Beach Reopened After One-Day Racial Shutdown
Beach in Boynton Beach reopened after a one day shutdown sparked by a racial incident. Local officials warned against further trouble while a spokesman for black bathers said they seek only a place to swim. A WTVJ cameraman accompanied four black beachgoers to show the site, but footage was not aired.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
L. S. Chadwell
Cty Commission
William H. Miller
Miller
WTVJ
Miami
Chadwell
Ralph Renick
Gerald Flannery
Renick
Monroe man named to Utilities Commission
J. Floyd Stone Sr., a Monroe cot ton buyer and businessman, was confirmed to the Utilities Commission by the city council following the commission's recommendation. He replaces S. E. Huey who resigned to devote more time to private business. Travis Oliver becomes vice chairman, with Robert Cowden serving as secretary.
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J. Floyd Stone
Monroe
Utilities Commission
Commission
Stone
S. E. Huey
Travis Oliver
Huey
Oliver
French L. Smith, Sr
Robert Cowden
Home Burglary In Monroe Spurs Weekend Thefts
The Malcolm H Smiths of 2002 Riverside Dr report a weekend ransack after returning from vacation. Two mahogany end tables a blue bedspread and a fluorescent lamp were stolen. Entry was through an unforced door as police investigate multiple local burglaries including a Couch Motor Lines shop theft of wrenches and a Southside Little League concession stand break in.
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Malcolm H. Smiths
Riverside Dr
Monroe
Smith
Couch Motor Lines
12Th
Oak Streets
Little League
Three Men Held for Check Charged in West Monroe
Authorities investigate three young men taken into custody in West Monroe on a check charge. Arthur T. Spells 20 of Monroe, Fred Albert Toney 20 of Mizo Mississippi, and Billy Dale Barr 23 of Mim were arrested outside a West Monroe bank after attempting to cash a check for under $20, per Police Chief Jeff Caldwell.
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West Monroe
Arthur T. Spells
Standifer Street
Monroe
Fred Albert Toney
Route 3
Mizo, Miss
Billy Dale Barr
Mim
Jeff Caldwell
Two Injured In Softball Games Here Yesterday
Two emergencies were treated at local hospitals after softball games yesterday evening. Peter J. Corrent 25 of Monroe suffered a split lip during a St Josephs team game at Louisiana Training Institute and was released from St Francis Hospital. An 18 year old named Robert D Wilson from Grammont street fractured his left index finger while attempting to catch a ball and was placed in a cast at Conway Memorial Hospital. Additional injuries involved Gustavo Flower Jr of Collinston and Willie James Mitchell of Sterlington a four year old who fell from a parked car breaking an elbow with both patients hospitalized for injuries.
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Peter J. Corrent
Polignac Street
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Corrent
St. Joseph's
Louisiana Training Institute
Robert D. Wilson
Grammont Street
Wilson
Conway Memorial Hospital
Collinston
Sterlington
Gustavo Flower, Jr
Charity Hospital
Willie James Mitchell
Sales consultant misses Duncan forum about losing customers
Oklahoma City speaker Harry Camp failed to attend the Duncan Chamber of Commerce forum titled How to Lose Customers Faster, breaking a key rule of a top selling professional.
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Duncan
Okla
Harry Camp
Oklahoma City
Duncan Chamber of Commerce
Tulane AAUP Defends LSU Professors Academic Freedom
Tulane University professors urge lawmakers to honor academic freedom amid LSU faculty investigations into a petition opposing school integration bills. The Tulane AAUP resolution defends the right to petition and condemns harassment that could harm higher education in Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Louisiana State University
Tulane
The
American Assn. of University Professors
AAUP
Louisiana Senate
LSU
Louisiana Civil Liberties Union
LCLU
House of Representatives
State University
Louisiana
the American Assn
Louisiana State Legislature
Troy Middleton
Middleton
House and Senate
American Assn
Routine Inquest Slated In Death
Ouachita Parish coroner Dr. John P. Burton said a routine inquest will be held into the drowning death of G. Staples at Bayou DeSiard after a 6 10 p.m. collision between a boat piloted by Staples and a runabout piloted by Miss Sandra Cloninger of Monroe. No charges are filed.
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Ouachita Parish
John P. Burton
Sammy) Staples
Bayou DeSiard
Burton
Staples
Sandra Cloninger
Monroe
Bentleys Win Milk Month Prize For Deliveries
Sunderland Vermont UPI report says Mr and Mrs Elias Bentley and their four children received 339 quarts of milk in one month earning a prize of a month's free milk from the Retail Milk Dealers' Association.
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Sunderland
UPI
Vacation Loan Plan Offered By Domestic Finance Service
Salaried employees urged to use the Domestic Finance Service vacation loan plan to consolidate overdue vacation pay into one loan. J. E. Wood, manager and loan counsellor, claims a first payment may be delayed until weeks after return to work. Contact 109 No. 2nd St or FA 5-4355.
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Domestic Finance Service
J. E. Wood
No. 2Nd St
Nun Laughs Off Missing Report From Czechoslovakia
Sister Cajetan, a 72 year old Roman Catholic nun from Chicago, says she was not kidnapped or disappeared. She explains she fell ill in Czechoslovakia and was hospitalized until she could travel, noting she left Vienna June 13 bound for Warsaw and did not arrive on schedule.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Cajetan
Chicago
Czechoslovakia
United Press International
Vienna
Wasaw
Resolution On College Funds Is Introduced
Louisiana representatives Gibbs and Faulkell propose a resolution to block Northeast State College officials from transferring unspent funds to the state The plan would keep any prior appropriations in the Northeast college fund to cover equipment and related needs for 1958 59 as the college undergoes leadership changes and large purchases are anticipated
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Baton Rouge
Lawrence Gibbs
Gilbert Faulk
Monroe
House
Northeast State College
Northeast
Gibbs
George H
Division of Administration
State
A. P. Tugwell
Farmers' Association Seeks Higher Farmer Pay in Program
Cottonwood South Dakota AP Farmers' Association for Resources Management Farm seeks higher pay for farmers administering their own farm program. Secretary treasurer Homer Cook, former head of the Agricultural and Stabilization and Conservation Committee, cites government waste and inefficiency. He says 600 members joined in under a month.
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Cottonwood
S. D
Farmers' Association For Resources Management
Farm
Homer Cook
Agricultural and Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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