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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1963

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Senate Quietly Allows Idle Funds Bills Amid Protests

In Baton Rouge the Senate permits two idle funds bills while Sen. A. O. Rappelet storms out in protest over his defeated port resolution. Rappelet accuses Sen. Sockreider of bias as floor drama ends with 37 to 0 votes for both idle funds measures amid broader fiscal label disputes. Public figures McKeithen and Long attend as governor candidates watch.

Baton Rouge Senate Sen A. O. Rappelet Galiano Rappelet Lafourche Parish Guy Sockreider Lake Charles Lafourche Sockreider Lockreider Jamar Adcock Monroe Duplantier Speedy O. Long Jena Davis Senate Affairs Committee Long Cleveland Sylvan Friedman Howard Jones St. Joseph Old Horse Sunshine Public Service John J. McKeithen Columbia

Medal Pinned On Space Hero By JFK

Gordon Cooper the 22 orbit astronaut arrived in Washington and received the NASA Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy in a White House ceremony. Johnson and a crowd witnessed the tribute as Cooper and his family joined the president for the honors.

Kennedy NASA Maj Gordon Cooper White House Hattie Cooper JFK Washington America Cooper Air Force Lyndon B. Johnson U.S John Glenn Japan

Six Jurors Named In Lacy Carroll Manslaughter Trial

In Fourth District Court Judge Jesse S Heard presides as six of twelve jurors are chosen for the manslaughter trial of Mrs Lacy M Carroll 32 a former Monroe woman The panel may be completed this afternoon with testimony expected to begin later today The defense sought a continuance citing stress and risk to an unborn child with a July due date The district attorney noted prior continuances due to pregnancy and a Ouachita parish coroner testified stress could cause a miscarriage but no definite probability was shown The jury selection started at 10 48 a m

Lacy M. Carroll Monroe Fourth District Court Jesse S. Heard Heard Cleo Murray Buford J. Buce H. S. Asrey, Jr John L. Adair Lamar Moore Richard C. Guerriero Albin P. Lassiter John P. Burton Ouachita Parish Lassiter Warren Hunt Rayville

Drought Stage Nears in Northeast Louisiana

Ten day outlook holds crucial for Ouachita County as ASCS files for disaster area aid. Pastures and cotton diets risk collapse without rain while 10.70 inches have fallen this year at Selman Field. Forestry vacations delayed as fire danger remains high. weather forecasts offer scant rain.

Jimmy Hatten Louisiana Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Louisiana Forestry Commission Weather Bureau Federal Aviation Agency Selman Field ASCS Ouachita

Nations Agree To Cut Trade Barriers In Western World

In Geneva a GATT ministerial conference reached virtual agreement on reducing Western trade barriers. U S and Common Market delegates credited West German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard for advocacy while French finance minister Valery Giscard d Estaing spoke of narrowed differences. The talks aimed to adopt a tariff negotiation system under Kennedy era trade goals and proceed to detailed talks next year.

Geneva U.S Ludwig Erhard Washington Valery Giscard D’estaing Kennedy Christian A. Herter

Ouachita Parish School Board Meeting Set for 7 PM

The Ouachita Parish School Board will meet at 7 p.m. today in the board office to discuss district matters.

Ouachita Parish Ofice

Williamsburg Restored films reshowing in Ouachita Parish

Williamsburg Virginia films will be shown again at 7 p m Wednesday at the Ouachita Parish Library after many requested a second showing. The event follows an April 22 showing that some patrons missed. Also noted is a separate item about West Monroe Lodge No 419 F and AM planning a conferral per CHIT-CHAT page 6 A.

Williamsburg Ouachita Parish

Judge Defends Whipping Post in Delaware

Wilmington judge vows punishment over imprisonment as a deterrent citing a 1695 law. Balster receives 20 lashes and 25 years for a $4 mugging while Cannon faces pending appeal after a prior violation. The court appeals challenge to the whipping law's constitutionality.

Wilmington Del UPI Stewart Lynch Lynch Talmadge P. Balster Franklin W. Cannon Jr Cannon U. S. Supreme Court Delaware Supreme Court Balser

Kennedy Jet Flies Nonstop From Kremlin

President Kennedy's Air Force Boeing 707 set 15 speed records on a nonstop Moscow to Washington flight in 9 hours 53 minutes 52 seconds landing at Andrews Air Force Base. The return Moscow leg was 8 hours 38 minutes 42 seconds, fastest in either direction. Officials Dillaway and Barnett accompanied by a Soviet navigator and radio operator.

