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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1962

Page

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U S Pauses To Honor War Dead

The Associated Press reports a nationwide observance with 11 am moments of prayer requested by President Kennedy and ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. Highlights include the Pearl Harbor USS Arizona memorial dedication and a wreath-laying at Arlington with Rep. Teague praising sacrifice and national unity. Mayor Wagner in New York City orders half mast flags until noon.

United States Kennedy Glen Ora White House John W. McCormack Arlington National Cemetery Arizona Pearl Harbor Olin E. Teague D-Tex House Veterans Affairs Committee New York City Robert F. Wagner

Two Attorneys Would Campaign For Judgeship

Two Monroe attorneys plan to run if Louisiana Legislature approves a third judge for the Fourth Judicial District. Hillyer S. Parker and George Fink would file as candidates if the position is approved. Fred Fudickar Jr. and David I. Garrett Jr. declined to comment, and reports say they are not interested.

Monroe Louisiana Fourth Hillyer S. Parker George Fink Fred Fudickar Jr David I. Garrett, Jr

Eichmann Pleads For His Life Before Ramle Prison

Government sources in Jerusalem report Adolf Eichmann has asked President Itzhak Ben-Zvi to spare him from execution for his role in the Holocaust. The four page clemency petition, reportedly written in Eichmann’s own hand, was signed just before his transfer to Ramle prison.

Jerusalem Israel UPI Adolf Eichmann Itzhak Ben-Zvi Eichmann Ramle

WMHS Relocates Graduation Site

West Monroe High School will move graduation from the stadium to the school auditorium for tonight's ceremony at 8 p.m. Principal P. B. Mangum cites possible bad weather as the reason. About 274 students were slated to receive diplomas.

West Monroe High School P. B. Mangum

Family Slayer Tracked Down in Barn Near Mar tinsburg

Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, accused of killing five members of the Andrew McBeth family, was tracked for more than four miles by a farmer and captured in a hay-filled barn on the Pete Natheny farm near Lake Wapello State Park in Unionville Iowa. He used a combination of a .410 shotgun and a .22 rifle in the Saturday night killings, ending a three day search in southern Iowa.

Unionville Iowa Gayne Gilbert Smith Smith Andrew McBeth Martinsburg Pete Natheny Lake Wapello State Park Here Pete Smith Cantrell Andrew R. McBeth Dora McBeth Ams Anna Donna Jean Kellogg

Davis Control Likely Tidelands Bill Vote Set

Gov Jimmie H Davis moves toward final passage of his tidelands control bill with a Friday adoption target. The House planned a vote this afternoon while the Senate stayed in session through Friday. A five member committee will assist the governor in negotiations. Senate action included a 25 to 11 approval to move 4 million dollars from grants in aid to the general fund. Critics questioned tax implications and future funding.

Sam Hanna Baton Rouge Jimmie H. Davis Tidelands House Senate Sidney Sylvester Opelousas State General Fund Jackson B. Davis Shreveport Davis Gravelet Speedy Monroe Area Jamar Adcock Monroe W. T. Carpenter Bastrop Carpenter

Exchanges In Europe Recoup After Wall Street Recovery

London stock exchange activity surged as Britain and European markets recovered from declines. The Financial Times Index rose about 16 points by noon after an 18 point drop the previous day, driven by a rush of buying orders and quick restoration of many leaders.

London Britain Europe Wall Street London Exchange Financial Times

Traffic Deaths Averaging 2 Per Hour

Pleasant weather drew millions to the nation’s roads for Memorial Day as traffic deaths neared two per hour through the holiday’s halfway mark. The National Safety Council estimated 80 to 120 fatalities by midnight as 74 million vehicles stayed in motion during the 30 hour period.

National Safety Council

Twin City Chit Chat Memorial Day closure notices

The Monroe and West Monroe post offices are closed today in observance of Memorial Day per postmaster Woodrow W Hathorn. Only special delivery letters are handled. All windows remain closed and pickups proceed on a holiday schedule.

Monroe West Monroe Woodrow W. Hathorn

Art teachers to speak at Writers Art Convention

Mrs Betty Woodhead West Monroe High School art teacher will be a featured speaker at the Writers Artists Convention at Southwestern Louisiana University Lafayette June 1 to 3 She will discuss Book binding and Creative Book Making in High School Also attending Mrs Betty Walker journalism and English I instructor

Betty Woodhead West Monroe Southwestern Louisiana University Lafayette Betty Walker

Jail Vote Challenged in Lincoln N C After Sheriff Race

Cliff Lowe who lost the Lincoln County sheriff race by two votes filed a complaint alleging two prisoners and a minor were allowed to vote. Sheriff Frank P. Heavner won 3,606 to 3,604 and agreed to a recount of ballots.

Lincoln, N.C UPI Cliff Lowe Frank P. Heavyner Lowe Heavner

Front-Runner Earl Duncan Seeks Civic Progress

Earl Duncan, West Monroe alderman elect, argues industry growth and a strong recreation program attract new residents. He notes the city’s street program is complete and stresses ongoing maintenance. Duncan, 27 years local, is an Olin Mathieson electrician who ran a quiet first campaign and was surprised by the large second primary vote.

