Traffic Fines Levied in Monroe City Court
Judge W. M. Harper fined or forfeited bonds for fourteen defendants in Monroe city court. Ten for speeding, four for reckless driving and two for Driving While Impaired. Fines ranged up to 425 dollars with various additional counts nolle pressed or dropped. Names and addresses of those fined or bonded included James Edward Slavent Adrian H Berry and Robert Charles Williams among others.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe
James Edward Slavent
Fairchild
West Monroe
M. T. Breard
Auburn Avenue
Glenn Carter
Riggs Street
Carl Jacobs
McGuire Street
Edmon Jones, Jr
Lilac Street
Maurice K. Kenny
Lionel Street
John H. King
Adams Street
Frances Stephenson
Dick Taylor
Emogene A. Wilhite
Riverbend
Lillian Edwards
Glenmar Avenue
Adrian H. Berry
Avant Road
Robert Charles Williams
North 12Th Street
Nolle
Abe Coates
Grammont Street
James Earl Davis
Melvin Leavern Evans
Alabama Street
Nolle Pressed
Robert Lee Taylor
South 18Th Street
Larry White
Lee Avenue
White
Earl Jackson
Route 2
Box 323
Father of West Monrogan Dies Funeral Today
Arthur L. Williams 80 of Downs ville died Wednesday in a Farmerville clinic after a short illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Downsville Methodist Church with Rev. Brady Foreman and Rev. Ardis Smith presiding. Burial in Downs ville Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Mattie, two sons Omer and Buford, a daughter Ola Cox, a sister Beulah Keith, and five grandchildren.
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Farmerville
Arthur L. Williams
Downsville
Downsville Methodist Church
Brady Foreman
Ardis Smith
Williams
Aubrey Williams
West Monroe
Downsville Cemetery
Kilpatrick
Mattie Williams
Omer Williams
Baton Rouge
Buford Williams
Ruston
Ola V
Kennedy Sees New Deal Aims In Quiet Progress
President Kennedy told about 225 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen delegates that his administration pursues Roosevelt era goals in a quieter fashion. He contrasted current battles in Washington with the 1930s while promising continued progressive steps.
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Washington
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Local Court Fines For Public Disturbances And Traffic Violations
In other actions two were fined for public drunkenness one for simple battery five for disturbing the peace five for failure to yield the right of way five for running red lights and one for going the wrong way on a one way street.
Alabama Congressmen Oppose Federal Troops Over Birmingham
In a congressional record exchange Representatives George Andrews and Kenneth Roberts of Alabama argue no federal troops are needed for Birmingham. Andrews blames outside agitators led by Martin Luther King and calls for King to leave Alabama. Roberts says violence stems from violations of local law and court orders, denying federal law breakdown.
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Washington
George Andrews
Kenneth Roberts
Alabama
Birmingham
Congressional Record
Andrews
Martin Luther King
King
Roberts
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery promised to aid weight gain
The ad claims GMD helps underweight individuals gain pounds by boosting appetite and digestion. It sells Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed remedy or money back, stating millions have used it and offering tablets or liquid form.
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GMD
Dr. Pierce
Nature
Mrs Perez Jimenez seeks audience with President
Flor Perez Jimenez writes to President Kennedy asking for an audience to plead against the extradition of her husband Marcos Perez Jimenez, former Venezuelan dictator, on embezzlement charges. She warns U S prestige and vows to accompany him if extradited, with Jimenez jailed in Miami awaiting Venezuela's case.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Kennedy
Venezuela
Flor Perez Jimenez
United States
Perez Jimenez
Miami
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State Health Department
Ouachita Parish
North Louisiana
Osborn Willis
State Board of Health
Peggy Fields
R.N
State Department of Hospitals
Jack Letcher
John Fogleman
Edmund M. Reggie
Crowley
Young Democrats of
Louisiana
Reggie
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
West Monrogan
Roosevelt
Ulclumve Conbvertio
Peomt
Mets
North 11Th
Mrs. Jimenez
Gradi
Eaton
Estee Lauder
Cosmetics
Lark
Thailand
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