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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1968

Page

3

West Carroll school tax passes in Ward 4

West Carroll Parish School Board announced the Ward 4 special one mill tax passed Saturday with a property valuation of 239345 for and 1500 against. The extra revenue will support Ward 4 public schools.BATON ROUGE LA Tech student leaders meet at LSU with ASGP officials. Northwestern State plant names new secretary treasurer and welcomes new members from Homer and Winnfield. Bastrop parish coroner cites acute alcoholism in death at Ouachita River fishing camp. West Carroll Police Jury moves to salvage and reinvest in equal value facilities and discusses marketing with Agriculture Commissioner Pearce.

Oak Grove West Carroll Parish Commissioner of Agriculture Dave L. Pearce Baton Rouge West Carroll

Navy Vessels Try To Save Beaches

A six ship Navy flotilla began efforts to haul the bow of the ruptured tanker Ocean Eagle away from San Juan Bay after it spilled about a million gallons of crude. Salvage operations aimed to sink the bow 100 miles north, deep to prevent further slick spread. Coast Guard skimmers and several hotels reported beach closings and tourist cancellations as the oil fouled 11 miles of coast and large areas along Condado.

San Juan P.R U.S. Navy Ocean Eagle San Juan Bay Navy Adm Alfred R. Matter Caribbean Preserver Coast Guard Caribe Hilton San Jeronimo Hilton Condado Beach Hotel la Concha Hotel Puerto Rico

Winnsboro road crew clear weeds under bridges area

Flames damaged a bridge on La 618 about three miles northwest of Winnsboro last Saturday after a grass fire spread to weeds beneath the span. On Tuesday the Franklin Parish road crew labored to clean the area surrounding the structures.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish

District Court Activity Sets Trials and Fines

Fines and trial dates set in Fourth District Court with Judge Burgess presiding. W. H. Smith of Monroe has trial on March 29 for gambling. Wanda Faye McKee of Bas trop and James M. Burns of Baton Rouge fined 25 dollars and 10 days in jail for speeding. Reggie Crawford and Robert Holloway of West Monroe pleaded not guilty to theft of car batteries. trial on April 26.

Fourth District Jack FE. Burgess Mansfield Wanda Faye McKee Bastrop James M. Burns Baton Rouge Reggie Crawford Travis

Appeal Okayed In Topless Case

Washington AP report notes Justice Douglas halted action against the Lakewood Club delaying license action for 30 days to allow a Supreme Court appeal. The move follows a broader dispute over topless waitresses and public morals, with prior Redondo Beach dancer arrests and mixed Supreme Court signals.

Washington Los Angeles William O. Douglas Lakewood State Alcoholic Beverage Central Department Douglas Supreme Court Redondo Beach

Mid-April Date Slated For Bond Program Here

West Monroe plans a mid April start for a $2 million bond financed sewage and water improvement program per Mayor Bert Hatton after talks in Baton Rouge with Switzer and Associates. City officials also enrolled West Monroe in a state surplus program for equipment including fire engines and hospital beds.

West Monroe Bert Hatten Baton Rouge Switzer and Associates

Oil spill threatens wide fisheries area meeting with official

Marine biologists warned the oil slick could kill fish over a broad zone and planned to meet with Joe T Moore, director of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, who was traveling from Washington.

Joe T. Moore Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Washington

Appeal Slated On New Hearing For Integration

Washington Parish desegregation fight moves to a new hearing as U S District Judge Frederick Heebe weighs an alternate desegregation plan offered by the parish school board. They argue the court ordered plan is unworkable while Heebe has already implemented his own remedy.

New Orleans U.S Frederick Heebe Washington Parish Parish Heebe

Right Of Police To Shoot Gets Legislature Okay

New York lawmakers approved a bid to expand authority to shoot at criminal suspects or intruders. Gov. Rockefeller expected to sign as supporters say it strengthens law enforcement while opponents warn of racial tensions and harsher treatment of minority communities.

Albany, N.Y New York State

Hue Seen As Next Communist Target In Vietnam War

A senior US officer believes Hue, not Khe Sanh, is the next objective for North Vietnamese forces. Hue and Quang Tri City are cited as key targets near the frontier where four divisions and about 46,000 troops are deployed. The officer notes Hue’s 140,000 residents and the city’s ruined condition, with potential for a psychological victory and gateway to the South. He stresses the enemy is fatigued and facing supply problems, likely to press hit-and-run tactics rather than large-scale offensives.

Saigon Hue Khe Sanh Quang Tri South Vietnam Khen Sanh Vietnam Demilitarized Zone

Army Private Jacobs Assigned as Medic in Korea

Be ARMY, Korea assignment places 20 year old Army Private David A Jacobs son of Paul Jacobs of Chatham in a medic role with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea. The report notes his recent assignment to this unit and his familial ties.

Be Army, Korea AHTNC Army David A. Jacobs Paul Jacobs Chatham 2Nd Infantry Division Korea

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