Earl Duncan Strong Civic Progress Earl Duncan New West Monroe West Monroe Duncan Olin Mathieson

Adcock Drops Resolution on LSU Board Power

Baton Rouge staff special reports Adcock killed his proposal to bar state or federal officials from serving on the LSU Board of Supervisors to avoid harming friend Coach Swanson. He still seeks to raise board size from 14 to 18 members while a related Ouachita Morehouse judgeship bill advances in Senate.

Baton Rouge Jamar Adcock Monroe LTI A. L. Swanson LSU Board of Supervisors Coach Swanson Adcock Senate Ouachita Morehouse House Thomas Jewell

Equal Treatment Ensured for Monroe City Schools Revenue

President J H Scogin said the Monroe City School Board will receive equal treatment in the coming fiscal year with additional revenues for city schools. Talks with Gov Jimmie H Davis administration leaders and state senators backed the assertion of the same distribution formula as prior years, though exact amounts remain undetermined. The board faces openings of two white elementary schools, a Negro elementary school, and 21 more Clark Elementary classrooms to handle rising enrollments.

van Dodom Monroe Legislative Odom

Indy 500 Halfway Races Halted By Rain Twice

The Indianapolis 500 mile race was stopped at 400 miles in 1926 and at 345 miles in 1950 due to rain. In both instances the leaders were declared official winners, preserving the race’s outcome despite shortened distances.

Boy Dies After 550 Foot Mine Shaft Fall Near Shamokin

In Shamokin Pennsylvania rescuers found 12 year old Kenneth Shickley Jr dead after plunging about 550 feet while chasing a squirrel with a friend. The boy and companion Bill Kreiger, also 12, entered the shaft. Bill reached safety while Kenneth fell further as rotten timbers and flooded sections hindered rescue efforts. Authorities and 100 rescuers worked by floodlight, with Kenneth later hoisted from the shaft.

Kenneth Shickley Shamokin Kenneth Oer Owen Eewes Shickley Jr John Varano Joseph Garcia Bill Kreiger Bill Joseph Templin Templin Lower Varano Garcia Reading Transportation Co Harrisburg Kreiger Iscene

Today's Chuckle Fool and money get together puzzle

A lighthearted quip notes the paradox of how a fool and his money initially come together, hinting at human folly and financial folly with a wry, archival newspaper style.

Local forecast calls for warm, partly cloudy days

Ol Windy Whiffandbiff predicts partly cloudy and warm weather today and Thursday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs reach about 88 today, 83 Tuesday. nights around 70 and 68. Sunset today at 7:07 p.m. Sunrise Thursday at 5:02 a.m.

School Board Parish Election Set For July 28

Ouachita Parish announces July 28 as first primary date for parish school board election. Warren E. Palmer files as candidate from ward two. Filing ends 5 p.m. June 6 with Burt Sperry or Thomas Hayes Jr. Six seats open next January. ward 1 Drennan and incumbents Palmer Zeagler McVay ward five Wall Anding not seeking re election. Ward 10 population raises four delegate issue. no action on special election yet. Governor Davis has not called one.

Ouachita Parish Democratic Executive Committee Parish Warren E Tom) Palmer Palmer Route 3 Burt W. Sperry Thomas M. Hayes Jr Sperry Ouachi Charles Drennan W. E. Palmer Everett Zeagler Fred McVay C. G. Wall Jr Charles Anding Wall Anding Ward 10 Jimmie H. Davis

Ward wins Indianapolis 500 in record pace

Rodger Ward and Len Sutton led a tightly bunched pack to outpace rivals in a record setting race at Indianapolis. Eddie Sachs finished third as Ward solidified his second 500 victory with steady driving from start to finish. Parnelli Jones and A J Foyt faced mechanical issues.

Indianapolis Rodger Ward Ward Len Sutton Portland Ore A.J. Watson Eddie Sachs Coopersburg Sutton Parnelli Jones Torrance Calif A.J. Foyt Jr Houston Jones Foyt Don Davis Phoenix Bobby ‘Marshman Pottstown Indianapolis Motor Speedway Roger McCluskey Tucson Ariz Troy Ruttman

Bayou Bartholomew Water District bill described

Senator Jamar Adcock says a bill to form the Bayou Bartholomew Water District would allow the Department of Public Works to build pump facilities near Sterlington. The plan would move water from Bartholomew into Dead Bayou and Bayou DeSiard to aid Sterlington and Monroe, with collaboration from the Ouachita Morehouse delegation. A water conservation board called the Bayou DeSiard Bayou Bartholomew cut off loop would be created alongside the bill.

Morehouse Morehouse Parish W. T. Carpenter Bastrop Bartholomew Dead Bayou Bayou DeSiard Lawrence Gibbs Mike John Jr Bayou Bartholomew Cutoff Loop Water Conservation Board

Ask About Our Low 7 Day Rates With Cancellation Privileges

A brief notice promotes low seven day rates with cancellation privileges. The fragment highlights favorable terms and invites inquiries for details and availability.

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U.S THE Associated Press WMHS Walter Cantrell Frank Voelker Jr State Sovereignty Commission Twin City Meet A. L Buddy) DeLoach Mary Ann Corpin LSU Ae Fae Bayou Bartholomew South McGuire
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