LSU Summer Enrollment Hits New High Record
Louisiana State University reports a record summer enrollment of 6 789 students across Baton Rouge and New Orleans campuses. The total, including 5 076 on campus and 1 650 graduate students, surpasses the 1947 wartime peak and marks a 38 percent rise over five years, with strong New Orleans freshman growth.
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Louisiana State University
New Orleans
LSU
Albert Clary
Ouachita Students Named to Northwestern Honor Roll
Nine Ouachita Parish students earned honor roll status at Northwestern State College for the spring semester by maintaining a B average. Recipients include Marilyn Judson and Helen Miller among others from West Monroe Monroe and Glenda Walters.
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Natchitoches
Ouachita Parish
Northwestern State College
Marilyn J. Judson
West Monroe
Helen Miller
Monroe
M. Clarene Prewitt
Glenda Jo Walters
Bonnie Wineinger
Louisi ana Peach Festival crowns queen tonight
The 11th annual Louisi ana Peach Festival on the tech campus features a 7 p.m. queen contest at Howard Auditorium with 26 contestants. A noon luncheon at the Louisiana Tech student center and a Thursday parade highlight festivities with guests including agriculture commissioner Dave Pearce.
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Ruston
Louisiana
Howard Auditorium
Louisiana Tech
Commissioner of Agriculture
Dave Pearce
Ruston Lions Club
Randolph Posey
Arcadia
Donna Weaver
Monroe
Polarites
Terrie Kelly
Shreveport
Charlotte Hightower
Steve Lawson
David Wylie
Mari Horton
Marjorie Regions
Natchitoches
Sandra Craft
Vivian
R. R. Richardson
Ruston Old Automobile Club
Boloron Products
Lions Club
Ruston Boat Club
Shriners Motorcycle Corps
Borden Dairy
Claiborne Butane
Lincoln’s Sporting Goods
Bell Telephone Co
Lincoln Parish
Farm Bureau
Littera Club
Choudrant Riding Club
Maria Colvin
Donna Cheryl Lillard
Bossier City
Barbara Jean McCoy
Ellen Frances McMillan
Springhill
Beverly Sumrall
Lake Providence
Ann Hood
Carol Burkhester
Cotton Valley
Mary Kay Colvin
Bernice
Linda Kay Allen
Farmerville
Renee la Rue
Patricia Ann Jones
Rosslyn Hollis
Virginia Lee Stewart
Jonesboro
Nancy Garrison
Fredrica Lee
Katherine Abegg
Linda Lou Kavanaugh
Clay
Mary Ellen Blackwell
Mary Walker
Kathy McBride
Vicki Albritton
Judith
Allison
Minden
Barbara Haley
Princess Peach
Jane Elizabeth Bogard
Micki Denise Benson
Angie Burch
Robin de Ann Lillard
Nancy Charlene O'Neal
Susan Burnside
Beverly Anne Burnside
Gail Knolls
Barbara Mae Bradley
Lynn Anne
Area Industry Commission Receives 3000 for Operations
The Board of Liquidation approved 3000 to the North Central Louisiana Industrial Commission for operations. The commission is led by Mrs. Loraine Howard of Ruston, spouse of Gov. Jimmie Davis appointee, and the board approved 158000 in spending leaving 3000 for the year. The board also allocated 100000 to help 14 parishes fence highways from roaming livestock with a 15000 cap per parish. A horseplay moment arose when Gov. Davis rode a cowhorse to the Capitol and joked about payroll placement for the animal. Additional actions included subordinating a 30000 mortgage for Tri Parish Rice Co op, and funds for lake maintenance, board expenses, and a convention in New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Industrial Commission
Loraine Howard
Ruston
Jimmy Howard
Highway Board
Jimmie H. Davis
C. M. Poston
Hornbeck
Jesse McLain
St. Tammany
John Lewis
Beauregard
Davis
State Capitol
Capitol
Tri-Parish
Louisiana Association of County Agricultural Agents
New Orleans
Plenty Of Variety In Next Few Weeks For TV Viewers
New York AP reports a mix of programs over the coming weeks. CBS brings back Person to Person with the Crosby brothers visiting. Pip the Piper debuts on NBC. NBC also air s Nation's Future with a press freedom debate featuring Salinger and Izvestia editors. Jane Morgan appears on Peter Gunn. Focus on America debuts with a cattle industry study. Shirley Booth and Gene Raymond star in The Haven on CBS.
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Crosby Brothers
Philip
Lindsey
Dennis
NBC
Pip the Piper
Pierre Salinger
Harrison Salisbury
The
New York Times
Aleksei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Mikhail Karlamov
Foreign Ministry
Jane Morgan
Peter Gunn
ABC
America
Oklahoma City
Shirley Booth
Gene Raymond
the Haven
Long urges Kennedy to halt Cuban molasses imports
Sen. Russell B. Long urged President Kennedy to invoke the trading with the enemy act to stop Cuban molasses imports. He argued the move would divert money to U S surplus crops rotting and noted Kennedy was unhappy about the situation during an appreciation dinner for Clyde F. Bel Sr. in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Clyde F. Bel Sr
Crescent City Democratic Association
Federal Liens Filed On Kovacs
Federal tax liens filed in Los Angeles allege comedian Ernie Kovacs and wife Edie Adams owe 715,? dollars for 1959 income.
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Kovacs
Los Angeles
Ernie Kovacs
Edie Adams
Todd Jr and Elizabeth Taylor sue over film delays
Michael Todd Jr and Elizabeth Taylor seek 2.5 million dollars alleging undue delay in distributing a movie. The suit names Cinemiracle Pictures Corp and five unnamed entities over a smell-enhanced film Holiday in Spain whose Cincinnati opening was jeopardized after Technicolor was told to suspend printing.
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Los Angeles
Michael Todd Jr
Elizabeth Taylor
Cinemiracle Pictures Corp
John Doe Corpora
Spain
Cincinnati
Technicolor Corp
Todd Jr
Miss Taylor
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