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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

5

House Struggles Over 12 Million for Teacher Pay Amendment

The House approved a 12 million dollar provision for teacher salaries from mineral revenue surplus amid debate over constitutional constraints and the potential governor veto. Leaders warned of budget balance tensions as police, trade schools, and public programs faced cuts and possible special sessions.

Jefferson Davis John Garrett Claiborne Kirkpatrick Long House Appropriations Samuel Cashio Senate Ben Holt Cashio Algie Brown Caddo House Garrett Ford Stinson Bossier A. T. Sanders East Baton Rouge Vernon Gregson Orleans Roberts

Memorial Fund Reaches 2827 for Laughlin Memorial Scholarship

The John H. Laughlin Memorial Scholarship Fund total rose to 2827.84 with a new 150 donation from Mrs. Mary Laughlin and John Laughlin Jr. in memory of Sleepy Laughlin and eight others. Laughlin, 38, a Werner Park principal and Tech alum, died in the Gulf crash Jan 19 1958.

John H. Laughlin Berry Hinton Louisiana Tech Alumni Assn Laughlin Werner Park Shreveport Naval Air Gulf of Mexico Tech Mary Laughlin John Laughlin, Jr San Augustine Waterproof John

Cascio Funeral Rites Tomorrow

Final rites for Joe B. Cascio, 58, a retired merchant, will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. at St. Matthews Catholic Church with Msgr. J. D. Marsh officiating. Interment follows at St. Matthews Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers, four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers include Dr. F. P. Rizzo and others.

Joe B. Cascio St. Matthews Catholic Church Msgr J. D. Marsh St. Matthews Cemetery Peters Funeral Home Peters Chapel Rose Mary Tropea Cecilia Battistone Monroe Cecil Pecasting Chris Slavant Leon Cascio Shreveport Tony Cascio F. P. Rizzo Paul Bruscato Mitchell Bruno Tony Lewis C. C. Minard G. E. “Buddy” Erskine

Thirds Vote for New Taxes Faces Shifts in 1956 Plan

The proposal once backed by the governor in 1956 for a thirds vote on new taxes is now abandoned by Long leaders in the current move, signaling a retreat from the earlier tax initiative.

Riots Near Embassies Prompt Extra Guards Across Europe

Demonstrations at the Soviet and West German embassies drew police reinforcements after crowds of about 1,500 hurled sticks, stones and ink at the buildings. West German Ambassador Hans Kroll pressed for apology and damages. Yugoslavia protested Hungary while Pravda accused the US and Britain of fanning a cold war revival.

Hans Kroll A. V. Zakharov Bonn Corm Hungary Pravda United States Britain

Monroe Sees Tax Reduction Aiming At Growth

Mayor touts municipal service benefits and tax relief to draw builders within city limits. The 6.75 mill reduction brings city taxes below Ouachita parish and state rates. Earlier, fire insurance rates fell 35 percent after a city rating upgrade.

Howard Ouachita Parish Monroe

Republicans Say No Reprisals For Burke Dispute

Senate Republican Leader Knowland and House GOP Chief Martin said President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary McElroy did not intend any threat of punishment toward Admiral Arleigh Burke after Burke criticized the defense reorganization plan. They spoke after a White House meeting where McElroy attended and asserted no rebuke was meant. Knowledge of the discussion indicated Eisenhower shared that view.

Washington Eisenhower Secretary of Defense McElroy Arleigh Burke Senate William F. Knowland California House GOP Joseph W. Martin Jr Massachusetts Burk Naval Operations Burke Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Knowlard Knowland White House

Louisiana segregation bills move through House amid protest

A legislative program led by Sen. Rainach seeks to bar racially mixed schools, fund private operation, and empower school governance by parent cooperatives. The House backed five bills despite opposition, while ministers and LSU faculty voiced concerns about integration and court clashes.

Sen W. M. Rainach Summerfield Rainach House Louisiana State University LSU Louisiana Civil Liberties Union Senate B. R. Patton Farmervile Louisiana

West Monroe Civitan Club Attends International Convention

The West Monroe Civitan Club participates in the International Civitan convention in New Orleans. Tonight the group discusses plans for the July 8 officer installation, with Ketchell, the president-elect, set to assume leadership in July.

West Monroe Civitan Club New Orleans International Civitan Convention West Monroe Ketchell West Monroe Club

Monroe summer theatre selects Blithe Spirit for debut

The Summer Theatre players choose Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit as their first production set for July 14 and 15. Cast and crew, Monroe area youths, rehearse three weeks in the Fine Arts Building at Northeast State College under Phillip Lisotta, a recent graduate.

Noel Coward Monroe Northeast State College Phillip Lisotta

Home Safety Talk by Bud Tidwell at Kiwanis Club

Ouachita official Bud Tidwell, state deputy fire marshal, spoke to the North Monroe Kiwanis on Fire Prevention in the Home. He noted the state fire marshal is pursuing a statewide home advisory plan that has saved lives and property in several other states.

Bud Tidwell Ouachita North Monroe

Food Prices and Wages Edge Up as May Index Rises

A Labor Department report shows May prices up 3.3 percent from May 1957 with overall cost of living rising in several sectors. Food prices held with modest gains and rents edged higher while weekly take home pay increased about 35 cents as factory hours rose to 38.6. Unemployment is predicted to climb to a 17 year high in June.

Ors Labor Department

Arkansas Louisiana expands Calhoun gas field development

The Calhoun field area sees new producing capacity of 1 2 million cubic feet per day and a deeper test showing 2 2 million cubic feet daily in the Causey zone. Surface piping by ALG ties the No 1 Pipes and No 1 Fuller wells into the company system via a 14 mile line to major transmission, with 640 acre spacing for Fuller and 320 acre spacing for Pipes. The field, on a 6 000 acre block, aims to supply gas to Arkansas and Louisiana communities.

Calhoun Discovery Discovery ALG Arkansas Louisiana Fuller Cotton Valley Cadeville Calhoun Arkansas Louisiana

Brasilia to rise at 3500 feet shaping like airplane

Brasilia will be built at an altitude of 3500 feet with an outline resembling the form of a large airplane. The planned capital aims to symbolize progress and modernist design for Brazil.

Brasilia Brazil

Epps Woman Bonita Roberts Dies at 80 Final Rites Planned

Bonita Jane Roberts 80 of Epps Louisiana died Monday evening at her home. Services set for 10 a m Wednesday at Epps Baptist Church with interment in Epps Cemetery under Kidder Cox Funeral Home Delhi. Survivors include five sons Cecil G A R L C O Roberts of Epps Lake Providence Winnsboro and Winnfield five daughters Leila Warner Hines Sis Roberts Webb and others three brothers Jim Thornhill Gafford Thornhill Arthur Thornhill and one sister Mrs E Griffin.

Epps Bonita Jane Roberts Epps Baptist Church Epps Cemetery Kidder - Cox Funeral Home Delhi Cecil Roberts G. A. Roberts R. L. Roberts Lake Providence H. C. Roberts Winnsboro C. O. Roberts Winnfield Leila Roberts C. W. Warner L. L. Hines Dallas Sis Roberts Jackson Mississippi H. G. Webb Arlington Virginia Jim Thornhill Meridian Gafford Thornhill Quitman Arthur Thornhill Pollock E. Griffin

Cuban Sedan Crash Kills 12 Near Santa Lucia

Cuban authorities report 12 dead and four injured when an overloaded sedan returning from the beach at Santa Lucia hits a culvert on the highway near El Salo. Among the dead are six members of one family including both parents and four children.

EL Salo Cuba UPI Santa Lucia Here

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