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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
8
A notice explains that TV schedules are supplied by stations as a courtesy and that the newspaper is not responsible for any inaccuracies in those listings.
A slice of broadcast life lists daily signs on multiple Louisiana and Arkansas stations including KWKH KTRY KMAR KMLB and KNOE with dawn sign ons farm reports weather and music blocks. The guide names program blocks such as News Farm Markets Sports Book Harvey Road Show and World Tomorrow along with sign on and sign off times across towns like Monroe Bastrop or Jonesboro.
Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers across Monroe and vicinity Louisiana Northeast Louisiana Arkansas North Half Mississippi and Louisiana Delta. Highs 80s to low 90s, lows 50s to 70s, variable south winds 5 to 15 mph. Showers limited to 15 to 30 percent Thursday in some areas.
River authorities report the 24 hour stage change as river levels fluctuate along River Street. Officials monitor flow and warn nearby residents of potential flooding while crews prep protective barriers. Local agencies coordinate with emergency services to track water height and movement.
The Louisiana House and Senate moved amid a fight over idle funds investments. Rep. Salvador Anzelmo pressed a bill to invest idle state funds, facing opposition from labor and mixed committee support. Senate actions lagged as Duplantier and Cleveland proposals competed, while the Presidential primary bill received a $25,000 appropriation and moved toward final passage.
Hartford action by both parties abolishes the patronage method long used by Republicans and Democrats. A seven member bipartisan commission will oversee state insurance purchases, appoint the agent of record, and negotiate lower rates potentially saving 200000 to 250000 dollars annually. The reform follows disclosures about John M. Bailey and family holdings in the John P. Kelly Co. and related commissions.
President Kennedy hosts a Democratic governors luncheon to discuss mutual problems amid a backdrop of uncertain federal state issues. Gov Karl Rolvaag notes the topic is undecided as the group, including Illinois Minnesota and Tennessee leaders, gathers to weigh political and election implications for 1964.
Letters from residents across West Monroe Northside Eastside and College area commend carriers Morgan Wes tron Jack Green Herschel Ryan Aubrey Mc Coy Gerald Lewis Wilson and Emmett Taylor for reliable service on time dry papers courteous demeanor and dependable collection practices.
A three judge federal court in New Orleans schedules a June 18 hearing on a taxpay ers suit seeking reapportionment of the Louisiana Legislature. The action follows the state House vote against legislative reapportionment and calls for Gov. Jimmie Davis to convene a special session.
Corpus Christi Bishop M S Garriga states reports of a Virgin Mary image appearing on a Alice area farm are unfounded and cures from visits lack medical basis. The farm has drawn thousands, with a $1 car fee, but church officials insist the apparition is not a fact.
A Rus ton Louisiana firm, T. L. James and Co., won a 12.56 mile grading and resurfacing contract on Interstate 59 in Pearl River and Lamar counties Mississippi. The Mississippi Highway Department announced the award as part of $6 million in contracts issued Tuesday.
Author James Baldwin tells WGBH and WNDT that many Black students have abandoned King and his nonviolent desegregation, warning of rising despair after beatings and broken promises. He praises King as a great man but says King has reached the end of his rope and contrasts Malcolm X as more sinister and effective.
Thirty three faculty members from Northeast Louisiana State College have received leaves of absence for advanced study or research this summer, with aims to pursue further academic work. The notices highlight a strong commitment to continued scholarship among the faculty.
Gulfport Mississippi three men were fined 100 dollars each for unlawfully hunting and killing alligators on Cat Island. The offenders were Grant Treadway 52 of Lacombe Louisiana Clyde C Keener and Addison L Bounds both of Bay St Louis Mississippi.
Former Winnsboro senator Dr. Ralph King visited the Senate and was recognized by Sen. J. C. Gilbert of Sicily Island. Gilbert, who beat King in the last election, introduced him from the floor. Both plan to face each other again as King runs and Gilbert seeks re election.
Safety expert and traffic policeman George O'Dell, also a road safety lecturer, was fined 14 dollars on Tuesday for careless driving in his police car in Reading England.
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