for an orbital workshop with an air lock to access the tank interior. It describes providing oxygen power and equipment, building internal floors ceilings and partitions, and envisioning long term medical experiments and space habitats including kitchens bathrooms and bedrooms.
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury approved extending Chatham Drive south across the Missouri Pacific Railroad to join a City of Monroe gravel road serving Selman Field. The plan, first brought April 17 by John Ensminger, requires a formal city permission and funds timing.
Governor John McKeithen agrees to intervene in a violent dispute over gravel hauling in Louisiana. Officials report he will suspend enforcement of weight limit laws for gravel trucks while talks proceed between sand and gravel producers and the Dixie Trucking Association. Gunfire has damaged several trucks amid the conflict, which began after wage disputes and injunctions over new associations.
West Monroe Lodge No. 419 AF&AM holds two special meetings at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Entered Apprentice and Fellow Craft degrees will be conferred.
Louisiana Police Jury of Ouachita Parish approves a June 1967 resolution to reimburse up to $20 000 for highway and repair costs under State Project 7603 1937. The notice lists work details and attached sheet with quantities costs and certifications by President T W Humphries and Secretary Nell M Cheek. It specifies bidding and security requirements for bidders including checks and submission rules.
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury and Gravity Drainage District No. 1 plus state departments vote to pursue a joint survey of gravity drainage facilities. The resolution entrusts cooperation among Ouachita Parish, West Monroe, the Department of Public Works, and the Department of Highways to assess conditions, repair needs, and areas of responsibility. Voting results show wide support with 38 yeas, 0 nays, and 1 absent.
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