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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
3
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In Ruston on June 2 a Louisiana Tech University program announced three research grants funded by the Research Corporation. The grants support a spectrograph project and chemistry department studies, with selected students participating under faculty supervision in the fall term.
Ben Marshall is named new president of the Monroe-West Mo Junior Chamber of Commerce as colleagues install him at a Monday night banquet. The ceremony recognized outgoing president Wa fe Aye ra and featured remarks from local business leaders and state figures.
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John S. Kyser president of Northwestern State College will participate in a paneled discussion at the De Kalb Conference and Conclave sponsored by the National Education Association. The talk, The Gifted Child in the Decade, is moderated by Paul Witty of Northwestern University. The event, part of a broader effort to address identification and education of gifted children, is organized by the National Commission on Education and Professional Standards.
A Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries report lists twenty seven defendants convicted in state fishing law violations this week. Northeast cases include Clifford Martin and Charles Harris of Ferriday fined for tagging violations, J W Baker of Bell, California fined for angling without a nonresident license, and Ogden Rogers of Amarillo who forfeited bond for fishing without a nonresident license after failing to appear. Arresting officers included Rangers Ivy Beard, Ray Barron, A D Swayze, and Ed Fairbanks.
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