LSU Supervisors to study apartment plan near LSU campus
LSU board of supervisors reviews Orleans Levee Board plan to develop 12.5 acres of land beside LSU Norman O. New Orleans Levee Board proposes sale of lots by sealed bids to fund campus streets and utilities with potential profit to LSU. An alternate plan envisions multi dwelling apartments with a firm paying $830000 for lease. LSU president Hunter cites high capital needs and rising enrollments as the board meets after a 90 minute executive session. Mrs. Jimmie H. Davis begins a 14 year term amid Senate confirmation.
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Levee Board
New Orleans
Gerald Gallinghouse
LSUNO
Ing
LSU Board
John A. Hunter
LSU
Board Lands and Buildings Committee
Hunter
LSMNO
James Corbett
Jimmie H. Davis
Senate
Calhoun Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Byron Calhoun 29 who died from chest wounds after a fracas at Mills Cafe will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Kilpatrick Funeral Home West Monroe with burial in Riverside Cemetery Monroe. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary Krickel two sisters and four brothers.
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Byron Calhoun
Mary Krickel
West Monroe
John Liner
Bernice
Allen Hefley
Alfred M. Calhoun
Louis H. Krickel
Cherry Point
North Carolina
Rockefeller Urges Congress to Back Kennedy Civil Rights Program
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged members of both parties in Congress to support President Kennedy's civil rights program. He called on prompt action as the plan faces opposition from some Republicans and Southern Democrats during a news conference in Albany.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Kennedy
Navy Cuts San Diego Recruit Flow Over Meningitis
The Navy halves new recruit assignments to San Diego Naval Training Center amid a meningitis outbreak. About 4,000 recruits diverted to Great Lakes, Illinois, after 25 cases since January with three deaths. no new cases in over a month. Summer base population limited to about 8,000 from a normal 15,000.
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Washington
UPS
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Washington budget fight and Cuba policy warnings
The House aims to vote on a pruned 47.092 billion defense bill amid Pentagon disputes over a 2 billion cut. McNamara says it costs 60,000 troops and airpower. Flood calls him misinformed. Mansfield warns senators against brinkmanship on Cuba. Curtis urges a Pacific blockade. No overseas force reduction planned. Pentagon seeks cost cuts via efficiency, not personnel trims.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
House
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Robert S. McNamara
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
McNamara
Appropriation Committee
Flood
Cuba
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
GOP
Pacific
Mansfield
Fidel Castro
Curtis
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
United States
Navy
Air Force
Sylvester
Defense
West Monroe KC Group Names New Officers For 1963
Richard Le Brun was elected grand knight of West Monroe Council No. 3642 Knights of Columbus for the coming year. Other officers elected include Richard Grenkevich as Deputy Grand Knight and John Cordaro as Recording Secretary. Installation set for July 9 at 8 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall in West Monroe.
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Richard le Brun
West Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Richard Grenkevich
Walter Franks
Sam Danna
John Cordaro
Harry Martin
Glen Golson
Charles Horne, Jr
John Ward
Jack Millette
Vitus Duschinsky
O.F.M
Bob Swan
Norman
Mayor Among Ticket Culprits
WELLSVILLE NY AP Mayor Robert Gardner and his police chief cleared unpaid parking tickets from files. They found 176 unpaid tickets with one two years old belonging to the mayor who paid a $2 fine.
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Wellsville
N.Y
Robert Gardner
Rockefeller Faults Late Presidential Action on Legislation
Rockefeller repeated his complaint that the President acted two years too late and that earlier decisions might have avoided tensions and difficulties that have arisen.
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Rockefeller
Craig's Wife Seeks Divorce Amid Alleged Abuse
Jane Valentine 29 sued for divorce from actor James Craig 51 in Los Angeles stating he beat her. She seeks $500 monthly support and a restraining order to prevent harassment or disposal of assets until the hearing scheduled after their March 17 marriage and June 21 separation.
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Los Angeles
James Craig
Jane Valentine
Craig
Miss Valentine
Thief Blamed For Flat Tire In Canisteo Stop
Police Chief Sidon Jamison Jr. said while probing a jewelry theft at a Canisteo store someone let air out of his patrol car front tires. He believed the tire deflation was done by the jewelry thief involved.
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Canisteo
N.Y
Sidon Jamison Jr
Jamison
June Winners Announced By Ouachita Wildlife Unit
The Ouachita Wildlife Unit named June fishing contest winners at the club meeting led by President Jim Pack er. Winners include Bass division Jack Singley first with 6 lb 15 oz and Pete Potter second with 6 lb 7 oz plus prizes. Bream top R C St John 14 lb 4 oz. specs winner Zell Smith 2 lb 3 oz. contests run through July and August with grand prizes after the end. Members must join the unit and be present for prizes.
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Ouachita Wildlife Unit
Jim Packer
Jack Singley
Pete Potter
Buddy Blair
Jerry Eldridge
Zell Smith
Jerome Danna
J. B. Thoman
Quachita
Verdict Expected in Hamburg Damage Suit
Miss Leslie Amos of Perryville Louisiana seeks $100,000 in a damage suit against M. D. Baker of Hamburg Sherman Miller and Alonzo Miller after her car crashed into a stopped truck on US Highway 82 near Crossett. She suffered multiple injuries and has undergone several operations, with no return to work yet.
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Hamburg, Ark
Leslie Amos
Perryville
M. D. Baker
Hamburg
Ark
Sherman Miller
Alonzo Miller
Amos
Crossett
U. S. Hwy
Trial of Case Before Circuit Judge Colvin
The case proceeds in circuit court before Judge G B Colvin with a jury of 11 men and one woman hearing the matter.
AA Group Honored by Delhi Officials for $150 Donation
Mayor Roy Snider and the Delhi Town Council thanked the Delhi Group of Alcoholics Anonymous for a 150 dollar contribution. Representatives presented the check at the last council meeting, to be used for community center upkeep and improvements.
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Delhi
Roy Snider
Council
Dick Lynch Football Career Path From Redskins to Giants
Defensive back Dick Lynch who played for the New York Giants in the late 1950s began his career at the Washington Redskins in 1959 after starring at Notre Dame.
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Dick Lynch
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Notre Dame
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