Mid-South Weather Outlook and Regional Details
Northeast Louisiana and surrounding regions expect partly cloudy skies with isolated afternoon thundershowers. Highs 90 to 96, lows 70 to 76. Wet pattern persists mainly in north Arkansas and northwest Tennessee through Friday with 30 percent afternoon shower chances.
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Monroe
Cosas
Regeengee
Sae
Louisiana
Delta
Arkansas
Mississippi
Northwest
Tennesee
North
Missteci
Twin Cities Residents Reunite With Long-Lost Uncle
Two West Monroe residents Mrs. B W Allen and Mrs. Jos McElroy were reunited with their Dallas based uncle Jim Goleman after a clipping about his death reached them. Allen had never met him before. McElroy had seen him 25 years prior. Don James departs for basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio.
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West Monroe
B. W. Allen
Orange St
Jos. McElroy
Lynette Dr
Allen
McElroy
Goleman
Dallas
San Antonio
Tex
Don James
Don
Lackland Air Force Base
Cletus James
Harn St
Monroe
Oil and condensate output rises weekly across states
U.S. crude oil and lease condensate averaged 8,403,500 barrels daily last week, up 16,870 from the prior week. Texas rose to 2,886,900 barrels daily, up 21,400 due to June allowance revisions. Kansas produced 283,450 barrels daily, Utah 65,100, and California 980,700, each up modest amounts while Oklahoma fell to 611,670 and Illinois showed a loss.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Kansas
Utah
California
Oklahoma
Illinois
Membership Drive Opens For Monroe Chamber of Commerce
A week long drive to recruit new members starts at Monroe Government Center led by membership chairman John Rudisill with 69 local businessmen forming the Go Team. Mayor W L Howard praises city chamber cooperation and promises prizes for new members as drive ends Tuesday at 3 pm.
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Chamber
Monroe Government Center
John Rudisill
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Rudisill
W. L. “Jack” Howard
Howard
Charles Everitt
Lebron Sneed
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Bill Husted
Ken Cobb
Bruce Helm
Tony Messina
A. V. Breard
A. E. Montgomery Jr
A. J. McBee
Clyde Nash
Curtis Nichols
Frank Serio
Ben Marshall
Roland Brown
W. E. Whetstone
Russell Freeman
Jim Newburn
Henry Wells
Charles Penn
Malcolm Stein
E. A. Porter
W. H. Chambliss
Harley Loy
Calvin Ellis
Garland Shell
Ed Thomas
Reubin Simmons
Doyle Parker
Glen Walker
Joe Strahan
J. T. Walker
H. K. Touchstone
Shady Wall
John Adair
al Smith
Dave Agnew
Jack Stone
Tony Cascio
Wilbur Keko
Gene Simmons
Bill Crowe
Jack Dew
A T. White
Dave Russell
Earl Lingle
Stan Bagwell
Henry Florsheim
George Moses
Bailey Grant
Howard Griffin
Walter Hastings
Pete Haddad
Cotham Haddad
H. R. Haneline
Fred Henry
Oil production dips to 168 200 barrels daily
Production falls to 168 200 barrels per day, a reduction of 800 barrels daily from prior output.
Supreme Court Issues Writ Actions In State Run
The Louisiana Supreme Court has issued writ actions listing cases including Whitehall Oil Co. versus Heard in St. Landry Parish and State versus Cavet in Tensas along with matters involving City of New Orleans, Perkins, Alfortish, Riley Jr and others across parishes and agencies. The filing lists numerous named individuals among the writ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Oil Co., Inc
Et al
Heard Et al
St. Landry Parish
Perkins
State Civil Service Commission
Alfortish
Hero Wall Co., Inc
Jefferson
State
Cavet
Tensas
Bushong Sr
Bushong
Jacob
Orleans
Quality Contractors, Inc
E. Baton Rouge
City of
Giraud
Riley Jr
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. Et al
Bossier
Dept. of Hwys
Romero
Travelers Ins. Co
Iberia
Johnson Admits Strike Bill Failure
President Johnson acknowledged failure to draft emergency labor dispute legislation after pledging 1966 proposals. He urged Congress to act while Democrats show little enthusiasm, amid a split over compulsory settlement in a pending nationwide rail strike bill.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
White House
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Senate House
House
Yarborough
Cotton Jamaicas and Print Blouses for Summer Wear
Crisp cotton jamaicas in bright and dark solids pair with breezy print blouses. Ideal for cool summer outfits available in sizes 8 to 18.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Midwest
Plains
Central Atlantic States
Gulf States
Twin Cities
Mississippi St Louis
Memphis M
Helena
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Hed Riving
Baton Rouge
Cairo
Arkansas LitMe Rock
RED
Shreveport
Alexandria
Pearl Ackson
Pearl River
State Supreme Court
New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
John Hunt
Jim Plaisance
Roger Kelly
John Kelso
Bernard Levi
Wade B. East
Frank McDermott
Cud Baird
Luke Monk
Dave Garrett
Jack Masur
George Miller
Grady Merriman
Capitol
Jamaica
JCP Fabric Casuals
Penn-Prest
Mary's Flower Shop
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