Four Polio Cases In Ouachita Parish This Year
Officials at Confederate Memorial Hospital in Shreveport announced four polio cases in Ouachita Parish this year. Seven year old Fred Cascio of Monroe is confirmed bulbar polio after three Salk shots. Other victims are three year old Michael Hearne of West Monroe, Barbara Chaman age four, and Mrs Tommie Jean Smith of Sterlington, all with varying vaccination histories.
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Confederate Memorial Hospital
Shreveport
Fred Cascio
Bres Ave
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Young Cascio
W. Carroll Summer
Ouachita Parish Health Center
Michael Hearne
D. W. Hearne
Smith
West Monroe
Summer
Cascio
Barbara Chaman
Box 1166
Tommie Jean Smith
Sterlington
Clerks Fear Ike's Veto
West Monroe post office clerks fear a 1 percent pay raise passed by Congress may be vetoed by President Eisenhower. Robert P. Whitman, Local 3969 president, said it is inconceivable the president would veto the pay bill and pledged the union would mobilize AFL CIO resources to override if needed. He urged support from citizens and business leaders.
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Post Office Clerks
West Monroe
Congress
Eisenhower
Robert P. Whitman
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Whitman
House
Senate
Aflcio
Western powers end collapsed disarmament conference
In Geneva the Western delegations formally closed the talks after a rump session. They waited for Soviet bloc delegates to return, then sent conference records to the UN Security Council and General Assembly. The Soviet side, led by Valerian Zorin, walked out Monday accusing the West of masking rearmament.
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Geneva
U. N. Security Council
General Assembly
Valerian Zorin
Public confession not required for past sins says pastor
Bibby Graham counsels that public confession to a church is unnecessary when both partners are seeking a Christian life. He notes forgiveness comes from God, who forgives sins when confessed to Him, and suggests finding a more accepting congregation if current church members harass the penitent.
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Jesus
Two Monroe Men Charged With Game Law Violations
Two Ouachita parish men, Archie L. Chambers 33 and Elbert L. Yeager 38, along with Louis Locke Homes 31, were charged with fishing without a license. They were taken into custody on warrants from Morehouse parish and posted bonds of 100 dollars each. Sheriff Bailey Grant reported they are free on bonds today.
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Monroe
Bailey Grant
Ouachita Parish
Morehouse Parish
Archie L. Chambers
Louis Locke
Elbert L. Yeager
Louisiana Senate considers 25 segregation bills on floor
Twenty five measures to reinforce racial segregation in Louisiana were sent to the Senate floor after the Judiciary Committee reported them favorably. Objections were raised to two bills limiting voter qualification and registration forms. Senate aides cited school and welfare changes, with several bills addressing New Orleans schooling and a pupil placement law re enactment. A federal judge has called for public school integration this fall.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Deichmann
New Orleans
Deichmann
William Rainach
E. W. Gravelet Jr
Joint Legisla
Tive
Sen. Deichmann
Rainach
United School Committee
Appropriations Measure Before Senate Tomorrow
The Louisiana Senate plans to take up the administration's 492 million dollar general appropriations bill tomorrow after Finance reviewed the measure. Chair William Cleveland noted the bill remains largely intact from House versions for Gov. Jimmie Davis, with the State Sovereignty Commission receiving an extra 175 thousand dollars. Additional allocations include 39 thousand for Veterans Affairs, 5 thousand for a primary teacher at the School for the Blind, 17 thousand for Southeastern Louisiana Hospital, and funds for a Youth Commission pilot project.
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Department of Veterans Affairs
State School For the Blind
Southeastern Louisiana
Youth Commission
Zeidler Wins Ford Grant to Study Urban Renewal
Milwaukee former mayor Frank P. Zeidler was awarded a $20,000 Ford Foundation grant to study and evaluate the nation’s urban renewal program. he also declined to run for a fourth term as mayor.
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Ford Grant
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Frank P. Zeidler
Milwaukee
Ford Foundation
Zeidler
Voting Record Of Solons On LSU Bill Bared
The Baton Rouge report lists Senate votes on the LSU board bill amendments and the measure to shorten terms for LSU Board of Supervisors. Fifty-two senators are named with a split vote on the amendments and the main bill, detailing those for and against, plus absentees Fruge Gravolet Montgomery.
