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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

2

Medals Presented To Young Heroes

President Johnson presented the Young American Medal to 7-year-old David Crowe for rescuing his three younger sisters from a burning Cherokee Kansas home on December 2, 1964. Also honored were 17-year-old Jeffrey James Gallagher from Haskell New Jersey for pulling a pilot and passenger from a flaming wreck and 19-year-old Jon Arthur Hanshus of Eau Claire Wisconsin for organizing a youth employment service. Johnson praised the trio as examples of mature action beyond their years.

President Johnson David Crowe White House David Cherokee Kan Washington Eugene Crowe Johnson Jeffrey James Gallagher Haskell N.J Jon Arthur Hanshus Eau Claire Wis Gallagher Hanshus Eau Claire Young Crowe Shakespeare FBI J. Edgar Hoover Thurgood Marshall Jack Rosenthal Justice Department Office of Public Information

Hershey doubts any draft rise will disrupt college enrollments

Washington AP Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey said draft calls at about 30000 a month should not disturb college enrollments next year. He testified before a congressional committee on the selective service noting needs likely to stay similar to this year.

Washington (Ap Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service

Louisiana Plates Adopt Right to Profit Slogan

Louisiana 1968 69 license plates will bear the slogan Right to Profit replacing Sportsmen's Paradise after the House pass of 84 to 14. Rep. Lantz Womack of Franklin Parish led the change at the request of the State Commerce and Industry Department. Bill moves to the Senate.

Baton Rouge UPI Louisiana House Lantz Womack Franklin Parish State Commerce and Industry Department Senate

Experts Doubtful Drought Is Over

New York AP report notes five-year drought relief in the Northeast with rising reservoirs and ground water, yet experts warn recurrence risk remains. Long Island and southeast New York stay critical while wind patterns and future water sources, including ocean desalination, are debated.

New York United States Henry Barksdale US Geological Survey Barksdale Long Island Gulf Caribbean Atlantic Jerome Namias USS. Weather Bureau Washington New York City New Jersey Robert Cyphers Bureau of Water Resources Massachusetts George J. Coogan Water Supply Division Coogan Johnson North Atlantic Portland Maine Harry Schwartz U.S. Army Corps of Engineers The Atomic Energy Commission Council of Economic Advisers Office of Science and Technology

De Gaulle Visits Soviet Science Town in Siberia

President Charles de Gaulle toured Novosibirsk’s science town with Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny and urged joint French Soviet efforts for progress and world peace. He visited the Ob River site and a generator factory, receiving two Siberian diamonds as a memento.

Novosibirsk U.S S. R Charles de Gaulle France Soviet Union de Gaulle Russia Siberian Leningrad Donald Hornig Johnson Mikhail Lavrentyev Soviet Academy of Sciences Ob River

Belmont hospital school sends graduates to college

A school for emotionally disturbed youths at McLean Hospital in Belmont, run within Arlington School on its grounds, has half of its 75 graduates attending college. Headmaster John Dunn and Dr. Francis de Marneffe praise the program as a unique hospital setting providing regular teaching and structured classes, with 35 regular students and 10 tutored.

Belmont Mass Arlington McLean Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital Francis de Marneffe John F. Dunn Dunn Ford Foundation

Woman sentenced to probation after shooting trespasser in California

Del la Gerbracht, 70, a mining claim developer from Bakersfield, California, was given five years probation for shooting a man she believed trespassed on her property. The judge conditioned the sentence on her promise not to own possess or carry any firearms during probation. She quipped about rattlesnakes, and the judge shook his head.

Bakersfield Calif Della Gerbracht

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