Seven Indicted By Ouachita Grand Jury
Ouachita Parish grand jury on Wednesday returned seven indictments including manslaughter charges against individuals in connection with a series of alleged crimes.
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Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Olin Mathieson
Frank A. Scalia
Gilly Ray Wilkins
McClendon St
Robert A. Newman
Jewel St
Zethria A. Black
Claiborne St
Byron Calhoun
Mills
George Gibbs
Monroe
Phillip Buchanan
Church St
Willie T
Renwick and
Griffin Street
Henry Lee Little
Pippin St
Normal attendance returns to Plaquemine Schools
Plaquemine Louisiana reports normal attendance after a week long student boycott at three Negro schools ends. The nationwide civil rights dispute affects Clinton nearby where CORE faces federal court intervention on demonstrations. Federal restraining orders hinder CORE actions while state courts may respond to pending injunctions.
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Plaquemine
Clinton
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Louisiana
Shop Lifting Colonel Is Exiled
Kansas City report tells of Col Mike O Shawm a nine month old red setter known for stealing marshmallows from an open door market. Ex mistress Iva Taylor explains the dog’s habit and notes Mike retired to a farm thirty miles away after persistent shoplifting and newspaper and doormats.
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Trish
Mike
Iva M.taylor
76 Bottles Of Scotch Killed By Montana Police
Billings Montana police and liquor inspector destroyed 76 bottles of contraband scotch valued around $1000. The whisky seized in August 1962 was being unloaded behind a Billings bar and lacked tax stamps. Officers Kilzer Mccabee and Johnson used pistol shots at the police target range to end the matter.
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Billings
Mont
Ed Kilzer
Cecil Mccabee
Ollie Johnson
Goldwater Favored By GOP In House
A Herald Tribune poll of 142 of 175 Republican House members shows 72 favor Goldwater as strongest ticket draw. Eastern support favors Rockefeller, Scranton, Romney. main issues are fiscal policy, spending, taxes, with civil rights and foreign affairs ranking lower. Goldwater leads in Midwest and South, while Western lawmakers split more.
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Herald Tribune News Service
Washington — House
Barry Goldwater
East
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
West
Mid-West
South
The
Herald Tribune
House
Sen. Goldwater
Rockefeller
Gov
Scranton
Romney
Kennedy
Truston B. Morton
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Nixon
Arleigh Burke
U. S. Navy
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Sen Goldwater
Ernest J. Wharton
New York
Cuba
Gov. Romney
Goldwater
Sen
Thurston Morton
Rep
Eugene Siler
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Thuuston B. Morton
Adm
Burke
James B
Leslie C. Arends
IIL
William E. Brock III
Tenn
Tennessee
Chattanooga
J. Edgar Chenoweth
Colo
Willard S. Curtin
U. S
Rocky
Miami Council Approves JFK Medicare Plan
Miami Beach city council adopts a resolution backing President Kennedy's medicare for the aged program and dispatches letters to Florida congressmen. Rep A Sidney Herlong questions the council's involvement calling it gratuitous and asserts the council knows little about the issue.
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Miami Council
Miami Beach, Fla
President Kennedy
Florida
A. Sidney Herlong
Catholics Urged To Join Groups Influencing Life
American Bishop Philip Hannan told the Vatican council that Roman Catholics should join organizations shaping daily life including politics and professions. He urged laity to witness faith in domestic, business, social, and civic activities and to participate in groups for parents schools and professions.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Philip Hannan
Washington, D.C
Hannan
Oldest Louisi ana newspaper traces 1837 origins
The Times-Picayune of Louisiana traces its roots to 1837 when it began as the Daily Picayune, establishing a long history as the state’s oldest newspaper.
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Louisiana
The
Times-Picayune
Daily
Picayune
Baker's Hair Tonic market claim in Bossier City
Mrs William Brown of 2687 Olive Street says Baker's Hair Tonic treated her dandruff and itchy scalp after other products failed. The ad asserts the tonic has long been top for scalp issues and now includes a new ingredient for greater effectiveness with a money back guarantee.
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Baker’s
Bossier City
William Brown
Olive St
Baker
New Orleans Shoe Stores Permanently Barred From Sunday Sales
Civil District Judge Fred J. Cassidy enjoined Circle Shoes Inc and Gentilly Woods Inc from Sunday shoe sales. The suit, filed Aug 27 by eight firms, argued the stores violated 1962 state law banning sale of certain commodities on Sunday and claimed unfair competition by the state wide chain.
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New Orleans
UPI
Fred J. Cassidry
Circle Shoes Inc
Gentilly Woods Inc
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Cecile Parker
Sibyl Aiken
Ruby Hatten
Martin Silverman
Ben Bradford
Quachita
Leon Calloway
E. J. Sackett
Foreman
S. C. Strausser
Tolbert C. Pipes
C.K. McClure
Ladimer Marshall
EF. FE. Meredith
Robert KE. Archibald
Harry E. Greenwood
Ritchens
Max Wroten
Truman P. Wright
James P. Bradley
Kansas City, Mo
Mike O’shawn
Montana
Robert F. Kennon
Francis Dugas
Otto E. Passman
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Ruston
Dubach
Bernice
Kennon
GOP
David T. Martin
Nebraska
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St. Peter’s
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Pittsburgh
Dixie Moving & Storage, Inc
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United van Lines
Arnel
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Miss Palace
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