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Eustis
Fink
Firming
Folkes
Friedman
Gilbert
Harris
Jones
Long
Martin
McCalman
Patton
Poston
Rappelet
Rayburn
Rogers
Sevier
Fruge
Gravelet
Senate
LSU Board of Supervisors
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Ainsworth
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Carpenter
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Davis
Deichmann
Blair
Clemons
Duplantier
Hickey
Jordan
O'Hara
O'Keefe
Lockrider
Stewart
Wilkinson
Gravolet
Montgomery
Bastrop Man Fined for Drunk Driving in Louisiana
Paul C. Philley, 31, of Bastrop, was fined 400 and costs and sentenced to 125 days in Ouachita parish jail after pleading guilty in Fourth District Court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge Jesse Heard imposed the sentence and ordered an additional 30 day term for no driver’s license, to run concurrently. Jessie Stephens, 51, of Monroe, was fined 25 for disturbing the peace. another charge was nolled. Five others received 10 day sentences for vagrancy.
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Paul C. Philley
Quachita Parish
Fourth District
Jesse Heard
Philley
Route 1
Heard
Jessie Stephens
Polke Street
Monroe
Nolle
Lonnie E. Cross
Route
Hamburg
John W. Hall
Sterlington
William Campbell
Hope
Ark
Leon Jones
Arkansas Pass
Texas
Clydell Gowans
Services Held For Mrs Gandy
Final rites for Mrs Zora Moore Gandy aged 59 were to be conducted at Pine Grove Baptist Church at 3 p m with Rev Lionel Crowell officiating Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery under Kilpatrick s Funeral Home of West Monroe She resided at 605 North Sixth Street Monroe and died in Pineville after a long illness She is survived by two sisters Mrs C S Christian and Mrs W J DeVille and three brothers James W Moore Marvin C Moore and Arvell H Moore Pallbearers will be nephews.
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Zora Moore Gandy
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Lionel Crowell
Kilpatrick
West Monroe
Pine Grove
Gandy
North Sixth Street
Monroe
Pineville
C. S. Christian
W. J. DeVille
Houston
Texas
James W. Moore
Baton Rouge
Marvin C. Moore
Arvell H. Moore
Atlanta, 'Ga
Strike ties up ships in Bombay over tug crew strike
More than 60 ships, including nine freighters carrying U.S. wheat and food aid, remained tied up in Bombay for a sixth straight day as tug crews continued their strike slowing port traffic and shipments.
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Bombay
India
UPS
U.S
Lake Oxford Appointed Registrar at Northeast Louisiana State College
Dr. George Walker announces Dr. Lake C. Oxford will become registrar at Northeast Louisiana State College effective August 11 at summer term end. Oxford, visiting professor this summer, leaves his post as West Monroe Junior High principal after 1958 service, succeeding retiree Buel S. Hammer. He is West Monroe Optimist Club president, ex-director of Little Boys' Baseball Club, with a B S from Louisiana Tech, a master's from Southern Methodist, and a PhD from the University of Maryland.
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George Walker
Northeast Louisiana State College
Lake C. Oxford
Oxford
Division of Education
Northeast
West Monroe
Buel S. Hamner
West Monroe Optimist Club
Little Boys’ Baseball Club
Louisiana Tech
Southern Methodist University
University of Maryland
Two Fined On Charges Of Drunk Driving
Two persons were fined $300 and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Ora Kidd and Rogers Roberson faced the penalties in Fourth District 1 Court before Judge Jesse Heard. Roberson also paid $25 for operating a vehicle without a license. Willie Calahan was fined $100 for illegally carrying a concealed weapon and $25 for disturbing the peace. Dallas C. Alford paid $25 for disturbing the peace by being drunk.
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Jesse Heard
Ora Kidd
Chaudrant
Rogers Roberson
Violet Street
West Monroe
Roberson
Willie Calahan
Negro
Chatham
Dallas C. Alford
Early feeding habits shape future discipline and variety
The piece argues that while baby led patterns work, some discipline helps. It promotes varied foods to prevent picky eating and cites Gerber products from fruits to desserts. It notes processing to preserve nutrients and suggests trying Gerber Cottage Cheese with Pineapple as a new option.
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Gerber
Baby
P.S
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