Pageant Directors Named for Miss Louisiana
Five area men were selected to coordinate the three day Miss Louisiana pageant at the Monroe Civic Center sponsored by the Monroe Jaycees. Executive director is Houston Roark of Monroe, a Jaycee leader and businessman with ties to Roark Bros. Music Co. Inc. Chelette serves as production director, a Monroe Jaycee veteran and Cleco Natural Gas employee. The event runs June 29 to July 1 with further details on the organizing slate.
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Monroe Civic Center
Monroe Jaycees
Houston Roark
Monroe
Roark Bros. Music Co. Inc
Greenville College
Greenville
Ill
Northeast Louisiana University
Roark
Mickey Crowell
Dewey Chelette
Alexandria
Cleco Natural Gas Co
Chelette
Susan Barfield
Chester Rousseau
Rousseau
NLU
Standard Enterprises
Lynda Carpenter
David W. Turrentine
Turrentine
Standard F Enterprises Inc
Standard Associates
Louisiana
Jim Haddox
West Monrroe
Haddox
Civic Center
Sears
Wards and Penneys
Palace
Ouachita Parish plans new personnel director and staff changes
Ouachita Parish School System hires for high school supervisor and personnel director posts after a 5 0 vote with J T Lee abstaining. Superintendent Lancaster to advertise while saying the hire would aid principals with candidate data and recommendations. Additional actions include hiring Tom Causey as head coach at Ouachita High, Stu Bryan’s resignation, and bids on tires, a transparency master, and future vehicle and supply needs.
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Ouscijta Parish
J. T. Lee
Clem Taston Jr
J. C. Lancaster
Lee
George M. Snellines Jr
Lacaster
Toston
S. T. Howell
Ouachita Parish High School
Snellings
Ment
Howell
Tom Causey
Slidell
Ouachita High
West Monroe High
Stu Bryan
Goodyear
Lanier Business
Official Journal
Liberal Mayors Battle Nixon Vietnam Policy At Conference
A coalition of liberal mayors from about 350 cities urged withdrawal of U S forces from South Vietnam by Oct 1 1972 at the U S Conference of Mayors meeting. The resolution was defeated 10 to 7 by a GOP and Southern Democrat coalition.
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New Orleans
National
Mayors’ Conference
Nixon
U. S. Conference of Mayors
John Driggs
Phoenix
Ariz
U. S
South Vietnam
Indochina
Vietnam
Norman Mineta
San Jose
Calif
John V. Lindsay
New York
Mineta
Resolution Committee
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Guatemala Power Shift Junta Seizes Presidency in 1934
A June 27 1934 coup led by Col Carlos Diaz overthrows President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman in Guatemala with reports citing Roark as a source. The move is described as a military takeover altering the nation’s leadership and governance.
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Col
Carlos Diaz
Guatemalen
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
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