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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

5

Latins Consulted On New Ship Canal Sites

The United States has sounded out Panama and Colombia about studies for a possible new Atlantic Pacific canal. Kennedy plans to seek authority from Congress to conduct surveys in Panama and Colombia to assess viability and capacity expansion of the current canal.

Washington United States Panama Colombia Panama Canal Augusto Guillermo Arango Carlos Sanz de Santamaria Colombi State Department Kennedy Congress Budget Bureau Roberto Chiari Nicaragua Mexico Gulf of San Blas Pacific Sabana River Gulf of San Miguel

Angola Escapee Caught In Texas

Angola La AP Warden Victor Walker said one of two fugitives from the Louisiana penitentiary has been recaptured in Texas. Lamar Brewton 31 of El Dorado Ark was nabbed at Deweyville Texas and is held for Louisiana authorities. Picard 39 of Columbia Tenn remains at large. Brewton was serving seven years for theft and Picard 15 years for armed robbery.

Angola Victor Walker Louisiana Texas Walker Orange Lamar Brewton el Dorado Ark Deweyville Brewton Thomas W. Pickard Columbia, Tenn Mississippi River Picard Calcasieu Parish Orleans Parish

Gas Retailers Lose Bill On Deductions

Gasoline retailers failed to win a House Judiciary Committee vote requiring wholesalers to credit retailers one third of the three percent shrinkage allowance in state gasoline taxes. Wholesalers argued losses occur mainly at the wholesale level due to evaporation and temperature. Retailers claimed losses from non payment and rent related evaporation at underground tanks. At Monroe, wholesalers James W. Moore and Johnny Sherrouse were cited.

Baton Rouge House Judiciary Committee Monroe James W. Moore Johnny Sherrouse

Judge Qualifying Deadline Set for June 26

Fred Fudickar Jr., chairman of the district Democratic Executive Committee, announced that candidates have until June 26 to qualify for the new Fourth Judicial District judgeship created by the State Legislature. The July 28 Democratic primary will determine the seat on the bench approved recently. The district covers Ouachita and Morehouse Parishes, with Gov. Jimmie Davis having signed the bill. Two Monroe men, Hillyer Parker and George Fink, have indicated plans to seek the post. Fudickar noted that normal waiting periods for such elections may be waived.

Fred Fudickar Jr Democratic Executive Committee Fourth Judicial District Jimmie Davis Ouachita Morehouse Parishes Fudickar Monroe Hillyer J S. Parker George Fink

Emergency tagged legislation sparks July 28 special election

Giant Tucson report notes an emergency tag on legislation with a July 28 vote set as a special election. In Boston a brief item notes NASA, forests, and travel statistics for 1962, with 110 million visitors forecast, up 8 million from 1961.

Boston United States American Automobile Association

John Jones Bill Seeks Registration of Integrationists

The Louisiana House Judiciary Committee approved Rep. Mike John Jr.’s bill to require groups advocating integration to register with the secretary of state and file membership lists. It now targets organizations favoring racial mixing and may compel donors and those funding court-related activity in racial cases to register, with the NAACP cited as a cited example.

Baton Rouge House Judiciary Committee Mike John Jr Monroe John NAACP CORE Louisiana

Drug Bill Faces Quiet Death in Congress

Washington report says administration backed drug and cosmetics control plan may die quietly as House Commerce Committee hearings continue with little chance of action this year. Key provisions would set manufacturing standards and require proof of efficacy and safety for products. FDA blocks investigators from examining files on two drugs withdrawn for dangerous side effects.

Washington UPI House Commerce Committee Kennedy Consumer Protection Food and Drug Administration

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