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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
12
Sarah H. Newman of the National Consumers League told a Senate antitrust subcommittee that modern labeling disguises contents and misleads shoppers. She cited cookies detergents napkins and coffees as examples and urged stricter rules against hidden reductions and misleading sizes.
Billy Henry Boyte, 17, of 1503 Tim Street, was booked by West Monroe Police for allegedly forging a $178 check. He allegedly gave a merchant a forged check on Wednesday and received $112 in clothing plus the rest in cash, and was sent to the Quachita Parish Jail.
New York says Marilyn Monroe, 34, had a two hour emergency operation to remove her gall bladder after a gall stone attack. Seven doctors attended including her personal physician from California. She is reported in good condition and resting. Joe DiMaggio waited in her private room.
Marlon Brando testifies in a California court he married Movita, a Mexican actress, and states he has a son with her. The actor, visiting from Tahiti, is embroiled in a dispute with his first wife Anna Kashfi over access to their son Christian Devi and an alleged $1000 child support payment.
Actress Miss Sothern and sister Marion Tetley won a court order naming their mother An nette Yde Lake, 77, as guardian. The ruling by Superior Court Judge Eugene P. Fay Thursday left a third sister, Bonnie Dickman, in tears.
Final rites set for 3 p m Friday at Hixson Chapel for Steve Springfield with Rev. Harold Cook officiating. Burial follows at Clark Springs Cemetery. Springfield died Thursday in a local hospital. Pallbearers include Howard Rawls W H Springfield Robert Sullivan Dennis Glennon Jerry Springfield and Kenneth Springfield, all named.
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