Four Killed in Louisiana Weekend Traffic Crashes
Louisiana state police reported at least four deaths in weekend crashes. George L Scarborough, 23, died when his car overturned near the Calcasieu Bridge. Thomas Edward Ringe, 22, was injured. Arnold Castle, 35, died rear ending a bus in New Orleans traffic. Ana Stell, 3, died when her father backed into her yard accident. Willie Holidays, 79, died in Jefferson Parish wreck. Albert Williams Jr., 35, held on homicide charge. Elma St. 38, of Westwego, injured in second vehicle collision.
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Canadian trial notes reveal key details on mystery case
Fragmented OCR reads point to a Canadian proceeding involving a person named Milak and a court with references to a hospital, a sauna, and repeated mentions of dates and officials. The legible bits imply a legal or investigative context with several named entities and locations, though many words are garbled.
Fifth District Teachers Name New Officers
Fifth District Teachers announce new officers with CHatien fo Ser.e as president and Dake adi in a leadership role. The list includes several names and positions, reflecting a planned slate for the district's upcoming term.
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Ford Foundation Grants 86000 To Arts Centers
The Ford Foundation allocates 86000 dollars to support art centers in New York and New Orleans. The funds back an annual program featuring auditions for two young artists and a public presentation in May at a local venue.
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Final Rites For Mrs. Aehle Set Today 3 P.M.
Mrs. Altice Maves Aehle wife of O H C C Aehle a noted local businessman died Sunday after a illness. Funeral services are at Mulhearn Chapel at 3 PM with Rev George W Pomeroy and Rev Arthur Betz officiating. Interment at McPork Cemetery. She is survived by her husband one brother J D Ves Jr Memphis Tenn and several nieces.
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Parade Of Stars In 3 Productions
New York in-Television presented a lavish triple bill featuring singers dancers comedians and actors with a total spend of 1 325 000. NBC-TV opened with Pinocchio starring Mickey Rooney supported by Walter Siezak Fran Allison Stubby Rav e Jerry Colonna and Martyn Green the CBS event featured Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby Rosemary Clooney and Louis Armstrong. An NBC 90 minute special marked the 73rd anniversary of an oil company with Jane power hosting a varied lineup including Jimmy Durante Bert Lohr Duke Ellington Eddie Marehoff and the Gower Champion duo. Despite varied fare the three shows emphasized familiar music and a broad audience appeal with Pinocchio priced at 325 000 the lowest of the trio.
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Seaton predicts sea water conversion to ease future water shortages
Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton told the Inland Daily Press Assn that by 1972 some cities and industries will convert sea water to affordable fresh water. He cited the Upper Colorado storage project and noted research has cut desalination costs to about 60 cents per thousand gallons, with more reductions expected.
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West Carroll Draft Board Resumes Duties
The West Carroll Draft Board restored its members after resignation over federal troops in integration. Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Hutt met with the board and reappointed members including E. J. Hodgkins as chairman Farrice Bagwell as secretary J. C. Thomas as Jewel Head and C. W. Phillies.
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Hearings Set In November On Phone Rates
The Louisiana Public Service Commission will hold hearings in November on Southern Bell’s request for a 17 million per year emergency rate increase. The PSC denied an immediate hike, citing the need for a full hearing. The case involves prior orders cutting intra-state calls and pay calls, with special counsel and a Washington expert assisting the commission.
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Hale approves age limit for Halloween tricks
In Terwin Tennessee a new ordinance bars anyone over four from playing trick or treat this year. The measure aims to regulate children’s Halloween activities in the town.
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