Wallace Booed at Dartmouth Rally in New Hampshire
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace faced hecklers at Dartmouth College as about 1,300 inside and 1,500 outside clashed over his speech. He was forced off stage after protesters shouted insults, then returned to say a quip about crowd behavior. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Lunar Orbiter Bonus Awarded to Boeing for 2 Mission
NASA said a performance evaluation found Lunar Orbiter 2 met its photog mission with excellence and justified the maximum contract bonus of 1.918 million to Boeing, the prime contractor for the camera craft that orbited the moon last November and photographed potential landing sites.
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Boeing Co
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Lorin Hollander At Tech Delivers Varied Piano Recital
Pianist Lorin Hollander performed at Louisiana Tech to a small but receptive crowd. The program opened with Bach Partita in E minor, a dense pace for modern listeners, followed by a Prokofieff Cadenza for Piano Concerto No 2 adapted for solo piano, heavy on orchestral color. His nine months of daily practice for a seven minute passage drew strong applause, ending with his own Tocata and two encores that left the audience debating modern art.
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Louisiana Tech
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Eisenhower hints at personal choice for 1968 nomination
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, arriving in Harrisburg after a Palm Desert vacation, says he might have a personal choice for the 1968 Republican nomination but remains noncommittal. He also discusses his health, golf, and Viet Nam policy with reporters.
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Air Force Announces Two Enlistments from Monroe Station
The Monroe Air Force Recruiting Station lists two May enlistments for the week of May 15. Green Barry Linder, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wesley Linder of Winnsboro, is in recruit training at Amarillo AFB Texas after graduating Wisner High School in 1965. Jerry Wayne Howell, son of Mrs. Lonzo Howell of Monroe, is also at Amarillo AFB in recruit training after a 1966 graduation from Ouachita Parish High School.
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Green Barry Linder
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas
James Wesley Linder
Winnsboro
Wisner High School
Jerry Wayne Howell
Amarillo Afb
Lonzo Howell
Ouachita Parish High School
Former Police Jury Head Dies In Shreveport
Charles L. Horne Jr., 68, longtime Shreveport resident and former president of the Louisiana Police Jury Association, died after a long illness. He served on the Caddo Parish Police Jury 33 years, ran a real estate business, and held leadership roles including LPJA president and recipient of the Mike Scanlon Award. Services Friday at St. John's Catholic Church. Survived by his widow, two sons, one sister, and six grandchildren.
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Shreveport
Charles L. Horne Jr
Louisiana Police Jury Association
Caddo Parish
Horne
Mike Scanlon
Louisiana
St. John’s Catholic Church
Registration Day at St Frederick’s High School Sets Hours
Father Warren Larroque principal of St Frederick's High School announces Registration Day for new students entering in September. The event is Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Religious instruction is optional for non Catholic students.
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St. Frederick's High School
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