Candidates View State Government in Louisiana Gubernatorial Race
United Press International reports on Louisiana candidates discussing economy education and government efficiency as election day nears. Gillis Long backs eliminating college fees and funding for private colleges. Shelby Jackson promotes Louisiana labor use and better salaries for public workers police and firemen. Louis Michot Jr pledges efficient government and leadership from top professionals.
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United Press International
New Orleans
Gillis Long
Louisiana
Louis Michot Jr
Lafayette
Baton Rouge
Ouachita Bank Plans 2 for 1 Stock Split and Dividend
Ouachita National Bank directors approve a 2 for 1 stock split and a 21.21 percent stock dividend. Annual meeting set for Jan 16 to seek stockholder approval. If approved, capital rises to 2 million with $350,000 moved to surplus and loan power up to 400,000 per borrower.
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Ouachita National Bank Board of Directors
R. L. Vanderpool ,Jr
Ouachita National Bank
Louisiana
Vanderpool
Space age raises Louisiana Texas industrial interest
Dr. John A. Hunter of Louisiana State University told 175 delegates that a range of educational and scientific institutes attracting space project industries is developing in the Louisiana Texas area. He urged financing education to meet space age needs and cited the Michaud plant in south Louisiana employing 11,000 by 1964 as evidence of demand for highly educated engineers.
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Louisiana — Texas
John A. Hunter
Louisiana State University
Hunter
Louisiana
Boston
Washington, D. C
West Coast
Big Ten
Chicago
Michaud
Northeast State Names 34 to Who's Who Among Students
Thirty four Northeast State College juniors and seniors are named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Honors go to 16 seniors from Monroe Bastrop Oak Grove Rayne Shreveport Natchez and other communities with fields spanning fine arts education pharmacy and business administration.
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Northeast State’ College
Fred J. Vogel
Northeast State
Murray Jo Bursford
West Monroe
Grace Cascio
Monroe
James Wayne Causey
Marilee Ann Chapman
Billie Sue Dixon
Charles Evans
Raymond Hawkins
Margaret Louise Monk
Mary Lynn Morris
Columbia
Ronald Gayle Morris
Judy Frances Neal
Erson
Sarabeth Boughton Parker
Bastrop
John Thomas Pennel
Miami
Fla
Frederica Primm
Oak Grove
Preston Rudisill
Jeffrey Arthur Sayles
Karen Schell
New Orleans
Pharmacy
Wayne Aubrey Shipp
Rosalyn Thweatt
Natchez
Miss
Fred Douglas Young
Sikes
Redskins on Parade at Northeast State in two-night revue
Northeast State College presents Redskins on Parade second edition tonight at 8 in Brown Hall. The program features 35 acts including songs dances folk music instrumentals comedy skits gymnastics Broadway scenes dramatic readings and choral numbers directed by Bill Wells with An dre Robinson designing the set and Ken McKenzie music director. Prizes will be awarded for best performances and twelve Northeast Singers perform tonight with filming and editing of top acts by George Brian.
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Redskins
Northeast State College
Brown Hall
Bill Wells
Andre Robinson
Ing
Charles Staneart
Harvey Hales
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Ken McKenzie
Northeast
Northeast Singers
Faith Fuglar
Judy Strader
Jerry Roberts
Judy Rangle
Bob Pfrimmer
Dwight Housley
William
Careers Day Slated At Tech
A total of 1,141 students from 47 area high schools will attend the annual Careers Day at Louisiana Tech on Dec. 7. Schools listed include Arcadia Ath ens Bernice Bienville Calhoun Chatham Chaudrant Colfax Crowley Downsvil le Dubach Dubhberry Farmer ville Gibsland Glenmore Grand Cane Haynesville Hico Homer Jonesboro Hodge Junction City Linville Lisbon Longstreet Marion Minden North Caddo Oakdale Oak Ridge Pineville Pioneer Quitman Rayville Ruston St. Vincents Saline Sibley Sims boro Smackover Spearsville Stonewall Summerfield Tallulah Vidalia Weston Winnfield.
