Broadway Voices and Show Biz Buzz Across New York
Sportscaster Howard Cosell weighs a Senate bid in Florida while Perry Como charts a new album. Pete Rozelle bars Joe Namath from ownership amid a Mafia roundup. Las Vegas stars earn up to 125000 weekly as Freddie Roman signs for 5000. Benihana’s Rocky Aoki in a 50000 Rolls Royce. Lorna Bivins debuts a 35000 Mercedes. Max Gordon recalls The Women script path via Bernard Baruch and Clare Boothe Luce. Alice Cooper’s manager defends reality isolation. Soylent Green tops box offices with brutal reviews. OTB joints face muggings near 51st Street. The Rivoli shifts to double features amid gams and gossip.
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KFL
Howard Cosell
Fla
U. S. Senate
Howie
Perry Como
Choices 3
Pete Rozelle
Joe Namath
Las Vegas
Freddie Roman
Newrich
Park Ave
Lorna Bivins
Lolly's Folly
Mercedes
Rocky Aoki
Benihana
Max Gordon
Bernard Baruch
Max
Clare Boothe Luce
Mrs. L
Bernie
Clare
Clare and
Abe Schneider
Columbia Pictures
Alice Cooper
Alice
Metro
51St St. Otb
Edwy
Edtwy
Hertford Club
London
Dick Watts
N.Y. Post
Connie Towers
Gail Strickland
Rita Gam
Dennis the Menace
Jay North
Peggy Ann Garner
Alex Cohen
Harper’s Bazaar
Ira Stanger
Baton Rouge Jury Convicts Muslims Of Inciting Riot
Nine Black Muslims face prison terms up to 21 years after convictions for inciting a riot that left five dead in Baton Rouge Louisiana. A 12 member jury, 11 white, took two hours to reach guilty verdicts. sentences are to be handed down next Monday.
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Baton Rouge, la
Western Union
Alex
5Th Ave
Playboy Mag
Kim Novak
Kim
Abc-Tv
Tony Curtis
Playboy
MGM Viennese
Ilona Massey
Xavier Cugat
Irving Berlin
Theft Burglary Investigated By Monroe Police
Monroe police report multiple investigations including theft of a green 12 foot aluminum Ouachita boat valued at 120 from Henry Fife Jr. home. Burglary at Rosalie Chiara residence. items taken include jewelry, rings, medals and perfume. Also a pigeon dropping scam and Theft of a 1973 Ford Mustang between March 1 and April 27.
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Monroe
Ouachita
Henry Fife Jr
D'Arbonne
Ouachita Parish
Rosalie Chiara
Bayou Oaks
Susie Tolliver
Morton St
Sears Roebuck
Tolliver
Rivers Ford
Louisville Ave
Don Beach
Fortune Dr
Louisiana
Former Resident Tom Potter Earns Eagle Scout in Court of Honor
West Monroe resident Tom Potter, now of Baton Rouge, received the Eagle Scout Rank from Scoutmaster Don Brown at a Troop 27 Court of Honor held in Louisiana Power and Light auditorium. Potter’s ceremony drew his parents to West Monroe. other scouts attaining ranks included Billy Haynes, Robert Gatlin, Roger Hilburn, Paul Stinson, Ricky Williams, Skip Stinson, and Steve Brown with several merit badges earned.
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Tom Potter
Raymond Potter
Baton Rouge
West Monroe
Louisiana Power and Light
Potter
Don Brown
Mrs. Potter
Monday Night
Special Court of Honor
Court of Honor
The
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Cypress Street
Flood Insurance Effort Scuttled by Parish Board
Ouachita Parish Police Jury took no action at a special meeting to pursue federally subsidized flood insurance eligibility. Jurors discussed adopting The National Building Code but deemed its provisions impractical for rural areas, with staff and cost concerns noted by Arlan Rawls and Billy Wilhite.
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Ouachita Parish
Billy Wilhite
Wilhite
Dist
Arlan Rawls
Robert Downing
Wallace Hargon
Hargon
Monroe
West Monroe
Rawls
Larry Cooper
Northeast Louisiana Homebuilders Association
LSBA Rejects Revenue Report and Proposes Its Own Plan
The Louisiana School Boards Association rejects the Governor's Committee on State Revenue Sharing report and issues a minority plan. It proposes $5 million to municipalities and a remainder split among school boards police juries and other agencies by tax dollars collected. The plan differs from the committee's by favoring greater school board funding under a population based formula.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana School Boards Association
Traffic Counts Result In Fines
Four motorists were fined Monday by Monroe City Judge Elvis Stout for driving under the influence. George E. Bleifer of Swartz faced a suspended fine for negligent driving, James A. Carter of Monroe had a suspended fine for negligent driving, Dorothy Riddle Thornton of Monroe faced a suspended fine, and Oscar Lewis Jr. of Monroe was fined for DWI with additional penalties for no license and running red light. John Lynn Rials of Monroe was fined for driving under revocation and speeding.
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Monroe
Elvis Stout
George EB. Clenfer
Rt. 3
Swartz
James A. Carter
Gayton
Dorothy Riddle Thornton
Harn
Oscar Lewis Jr
South 8Th St
John Lynn Rials
Bastrop Dr
Three Fined On Traffic Counts
Three individuals, Willie I. Baker of 323 Flanagan West Monroe and Jessie Washington of 322 Shamie Rd Monroe, were fined $300 or 60 days in jail with five days suspended for driving while intoxicated by Fourth District Judge Lemmie Hightower.
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Fourth District
Lemmie Hightower
Willie I. Baker
Flanagan
West Monroe
Jessie Washington
Shamie Rd
Monroe
Monroe Man Sentenced for Delinquency and Indecent Exposure
A Monroe man was given six months in jail for contributing to a delinquency of a minor by Monroe City Judge Elvis Stout. Stevie L. Boyette of Monroe received the sentence and Denny A. Boultinghouse of West Monroe received a suspended six months in jail for indecent exposure and one year of supervised probation.
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Monroe
Elvis Stout
Stevie L. Boyette
Jackson
Denny A. Boultinghouse
Arkansas Rd
Apt. 136
West Monroe
Boultinghouse
New Orleans Psychiatrist Promoted to State Forensic Chief
Dr. William C. Super director of psychiatry at Charity Hospital in New Orleans will become chief of forensic psychiatry for the state on June 1. He will survey general and mental hospitals and prisons and form a mental health team to evaluate inmates for psychiatric clearance and return them to local facilities or transfer them to the state mental hospital.
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Baton Rouge
William C. Super
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
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