Northern and Western college students aid Mississippi voting effort
More than 200 volunteer student workers completed a week of orientation for the Mississippi Summer Project in Oxford Ohio led by the Federated Organizations. COFO expects about 1000 students to staff voter registration drives and remedial schools across the state with support from the National Conference of Churches and the American Civil Liberties Union. A team of volunteer lawyers in Memphis prepared to defend demonstrators should arrests occur as northern and eastern students arrive in Mississippi to assist civil rights efforts.
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Tackson
Miss
Northern and Western College Sudents
Mississipa
Gnwrg Negrrais
Cronell of Federated Organizations
OUFO
National Conference of Churches
Oxford
Ohio
COFO
National Conferences of Churches
Western College For Women
Justice Department
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Mississippi
Williams
American Civil Liberties Union
South
Memphis
Tenn
Benjamin Greshin
Long Island
Quiet Enforcement Weekend in Monroe Sees Minor Arrests
West Monroe officers reported a comparatively quiet weekend with several minor arrests. A 27 year old man was seized on Muldey Street for a theft at a department store last week. Another suspect, 5 year old, faced aggravated battery charges after an incident at a local location. Additional reports included a DUI arrest at Cypress and Warren Streets and a burglary investigation tied to Edward and Sons Glassware taken from a residence.
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Facal
West Monroe
Melvin Leo Birkett
Muldey St
Monroe
Johnson Rucreation Center
Yrealney
Renwick BL
Maine
Bkiedu
L. Yoon
Ruston
Ain
Sunray
Cypress and
Werren
Edward and Sons Gerast
Conisville Aves
Glen
Hills
Rane Aga
Martin Smd
Trintignant Wins Mont Ventoux Hill Climb Record
Maurice Trintignant of France set a new speed record of 112.895 miles per hour to win the Mont Ventoux Hill climb on Sunday.
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Bedcoin
France
Maurice Trintignant
Mont Ventoux
Business Filings Affecting Area On Record
Five filings affecting northeast Louisiana businesses were filed in the office of Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr. between June 10 and 16. Four were domestic charters for Bob Harmon Memorial Raceway Inc. Monroe vending devices capital 25000, K and G Builders Inc. Monroe real estate 1000, Charles VY Traina Building Corporation Jonesboro real estate 25000, and C and G Contractors Inc. Hodge construction 1000. One dissolution was Mississippi Valley Hardwood Company Inc. Jonesville.
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Louisiana
Wade
Martin Jr
Bob Harmon Memorial Raceway, Inc
Rt. 2
Box
Monroe
Vending Devises
K and G Builders, Inc
Bernhardt Bidg
Blind Corner Elimination Being Sought
Monroe traffic division seeks property owner cooperation to remove blind corners and hazards. Mayor Whitlow cites City Code Ordinance 24-47 prohibiting plants on neutral grounds that obstruct driver vision. such vegetation may be cut by the city at the owner’s expense.
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Monroe Police Department
George Whitlow
Whitlow
Monroe
University of Chicago man to work in offices all summer
Alan Verson will staff university offices through the summer. Five workers, all white, outlined their aim as defending students who get into trouble and ensuring they receive a fair and speedy trial, noting they are not there to provoke action.
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Alan Verson
University of Chicago
Greshen
Snapshot Contest Winners Named For First Week
The News-Star-World announces week one results of the snap shot contest with $40 in prize money. Four categories award $5 to first, $3 to second, and $2 to third weekly, plus $5 for overall category winners. Entries due by 3 p.m. Thursday, postmarked for Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Monroe News-Star World
North 4Th
Monroe
Sparkling Sal Hepatica Antacid Laxative Ad
Do you know the hidden cause of stomach distress, a temporary slowdown in the intestinal system. Simple seltzer and stomach sweeteners don’t speed up the system and most laxatives ignore the stomach. Sparkling Sal Hepatica tangibly relieves gas pains sourness and overacidity and then clears intestinal wastes to leave you feeling fresh and regular.
Jones Appointed Mineral Board Member Today
BATON ROUGE AP Gov John McKeithen signed a commission appointing Sen Howard Jones of St Joseph as an unpaid member of the state Mineral Board. The action follows legislation allowing legislators to serve without pay. Jones, 64, a wealthy oil producer, was born on a train en route from Illinois to Welch and raised in Lake Charles.
Local Activity Categories for Weekend Listings
The page outlines four sections for weekend items: Activities, Scenics and Table Tops, and Animals and Pets. It highlights that events span hobbies, crafts, outdoor scenery, tabletop pursuits, and pet care, inviting reader submissions and notes.
Jones early pioneer in Shreveport oil fields and politics
Jones opened discovery wells in the Shreveport area in 1918. Three years later he became a drilling contractor. He serves as the Senate Conservation chairman.
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Jones
Shreveport
Senate Conservation
Athlete's Foot Treatment Sneak Peek
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Margaret Anne Goldwater
Sen
Mia
Barry Coliwater
Richard A. Holt
Beverly Hills
Calif
Phoenix
Enforcement
Epecved
R. Goyne
Pacietem As
tChates
Gulf Tesey Tele Company
Dallas
Delta FA
Monroe Arr
Los Angeles Air
San Francisco
San Diego
Melta
Foille
Pete Heflin
LEICA
Ariffin
Humble & Refining
Humble Off & Refining Company
Esso
A. J. Foyt and
Rodger
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