Scranton Attacks Johnson and GOP Ostriches in Detroit
In Detroit Scranton accuses President Johnson of delaying automation and blasts GOP rivals as ostriches. He pushes five points to counter automation, urges job retraining, education shifts, and a national job matching clearing house as he campaigns for Michigan delegates ahead of San Francisco.
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Scranton
Johnson
Detroit
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Lone Prairie
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Michigan
San Francisco
Marshall's Sale Easy Finance Co of Mon RoE v Annie Ruth Anderson
In Ouachita Parish Monroe City Court a writ of Fi Fa leads to public sale at East door of Guy Hall Monroe. On July 1944 between lean hours, household furniture and effects including a Zenith radio a tan window washer and a Whirlpool washing machine will be sold for cash to satisfy the writ and costs. Marshal F W Reitzell announces June 24 1804.
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Marshall's
Easy Finance
Company OF Monroe, Inc
Annie Ruth Anderson
Louisiana
Parish OF Ouachita
City OF
Monroe
Vriue
Guy Hall
Zenith
W. Reitzell
Marshal d Anoroe
Olin Plant Modernization Progress at West Monroe Mill
Construction on the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp pulp mill in West Monroe advances toward completion in 1965 with 1,000 workers. Major work focuses on south mill upgrades including pulp processing, chemical recovery, steam and electric systems, new hardwood handling, water supply expansion, and two 240-ton digesters. Completion expected by mid September with extensive demolition already finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
West Monroe
C. A. Shoudy
Bill Henckroth
Kraft
Rub Dish Technique for Fish Dishes
A cooking note explains rubbing fish dishes with slightly moistened salt, then rinsing with hot water before regular washing to prepare utensils.
New AMA Chief Favors Family Doctor Concept
Dr Donovan F Ward, a 59 year old Dubuque plastic surgeon, was named president elect of the American Medical Association at the San Francisco convention. He aims to reinforce the family doctor role while preserving ties with specialists, noting his Navy service and wartime plastic surgery work. He earned his medical degree from the University of Iowa in 1930.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque
American Medical Association
Donovan F. Ward
AMA
San Francisco
Dr. Ward
Finley Hospital
Ward
Navy
University of Dubuque
University of Iowa
Legislative Highlights in Louisiana House Actions
A 102 to 0 House vote approved a pension fund measure for Monroe firemen. Senate backed 360 on routing Monroe civil court fees to the city general fund after 1967. House 100 to 0 approved Bayou D Arbonne bridge. 101 to 0 added three Union Parish roads to the state system. Grambling President sought $114,646 more amid $57.24 million general appropriations debates. A CABL amendment to tighten fund audits was floated after McKeithen withdrew support. Bills on higher speed limits and bank Saturday closings advanced or stalled, with a veto cutting a proposed two year commuter college from Catahoula-Concordia-Tensas area.
