Bond measures seek school additions across district
Vague bond list outlines construction of new elementary and high school facilities across multiple sites. Plans include replacement buildings, added classrooms, cafetoriums, band rooms, and improved sites at Cypress Watson, Sterlington, Myles, Swarts, Richwood, Union Baptist area, and several Negro schools.
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Polk Soldier Among 9 Killed In Weekend Crash
Reports say a Marshall Texas soldier died in a Saturday car crash near Leesville Louisiana. Eight others including his wife and child were injured. the incident marked the second Polk soldier killed in an auto crash since the post reopened.
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School District Plans Building and Site Improvements
The documents outline rebuilding and repair work including classroom expansion for larger labs, new science rooms, a teacher lounge, a timber track, and site improvements at Booker and adjacent sites. Replacement of obsolete furniture and repainting are noted, with aim to modernize facilities.
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Campaign trail factions roil Texas New York races amid cross endorsements
President Truman and Eisenhower influence New York and New Jersey contests while Kennedy backs Gonzalez and Johnson campaigns for Gonzalez in Texas. Johnson positions for 1968 White House bid as Gonzalez gains support among Mexican heritage voters. Shift in voting records and origins cited by lawmakers amid GOP and Democratic jockeying.
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Integration Militant Tobias Dies in New York at 79
National NAACP figure and YMCA veteran Tobias died Sunday at Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian after a long illness. He led the NAACP board as chairman emeritus and devoted much of his career to YMCA service from 1911 to 1946. Born in Augusta Georgia he studied at Paine College and the University of Pennsylvania. Surviving are his widow Fiva Arnald Tobias and other relatives.
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Discoverer Satellite Near Nominal Orbit Over Earth
Vandenberg Air Force Base California reports the 34th Discoverer satellite launched Sunday is in near nominal orbit. The 1700 pound space research craft carries an instrument capsule expected to be recovered in the Pacific within four days. Nine capsules have been recovered previously including six snared in flight and three fished from the sea.
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Adenauer Nominated for Chancellor for Fourth Term
West Germany President Heinrich Luebke nominates Konrad Adenauer for a fourth chancellorship. The move ends his bid to remain leader as the CDU and FDP form a coalition after Brenntano’s resignation and concessions on policy. The Bundestag vote follows.
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LSU Dean Sees Need Of Faculty Increase Soon
Dean John Hunter incoming LSU president warns faculties must double by 1970 to handle expected enrollment growth. Middleton, retiring president, voiced farewell at alumni meeting as Hunter prepares to take over.
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Rites Slated For Melville Mayor
Melville's former mayor, who served over fourteen years, died Saturday night at Baton Rouge Hospital after a heart condition. He left behind a widow and two daughters. Funeral details were being arranged locally.
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Viet Nam War Efforts Expand Amid Political Strife
The article notes the Ngo Dinh Diem government declaring a state of emergency and enacting austerity measures to counter the Viet Cong threat. It highlights strained loyalty among troops, uneasy civil-military relations, and the challenge of winning peasant support in rural areas.
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Kidnapping Case Leads to New Clue in Brenda’s Identity
Brenda, the kidnapped girl, was found locked in a room and later placed in the Nebraska Children’s Home Society orphanage. A man claiming Brenda was jailed for vagrancy, and officials sought to confirm custody. Hart investigated the alias Jack Wilbanks, traced to Peter Kiewit and Sons Construction Co., and a letter revealed Wilbanks's Oklahoma connections. Brenda’s grandfather in Durant, Oklahoma, received the letter, shocking her grandmother.
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Acadians Unveil Statue To Indian Attakapas In St Martinville
In St Martinville Louisiana Acadians dedicated a statue of an Attakapas Indian honoring the vanished tribe. The ceremony featured speakers including deLesseps Morrison U S ambassador to the OAS Rep Edward Willis Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr and Comptroller Roy Theriot.
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Woman Reaches FBI Over Missing Girl Case
A woman informed the FBI after contacting Mrs. Sax, 23, who is divorced from the girl's father Clinton Jennings. Mrs. Sax had remarried and moved to Albuquerque.
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Supreme Court Opens Short Session Ahead of Arguments
The Supreme Court meets for a brief business session before the second round of term arguments. The nine justices have been in recess for two weeks writing opinions and may announce decisions today, though it is early in the term for rulings.
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