12 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
1
Glenwood Hospital plans a reduced expansion. bids opened September twenty third were rejected. A $943000 bond issue plus interest funds a fifth floor with 34 beds and a shelled sixth floor, with new beds opening November tenth at five p.m. in West Monroe.
West Monroe police booked Dorothy P. Truitt 33 Naomi Wood 31 and Mamie D Pettis 55 for theft after arrest at Gibson's Wholesale Discount Cypress Street Also Jimmie Lane Hudson 19 was booked for aggravated burglary and Fred F Wallace 45 charged with carrying a concealed weapon with ties to the same action.
The Fourth District Masonic Lodge will convene at 2 p.m. Sunday at Cadeville Masonic Lodge Cadeville. Peter L Barnard Grand Master of the Grand Lodge will make his official visit to the district during the session.
Vu Van Thai, South Viet Nam ambassador to the United States, addresses the Monroe Rotary Club at the Frances Hotel at noon Thursday. He defends South Viet Nam as sovereign and criticizes both Communist rule and Diem’s dictatorship while praising American support and the South Viet Nam people’s resilience.
Members of the Senior Citizens Club will hold a meeting Thursday at Benoit Recreation Center 1700 Oaklawn Drive at 1 30 p m. A H Edmonds publicity chairman says the program includes a surprise, plus usual games and social activities.
West Monroe Police Chief Johnny B. Mitchell warned fairgoers that obstructive parking around the fairgrounds will not be allowed. He noted five cars towed on Tuesday night and urged cooperation to keep streets open.
In New York the City College of New York halted a road grader project after seven students sat down to block the lawn. President Dr Buell G Gallagher ordered a stop by phone from New Orleans and promised a quick follow up.
A briefing notes that individuals are required to pay towing charges and face simple obstruction charges as part of the reminder. The statement emphasizes legal consequences for failing to comply with towing and obstruction provisions.
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