Sheriff's Office Organized in Parish Wide Cooperation
The article details how the sheriff's department collaborates with the Louisiana State Police under a cooperative agreement. It describes shared powers, cross-jurisdiction investigations, and assistance between agencies for traffic, missing persons, and emergencies. It highlights river patrol Gunsmoke, aerial unit, equipment, and improvements like polygraph, identification, photography labs, and power and emergency generators.
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Louisiana State Police
Sheriff Department
Monroe Fire Department
American Legion
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola
E. A. Conway
Monroe
Maria Callas Performs Amid Midland Theater Bomb Threat
Maria Callas faced a bomb scare at the Midland Theater as an anonymous caller claimed a device in the orchestra pit would explode at 4 30 p m A Dallas producer rushed backstage to warn her and she chose to perform anyway offering to risk the danger to reassure the audience Gov Blair spoke at 9 13 confirming the alert and the concert continued.
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Midland
Larry Kelly
Dallas
Miss Callas
Maria Callas
Gov. Blair
Agreement Shapes Ownership in 1942 Case
Judge timony describes a 1942 pact where Carlos would run the company for Vincent who was entering military service. Defense argues Carlos shared profits but held no ownership or postwar control. Two defense witnesses attest to Vincent's truthfulness and FCC testimony covers two way radio grant procedures.
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Timony
Vincent
Carlos
Wasserman
New Orleans
FCC
U S launches new entry in space derby
A U S space program test used a two stage rocket to lift a plastic coated aluminum balloon with a 130000 pound thrust. The craft released water to inflate at 250 miles up and drifted southeast before likely crashing into the sea more than 500 miles off Virginia. NASA could not determine its final drift.
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Space Agency
NASA
Virginia
Horror Of Black Tuesday Recalled Thirty Years Ago
The piece recalls the 1929 crash and its lingering impact, noting doomed bets and bank failures. It cites a record 16,410,030 shares traded on Black Tuesday and describes government and private responses to restore stability. It ends warning against foolish risky behavior today.
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New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stock Exchanges
Harrisonburg Man Dies In Pulswood Mishap
A Harrisonburg man dies Friday at 2 p m in a Pulswood mishap near Rosin Creek Pentecostal Church where Rev Bill McLain officiates burial follows at the family cemetery under Young's funeral home Jonesville Survivors include widow Virginia Lucas Boothe parents John M and Mrs Boothe Harrisonburg six brothers John Alvis Jimmie Oats Shelton Leon Lloyd James Carson Boothe all of Harrisonburg three sisters Mary Sue Sanders McComb Miss Alma Faye Goodwin Loleta Texas and Martha Marie Boothe Harrisonburg
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Rosin Creek
Wichita Falls Teens Use Cement Stimulant
Wichita Falls police estimate as many as 4000 of the city 16000 teenagers use a plastic cement containing ether and carbon disulfide to obtain stimulant effects. Dr D F Fletcher, pathologist aiding juvenile officers, warns the cement harms liver and may damage brain and can be lethal with constant use.
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Wichita Falls. Tex
Wichita Falls
D. F. Fletcher
Noe Applies For Radio Station
Washington AP report states that James A Noe of Lafayette and Monroe Louisiana has filed with the Communications Commission for a new daytime radio station on 1270 kilocycles at one kilowatt.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Lafayette
James A. Noe
Monroe
Limb Grafting Marked Successful By Surgeons
A limb graft procedure resulted in the foot turning pink after surgery and surgeons stitched main veins to restore arterial blood flow to the heart.
Stout Elected LSU Freshman Law Class President
Elvis Stout son of Mr and Mrs A T Stout of Monroe has been elected president of the freshman class of LSU law school. He graduated from Quachita Parish High School and Northeast Louisiana State College where he joined Kappa Sigma fraternity Student Council and Scabbard and Blade. The report also notes a medical update about Smith's leg recovery following a severe injury with successful artery repair, tissue removal, and nerve bridging surgery.
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Elvis Stout
A. T. Stout
Monroe
Louisiana State University
Stout
Quachita Parish High School
Northeast Louisiana State College
Kappa Sigma
Silver Service Found Belonging to Long-Lost Theft
A Mayflower Hotel package included a silver tea pot water pot cream pitcher and pastry tray with a note claiming the pieces belonged to another and that the thief has died. The sender, now a Seventh-day Adventist, says they cannot rectify another's sins and that the items are not theirs. The hotel had never missed the service.
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Washington
Mayflower Hotel
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Youthful Burglar Draws Jail Term
A 19 year old Pineville youth received a three year sentence for burglarizing his mother's house. He admitted the burglary saying he needed funds to bail his girlfriend from jail. District Judge W A Culpepper also sentenced accomplice Russel Humphries 22 of Alexandria after their guilty pleas.
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Alexandria
UPI
Pineville
W. A. Culpepper
William M. Jones Jr
Russel Humphries
Jones
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Ney
Sheriff's Office
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Matt Homh
Rloax
Antly
U.S
Harrisonburg
Pulswood
Noe
Twin City
Smith
Mary's Flower Shop
Silverstein
Coats
Vieverstein
Bond
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