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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
3
Warmer readings expected to prevail over the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee valleys while little temperature change is anticipated west of the Mississippi, according to AP wirephoto map.
Northeast Louisiana remains partly cloudy with no major temperature changes through Friday. Highs reach 90 to 94 degrees today and Friday, lows 68 to 72 tonight. Winds from the northeast 5 to 15 mph. Agriculture notes indicate very good drying conditions by day, fair to poor at night with dewpoints in the 60s. Sunshine 80 percent or more through Friday, no significant rainfall expected. Arkansas stays fair and warm with highs 88 to 94, lows in the 60s. Mississippi also fair and warm with highs 90 to 95, lows in the upper 60s.
National Red Cross workers complete a three day disaster training course at Ouachita Parish Red Cross Chapter. Grover Adams directs the program with local committee and agencies receiving the latest guidance for victim handling. Local participants include C C Jones Louis E Gruber R E Anderson and others with several area women also listed.
The Fourth District Court will recess for the summer for two months and operate one day a week handling misdemeanor cases. Judges Heard Barham and Parker will be in offices daily. Fall session begins September 1.
Old age pensioner Mrs Beatrice Atkinson aged 68 returned $1680 found in the street to the finder Godfrey Johnson at his nightclub hosted a champagne dinner as the reward Wednesday night in Wigan England.
Judo instruction in Louisiana could be restricted by a Senate approved bill creating a five member black belt committee to certify schools students and instructors. Fees would apply and the plan covers Oriental martial arts including judo jujitsu karate and more, excluding boxing and wrestling.
Exiled Congolese leaders may return as major factions seek help to quell uprisings in the Congo. Moise Tshombe flew from Spain to Brussels en route to Leopoldville and urged by politicians and the government to aid in restoring order. Rebels and factions press for amnesties for Kalonji and Gizenga, while Tshombe reportedly retains support in Katanga.
McKeithen said he would support extending the legislative committee on Un American Activities and planned to merge its work with the State Sovereignty Commission. He emphasized he does not want to oppose investigating un American activities and pledged his 100 percent support for the inquiry.
Eliza Lucinda Guilkey will receive a master's degree in Spanish from Louisiana State University early next year and join the Mobile College faculty this fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G D Guilkey of Monroe. her father is the advertising manager of the News Star World. She currently resides in Louisiana prior to assuming duties in September.
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