President Johnson honors three blind students at White House
President Johnson chats with Leonard David Buloff Sherill Rae Peterson and Larry Dale Baker as they receive scholastic achievement awards at the White House. Don Staley of the Recording for the Blind stands behind them during the ceremony.
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White House
Leonard David Buloff
Bellerose
N. Y
Hofstra University
Hempstead
Monroe drafts urban renewal bill to redevelop downtown
Monroe drafts an urban renewal bill ready for introduction in the Legislature. Mayor W L Howard says the plan seeks federal backing to buy raze and rebuild blighted downtown areas, with a 20‑year, 60 million dollar redevelopment plan guided by local leaders and a five‑member redevelopment agency.
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Louisiana
W. L. Howard
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Howard Terata
Awentaden Mranny Asa
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Chamber of Commerce
Howard
Haynes Harkey
H. W. McSherry
W. D. H. Rodriguez
Shreveport
Clyde Fant
Ouachita Parish School Board plans tax outreach
A Ouachita Parish School Board meeting with 37 community representatives aims to mobilize support for a proposed one half cent sales tax for education. The funds would supplement teacher salaries and staff, excluding central admin. Officials say passage would help attract and retain qualified teachers and improve local salary competitiveness. Committees exist in all 37 communities to inform patrons and gather support.
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Ouachita Parish
Conference on Youth Employment Planned at NLSC
The second in a series of youth opportunities conferences, themed The Business Community and Youth Employment, will be held Thursday at Northeast Louisiana State College in the College Union Building Auditorium. The day begins at 9 45 a m with Dr William H Enneis of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission delivering the keynote on Federal Recommendations for Employment Procedures.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
College Union Building
William H. Enneis
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington, D.C
van C. McGraw
Department of Management and Marketing
NISC
Eugene H. Fox
Department of Economics and Finance
NLSC
Neil Lamont
State Department of Institutions
Baton Rouge
Law panel urges curbs after state overspending
Louisiana Budget Committee warns agencies spent beyond appropriations in 1967 68 fiscal year prompting a $6 million need to cover deficits. It proposes a $1.36 billion budget, stricter controls on new programs and facilities, and tighter agency budgeting while criticizing lack of legislative oversight and noting wasteful space rentals and moves. Senator Jamar Adcock chairs the panel and manages the office building corporation.
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Baton Rouge
Legislative Budget Committee
John McKeithen
McKeithen
Louisiana Tech
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Louisiana Office Building Corp
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Office Building Corporation
Graduate Courses At NLSC Told By School Dean
Dr. H. T. Garner, Dean of the Graduate School at Northeast Louisiana State College, announced graduate courses for the School of Education in the 1968 Summer Session. First term offerings span Elementary and Secondary Education, Psychology, Music, Special Education and more, with courses in measurements, reading, guidance, administration, and supervisory topics. Second term includes teaching methods, data processing, school law, and educational leadership.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
School of Education
Ing
Lawmaker bids for hospital wing funding and arena aim
Ouachita Representative Lawrence Gibbs plans to seek Legis lature support for a new 1 million dollar wing at E A Conway Memorial Hospital and urges beds after modernizing work. He also backs domed stadium in New Orleans, seeks 100 percent property assessment reform, and calls for an independent Legislature.
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E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
Ouachita
Lawrence Gibbroe
Gibbs
New Orléans
Bonner Promoted To Associate County Agent
Dr. J Norman Efferson LSU dean announces Henry Bonner Jr of Monroe promoted from assistant county agent Ouachita Parish to associate county agent effective July 1 The action followed a LSU Board of Supervisors meeting in Baton Rouge in a letter from LSU President John A Hunter praising the advancement and its benefit to the university Bonner has served 17 years with offices in the West Monroe Agriculture Building
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J. Norman Efferson
College of Agriculture
Louisiana State University
Henry Bonner Jr
Burroughs Sr
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Board of Supervisors
LSU
Baton Rouge
Bonner
John A. Hunter
West Monroe
Bond defeat in Newberia Louisiana council vote
Voters in Newberia Louisiana on Tuesday rejected a $2 7 million bond issue proposed to fund a development project with an estimated cost of 3 856 495. The measure drew state opposition and the bond failed by a wide margin.
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