Washington Kennedy Moscow Air Force Andrews Air Force Base United States Russia James B. Swindal National Aeronautics Association Robert B. Dillaway Woodland Hills Calif Clyde Barnett Los Angeles California Dillaway Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Oslo Stockholm NAA

Unruly Lion Put To Death After Killing Attendant

In Binghamton New York at Ross Park Zoo an attendant Guy E Carey 43 was killed by a male lion Timba after cleaning a four section cage officials blamed Timba while Tina the female lion cowered police shot Timba in the head 12 times and a relief attendant found the body early morning

Binghamton N.Y Ross Park Zoo Guy E. Carey Zoo Tina Timba Carey Ralph Landis

Man Held In Barbiturates Raid In New Orleans

Police in New Orleans held 29 year old Robert Gunter on charges of possession of barbiturates and sought another man after confiscating about 4000 capsules from his apartment. Narcotics officers said Gunter appeared to be a distributor and a quick investigation and arrest was made Monday due to his proximity to a school. There was no evidence the drugs were sold at the school.

New Orleans Robert Gunter Gunter

Veterans Administration notes widows still receive Civil War benefits

The Veterans Administration reports about 2,000 Civil War veterans widows continue to receive benefits, even though no living Civil War veterans remain on government rolls.

The Veterans Administration

Monroe sells 6 million in bonds for city improvements

The City of Monroe sold six million dollars of public improvement bonds at 3.4698 percent, saving about 635 thousand in interest. Proceeds fund a city hall auditorium civic center airport terminal fire stations and sewerage disposal plant. Low bid led by Phelps Finn and Co with Barrow Leary Co and Associates.

Monroe Phelps, Finn and Co Barrow Leary Co. and Associates W. L. Howard Howard Sixth Street W. D. H. Rodriguez Finance and Utilities H. W. McSherry New York City

Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast Through Wednesday

Partly cloudy skies and widely scattered thundershowers shape the forecast through Wednesday with no major temperature changes. Today’s high is 80 to 85, tonight’s low 62 to 66, and Wednesday’s high 78 to 82. variable winds around five to ten mph. The Monroe record shows a high of 84 and overnight low of 63.

Monroe

Minden Man Dies in Two Car Collision

J. D. Bogues about 50 of Minden was killed Monday night in a two car collision at a city intersection. Several others were injured in the crash according to police and hospital reports.

Minden UPI J. D. Bogues

Todays Chuckle About Drive-In Banks

A joke notes drive-in banks were created so cars could see their real owners, poking fun at impersonal banking. The quip plays on the era when car culture and drive-through services shaped public humor.

Shoppers Call Boycott as Greensboro Racial Tension Rises

Greensboro civic leaders plan a 2 p.m. city council meeting while Negro organizers draw up goals for protests. A week of demonstrations and mass arrests continues as shoppers boycott segregated shops. 420 arrested for trespass and fire code violations, total over 1,361 since the start.

Greensboro N.C David Schenck Durham Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital

Hearings Set Today On Davis Appropriations

Baton Rouge Louisiana Rep. Bryan Lehmanns House Appropriations committee will hold hearings at 1 p m today on Gov Davis 546 general appropriations bill Lehmann expects to speed the measure to the House by Thursday No department heads requested to appear despite budget concerns The state penitentiary budget of 2 853 097 is deemed inadequate by the board of institutions which foresees adjustments in operations and supports prison reform proposals from the governors committee

Baton Rouge UPI Bryan Lehmann House Appropriations Committee Davis Lehmann House Appropriations New Orleans Kenneth Barranger House Affairs Committee State Board of Institutions Board of Institutions Louisiana State Penitentiary

Knoller Arrested in Grand Larceny Case At Insurance Fund

Charles Knoller office manager for the Amalgamated Insurance Fund of AFL-CIO affiliated group is arrested on an indictment charging grand larceny of 103058 dollars. The case shines a light on alleged financial improprieties within union linked entities.

New York Charles Knoller Amalgamated Insurance Fund Afl-Cio Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Two Americans Reach Everests 27400 Camp in Nepal

An AP report from Katmandu states two American climbers ascended to the 27400 foot South Col camp on Everest and appeared set to push toward the summit with a U S expedition spokesman noting their progress.

Katamandu Nepal Mt. Everest U. S

Judge Refuses Delay on Alabama Negro Admissions

Federal Judge H Hobart Grooms refused to delay admitting Vivian Malone and Dave McGlather to the University of Alabama for the summer session despite fears of campus violence. He rejected a stay and ordered immediate admission under his injunction, with the university board of trustees directing acceptance of the applicants.

Birmingham Ala H. Hobart Grooms University of Alabama Grooms University Board of Trustees Vivian J. Malone Mobile Tuscaloosa Dave M. McGlather Huntsville University Center Hubert Mate

46 FT Hicks Deluxe trailer for quick sale

Air conditioned 46 ft Hicks Deluxe trailer in excellent condition. Priced for quick sale. Contact Cail at 5 5716 in Ruston AL.

Hicks Ruston

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