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Baton Rouge
House
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Senate
George Wood
W. M. Harper
Department of Highways
Bayou D'Arbonne
Charles Barham
Ruston
Barham
Union Parish
Grambling College
Ralph Jones
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. B. B
Rayburn
John McKeithen
Catahoula-Concordia - Tensas
J. C. Gilbert
Sicily Island
David Patten
Jonesville
McKeithen
Pay Resolution Introduced by Legislature
Rep Lawrence Gibbs of Monroe and 19 colleagues filed a resolution urging Gov John J McKeithen to initiate action for higher pay for teachers and school personnel. The measure aligns with the United School Committee pay raise bill after state finances are reviewed. Co-sponsors include George Wood Monroe James McCormack Bastrop S S DeWitt Newellton Benny Christian Rayville James Smith Farmerville and W J Richardson Grayson.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Lawrence Gibbs
Monroe
John J. McKeithen
United School Committee
Gibbs
Fifth District
George Wood
James McCormack
Bastrop
S. S. DeWitt
Newellton
Benny Christian
Rayville
James Smith
Farmerville
W. J. Richardson
Grayson
Miss Louisiana Parade Info Outlined in Monroe and Shreveport
Entries from Monroe and Shreveport will be featured in the Miss Louisiana Beauty Pageant Parade set for 4 30 p m Wednesday July 1 at the start of the 1964 Miss Louisiana contest in Monroe The procession begins Pine and Walnut Streets proceeds to DeSiard Street Five Points where it disbands The parade includes 20 white convertibles holding contestants a Louisiana theme float carrying Linda Gail Bacum Miss Louisiana color guard from Marine stations Monroe and Shreveport participate A Shreveport twirling unit Arab unit of the Karubah Temple with a Model T also joins along with the Monroe Shrine Club drum and bugle corps Northeast students band under Charles Chantingier directs parade activities may grow before month end
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Monoe
Shreveport
Monroe
Pine
Walnut
DeSiard Street
Procee
Louisiana
Linda Gail Baucum
Circle K Club
Northeast State College
Circle K
Karubah Temple
Monroe Shrine Club
Charles Chantingier
John Ensminger
Ouachita River
Pleasure Island
Aqua Maids
Grady Carroll
Lake D'Arbonne
Phyliss Pratt
Cypress Garden Aqua Maids
Nancy Talbot
Sally Peirce
Barbara Buckner
Karen Crowe
Brenda Crows
Jan Touchstone
Mary Jo Simonton
Chamber Support For Compensation Bill Discussed In Baton Rouge
Louisiana business groups plan a 9 a.m. Monday coffee caucus in the Magnolia Room Lakeshore Motel Baton Rouge to back Senate bill 228 workmen compensation ahead of a final House hearing. Monroe Chamber issues bulletins urging telegrams to Ouachita senators as an all out effort targets 145 members from the Louisiana Association of Chamber of Commerce Managers to attend. The bulletin notes current laws impose severe penalties on business and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Magnolia
Lakeshore
Baton Rouge
Monroe Chamber of Commercce
Ouachita
Senate
Fred Fudickar
Ten Policemen Quit Force Won't Testify
Ten city policemen including a lieutenant in the elite investigating squad quit rather than answer grand jury questions about police collusion with gamblers. The 48-member squad was disbanded after a three year undercover probe and members reassigned as officials cited loss of effectiveness.
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New York
Child Kicked by Horse Sustains Head Injury
Ten year old Fathleen Parrish of Girard spent Thursday night at St Francis Hospital after a head injury believed caused by a horse kick. Her mother said the child had a comfortable night and neighbors described the incident.
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Fathleen Parrish
St. Francis Hospital
Missing Child Found After Pony Ride Near Home
Found by her parents in a pasture near her home where she had been riding late Thursday afternoon after concerns arose when Kathleen did not return from a ride on her Shetland pony.
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Kathleen
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Senior Citizens Club
Benoit Recreation Center
Sue Weatherly
Arthsey Watson
A. H. “Punch” Edmonds
Ben Bradford
Olin
The
Southern Methodist Church
Monroe City Hall
Dar Harrington
First Southern Methodist Church
al Silverstein
Fain
Little Theatre OF
Ilverstein
DeSiard
Svarbonne Bridge
Council For A Better Louisiana
CABL
F. Hugh Coughlin
Public Affairs Research Council
Board of Liquidation
J. C
Gilbert
Edwin Edwards
Solon
Crowley
B. B
Bogalusa
Jesse Knowles
Lake Charles
Jamar Adcock
Howard J. Jones
St. Joseph
College
Miss Louisiana
Chamber
Pico
Confidential Service
Jim Scalia
Joe Lasuzzo
Pico Finance
Jackson ST
Anna Mary Fuller
Employer's Life Ins. Co of America
Plymouth
Jeep
Chrysler
Airtemp
Hawkeye
Chrysler Airtemp
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Crosley & N. 11Th
Chrysler Corporation
Korink
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