Peale urges embracing problems as life’s sign
Dr Norman Vincent Peale told 6,668 at Monroe Civic Center that problems signify life and must be faced. He cited worry, gloom, and resentment as key issues and outlined three principles, including in spite of, relentless pressure, and as if, to conquer difficulties. The Centenary College Choir and organist accompanied the event at the First Baptist Church in Monroe.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Monroe Civic Center
Dr. Peale
Monroe
Noe Enterprises
Christ
New York
Winston Churchill
Shakespeare
Centenary College
A. C. Voran
Larry Williams
First Baptist Church
Teen Conference Held In Bunkie
A Y Teen Conference in Bunkie runs Saturday and Sunday with 42 delegates from the local YWCA. Monroe delegation led by Judy Tanner will host speakers Linda Allen Neppie Constantine Melanee Cooper and Carol Smith. Kay Coleman offers the opening prayer and assists in discus and workshop sessions.
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Bunkie
Young Women’s Christian Association
Monroe
Judy Tanner
Linda Allen
Neppie Constantine
Melanee Cooper
Carol Smith
Kay Coleman
Miss Tanner
Miss Coleman
Dianne Moody
Sharon Lewis
Mary Louise Crenshaw
Virginia Moore
Indonesia President meets Sato for $100 million aid
Tokyo report: President Su harto and Prime Minister Fisaku Sato held talks to discuss securing one hundred million dollars in Japanese economic aid for Indonesia.
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Tokyo
UPI
Suharto
Indonesia
Fisaku Sato
Inflation Cutting Into Paychecks Told as Pickpocket Tax
New York AP report from John Cunniff frames inflation as a pickpocket taxing Americans. It notes the February CPI at 119, a 19 percent rise from 1958-59, marking the 13th straight monthly increase and detailing how rising costs erode wage gains, harming the poor most as food and living expenses climb.
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John Cunniff
New York
Johnson
Weill
Fox Authors Labor Article
Dr. Eugene H. Fox of Northeast Louisiana State College writes a study based piece for The Personnel Administrator. The article, set to appear in the April issue, analyzes labor economics and business efforts to motivate workers while tracing the rise of minimum wage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Fox
Department of Economic and Finance
Northeast Louisiana State College
Good Shepherd School Registration Under Way
Good Shepherd School begins registration for next fall led by Rev. Fr. Dave Dabria. All students enroll this week with emphasis on new kindergarten and first grade entrants. Preschool roundup Wednesday 8 to 11 a.m. in the school library. bring birth certificates and vaccination records if available.
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Jesus, the Good Shepherd School
Dave Dabria
Public Hearing By LPSC Ends In Baton Rouge
The Louisiana Public Service Commission in Baton Rouge ended three days of hearings on alleged violations of transportation and utility laws. Cases involve Glynn B Hearron Monroe Ex Parte. Browning Trailer Mart West Monroe. Shemwell Transport Winnfield amendment. City of Winnfield versus Kansas City Southern Railway Arkansas Railway Co. over grade crossings. William H Cook Jr et al versus Southern Bell in Shreveport Bossier. Delaney Construction Natchez Miss over motor for hire without authority.
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Louisiana Public Service Commission
Baton Rouge
Glynn B. Hearron
Monroe
LPSC
Richard C. Browning
Browning Trailer Mart
West Monroe
C. Wade Shemwell
Shemwell Transport
Chembond Corp
Winnfield
City of
Kansas City Southern Railway Arkansas Railway Co
Portland Street
Lafayette Street
Shreveport - Bossier Exchange
SPSC
R. W. Delaney Construction Co
Natchez, Miss
Officials studying bids on Monroe water reservoir
The Monroe Utilities Commission reviewed bids for a four million gallon reservoir on the south side with prices on the tank structure from 119,450 to 140,460 and three million gallon alternates from 93,870 to 110,940. Foundation bids ranged 61,400 to 79,462 for the four and 61,400 to 77,162 for the three million tank. Contracts will be awarded after bid study. The reservoir, financed by a 1966 bond issue, will be built near U S 165 bypass to meet city needs through 1970.
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Monroe Utilities Commission
Commission
French L. Smith
U.S. 165
Monroe Southside
Monroe Northside
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Moscow
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Russia
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Labor
Harrison
Breard
Phillip Fishman
Desiard
Monroe, LA
Good Shepherd School
William H. Cook Jr
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Creyantee
Mary's
Flower Shop Inc
Ind
St. Monroe
Southern
Jackson St
Epworth League
National Council of Churches
Webber M. Walker
P.O. Box
U.S
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Acieg
Usda Choice
Tam Held
Lecrecy Peff
House of Meats
North 18Th St
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