Wallace Looms Anew For President As Louisiana Speaks
Gov. George Wallace addresses an open Louisiana Legislature session in Baton Rouge signaling a fresh presidential bid. He criticizes liberal judges and the national press while urging Louisiana and Alabama to join a campaign to restore law and order, with hints of 1968 ambitions. Wallace and wife Lurleen receive strong support as placards reading We Want Wallace appear in the chamber.
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Baton Rouge
George Wallace
Alabama
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen
Fidel Castro
House
Harold Montgomery
Dayline
Officials Advised On Court Ruling
Washington AP Atty Gen Katzenbach says law officials should not fret about the Supreme Court confession ruling banning unwarned statements. Some fear it will hinder efforts, but he cautioned the impact is uncertain and not worth dissipating energies on the unknown while crime and enforcement face multiple factors.
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Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Supreme Court
Katzenbach
First
National Conference On Science and Criminal Justice
Monroe City School Board backs Branton salary bill
The Monroe City School Board approved a special resolution backing a Legislature bill by Webster Rep. Parey Branton to channel state surpluses into implementing teacher salaries. President W. S. Gannaway said the measure would fund raises the Legislature voted in 1964, opposing a local district sales tax approach. The board also favored a state wide sales tax as a second option but prefers state funding to back its actions.
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Webster
Parey Branton
W. S. Gannaway
Gannaway
Lantz Womack
Womack
House
Ways and Means
Heirs Sought for Bonds Hidden in Roysterford House
David Strunk of Royersford seeks heirs of Emma Kupka who left 15250 in World War I Liberty Bonds in a house he bought. Bonds found in a glass jar during wall removal may still be cashed by rightful heirs. Strunk also recovered two bank passbooks from 1909 with balances of 1370 and 4800.
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Royersford
David Strunk
Emma Kupka
Strunk
Big figs and giant cucumbers among Twin Cities harvests
In West Monroe Clyde Bullock reports a seven year old fig tree bearing fruit up to four inches long and a second crop forming. In Monroe W B Goza shows a cucumber around 20 inches, a Chinese Long variety, as many hills of cucumbers as he desires. Two recent graduates, Mary Ann Caldwell and Bennie Grant, begin a nine week Europe dream trip from New York to Paris and across major capitals.
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Clyde C. Bullock
Rt. 1
New Chapel Hill Road
West Monroe
Monroe
W. B. Goza
Milton St
Europe
New York
Paris
Mary Ann Caldwell
Bennie Grant
France
England
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Family Leaves On Aug Ninth For Gulf Coast Trip
Aug back date set. Mary Ann Caldwell, graduate of Northeast Louisiana State College and daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Caldwell, Bennie Grant, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs Bailey Grant and University of Arkansas graduate, and Terry Beavers, 15, of Monroe, depart for a Gulf Coast tour including Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi Terry, a rocket club member with interest in rockets, will see new Air Force planes and equipment in use.
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Queen Mary
Mary Ann
Northeast Louisiana State College
R. F. Caldwell
Bennie
Sheriff
Bailey Grant
University of Arkansas
Terry Beavers
Monroe
Gulf Coast
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Terry
Air Force
Monday Deadline On Withdrawals For Aug. 13 Primary
Secretary of State Wade O. Martin announced a 5 p.m. Monday cutoff for candidates to withdraw from the Aug. 13 primary. Written notice to the Secretary of State is required if already qualified. Absentee ballots must reach parish clerks 30 days before the election, with first primary August 13, second primary September 24, and general election November 8.
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Baton Rouge
Wade O. Martin
Martin
Secretary of State
Registration In State Increases To New Record
Louisiana voter registration rose about 3,000 in May to 1,241,040, per the State Board of Registration. White voters numbered 1,015,391 and Negro voters 222,634, with Negro participation steady at 18 percent. Democrats totaled 1,211,377. Republicans 19,511. others 7,137.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Board of Registration
Speaker Gene Brakenbridge To Address Cooperatives Drive
Gene Brakenbridge director of South Delta Community Action Association will be guest speaker at the Southern Consumers' Cooperative Sunday membership drive meeting at 4 pm in the St. Charles Center Ferriday. His topic is Poverty A Community Project.
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Gene Brakenbridge
South Delta Community Action Association
Southern Consumers’ Cooperative Suny
St. Charles Center
Ferriday
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