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Buston
Louisiana Tech
Arcadia
Athens
Bernice
Bienville
Calhoun
Chatham
Chaudrant
Colfax
Collingston
Crowley
Downsville
Dubach
Dubhberry
Farmerville
Gibsland
Glenmore
Grand Cane
Haynesville
Hico
Homer
Jonesboro
Hodge
Junction City
Linville
Lisbon
Longstree
Black panther scare rattles Sherman Oaks neighborhood
Police received a telephone report from a frightened housewife describing two black panthers seen slipping under a partially finished house in Sherman Oaks. Officers responded to the scene as the wildlife sighting heightened local alarm.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
UPI
Vatican Council approves use of modern languages in Mass
The Ecumenical Council voted overwhelmingly two thousand one hundred fifty eight to nineteen to permit modern languages in most Roman Catholic worship forms including baptisms confirmations and marriages. Pope Paul VI will promulgate the liturgical constitution next week with an open council vote anticipated. The document aims to modernize worship and allows bishops to permit languages such as English Swahili in large parts of the Mass.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
City Wins Damage Suit Over Street Fall
Judge Hillyer S. Parker ruled for the City of West Monroe in a $17,500 damages suit by Maybelle Patton. The summary judgment found the street condition not hazardous enough for city liability after Patton fell Sept. 21, 1961 on Trenton Street near city hall, following an on site inspection.
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Hillyer S. Parker
West Monroe
Plantiff
Fourth District
Maybelle Patton
Parker
Charles Traylor
Kirkpatrick Seeks Broad Support as Dark Horse Candidate
In Houma Claude Kirkpatrick says statewide backing is rising despite being labeled a dark horse. He cites remarks from a prominent Louisiana politician about a fresh candidate having a better chance to win the gubernatorial race. He reports growing support from previously undecided voters.
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Houma
Claude Kirkpatrick
Louisiana
Kirkpatrick
Morrison urges Louisiana to seek new markets and uses
Former New Orleans Mayor deLesseps S. Morrison spoke in Rayne urging Louisiana leaders to expand markets and maximize benefits from its resources to raise the state's economic and social standard.
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New Orleans
deLesseps S. Morrison
Rayne
Louisiana
Morrison
Kennon Says He Is Only Anti Kennedy Governor Candidate
In Shreveport former Gov. Robert F. Kennon repeats his claim that he is the sole anti Kennedy candidate who can win the Louisiana governorship. He states that no Kennedy stripe candidate will be elected governor and adds that any practical political observer will concur.
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Shreveport
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Kennon
Morrison leads eight parishes for fifth district slate
In Monroe district coordinator Bob by Pappas named Morrison leaders for eight parishes in the fifth congressional district. Co chairmen listed for Ouachita Jackson Madison Union Morehouse Lincoln Richland and West Carroll parishes include Owen McCleary Joseph Guerriero Billy Baker J George Nomey Jack Bowden Don Barrett and others. PICK UP 14TH GRAF IN SHREVEPORT, ETC.
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Monroe
Morrison
Bobby Pappas
Quachita Parish
Owen McCleary
Joseph S. Guerriero
Jackson Parish
Billy Baker
J. George Nomey
Jonesboro
Madison Parish
Jack Bowden
Don Barrett
Tallulah
Union Parish
F. C. Platt
E. W. Hageman
Bernice
Morehouse Parish
John Parrino
Bastrop
Bernard Soto
Met Rouge
Lincoln Parish
David P. Colvin
Spencer Goins
Ruston
Richland Parish
Paul Hardee
Jack O'Donnell
Rayville
West Carroll Parish
W. D. McCormick
W. O. James
Oak Grove
Graf
Shreveport
Local Teachers To Attend Meet
Eight representatives of the Ouachita Parish school system will attend the annual convention of the Louisiana Teachers Association in Baton Rouge from Monday to Wednesday. The group led by Waimul Owens, Pinecrest School principal and association president, and F. D. Wooley, Ouachita Parish High teacher and vice president, includes S. T. Howell, OPHS principal, Mrs. Nell Carnahan of Calhoun High, and Mrs. Inez Spangl.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana Teachers Association
Baton Rouge
Ouachita ‘Teachers’ Association
Waimul Owens
Pinecrest
F. D. Wooley
Ouachita Parish High
S. T. Howell
OPHS
Nell Carnahan
Calhoun High
Inez Spangl
Ouachita Parish Junior High Faculty Mentioned
The fragment references Ouachita Parish Junior High and names Lakeshore and Sterlington area staff including Mrs. Maude Gore the Lakeshore librarian and Mrs. Mary Thurman of Sterlington High along with Mrs. Frances Rader of Lakeshore.
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Ouachita Parish
Maude Gore
Lakeshore
Mary Thurman
Sterlington High
Frances Rader
Lakeshore School
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Ouachita Humane Society
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Henry Kyle
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American Right of Way Association
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Aiken
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Trunkline Gas Co
Ouachita Bank Board
Jesse Newcomer
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Tech
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Vatican Council
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