Louisiana House bills acted on June 26 1960 session
Legislative Digest from Baton Rouge details House measures approved with votes. Bills cover medical board permits, trespass rules, beverage definitions and licenses, lending by building loan associations, pensions for long serving judges, teachers retirement eligibility, land sale refunds, fuel tax exemption, canal projects, and school funding allocations. Several items withdrawn or amended. House set to reconvene at 10:30 a.m. June 26.
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Tessier Et al
State Board of Medical Examiners
Dyson
Cameron Parish
Becnel
Rau Et al
Orleans
Jefferson
Plaquemines
Bertrand
Supreme Court
Cheves and Haynes
LeBreton and
Broussard
James L. Wynne
New Orleans
Register of State Land Office
Bertrand Et al
Nelson and
Cefalu
Highway Department
Lake Maurepas
North Pass
U. S. Hwy
Tangipahoa Parish
Sanders
Allene Hopwood Duree
East Baton Rouge
Department of Institutions
Jack Wayne Duree
Gaudin and Sanders
Miriam Bordages
Jewell
Department of Public Safety
Holt
Stinson, Sylvester and
Dupont
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge
Cashio
Gaharan Et al
Department of Public Works
Little River
Catahoula Parish
Catahoula Game and Fish Preserve
Tessier
Louisiana Legislative Digest for Wednesday June 27
Legislative digest notes bills introduced H1543 raising sales tax retention to 3 percent on the first 250000 of sales. H1544 amends trespass posting on land. H1545 proposes 13500 for capital outlay at state colleges. H32 advances a 250000 appropriation to the State Board of...
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Angelle
Ways and Means
Beenel
Cashie
Faulk
Gibbs
State Board
Race Resolution Faces Action At Lutheran Meet
At the 43rd triennial convention in St Paul delegates prepared a race elimination resolution urging churches to guide members as Christian citizens. The body also considers non-discrimination in church employment and welcomes all parishioners while voting rights for women in church meetings remain unsettled. A separate resolution deplored prenuptial contracts with Roman Catholics and urged intensified education on Lutheran Roman Catholic marriages.
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St, Paul
Minn
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Fisher couple fined for slot machine piggy bank in home
In Inglewood California Mr and Mrs David C Fisher received a $100 fine from a municipal court after claiming a slot machine kept at their home served as a piggy bank. The judge offered congratulations for saving their money but levied the fine for legal possession of the slot machine.
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Inglewood, Calif
David C. Fisher
Fishers
State funds allocated for Mississippi levee works near Violet
The legislature approved 150000 to the Department of Public Works to reconstruct state owned locks and channel improvements in the main line Mississippi levee near Violet in St Bernard Parish. The vote was 66 to 2. An additional 26667 was appropriated to the Department of Highways to operate and maintain the tree ferry at the Old Duty landing in Catahoula Parish. Passed 64 to 0.
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State Park
Washington Parrish
McLain Et al
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Rambo
Department of Public Works
Pousan Break
Grant Parish
Munson and Téekeill
Rapides Parish
Pineville
Percy
Jackson
East Feliciana Parish
Campagna
Mississippi
Violet
St. Bernard Parish
Peck
Department of Highways
Old Duty Landing
Catahoula Parish
Polish Workers Revolt Rages in Poznan Center
Eyewitness accounts describe thousands joining a burning siege in Poznan centering on police, prison, and radio jamming facilities. Tanks debated action as workers demanded a 15 percent wage rise and chaos disrupted the July Poznan International Fair.
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Memphis Tonn
Francis G. Hickman
Memphis Cotton Trade Journal
Hickman
Amsterdam
Poiman
Netherlands
Poznan
Poznanski Hotel
Warsaw Radio
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Lima
Peru
Finance Ministry
Legislative Digest
Baton Rouge
HOUSE
Lutheran
Australia
Lake Providence, Louisiana
Lake Providence
Galanty’s — Guenard’s Drug CO
Schneiders
Louisiana
American Legion
Tony Almerico
West Monroe
Trenton ST
Pia Aid
Fry Foods
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