McLoy S. Strickland Dies in Monroe at 50
McLoy S. Strickland of Clarks, age 50, died Wednesday in Monroe. Services set for 4 p.m. Friday at Hebert Methodist Church with Rev. J. W. Blow and Rev. Glenn Lowery officiating. Burial in Hebert Cemetery under Riser Funeral Home direction. Survivors include wife seven sons M. S. Jr Middleton Tex Huey E Washington DC Robert S Clarks Jacob O Clarks Harold E Clarks Jerry L Clarks Ray G Clarks three daughters Ethell Bell Rita Jane Patricia Mae two brothers W. R. Strickland Clarks J. R. Strickland Hebert and two grandchildren.
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W’cloy S
Middleton
Tex
Huey E
Washington, D. C
Robert S
Clarks
Jacob O
Harold E
Jerry L
Ray G
Ethell Bell
Rita Jane Strickland
Patricia Mae Strickland
W. R. Strick
Winnfield Pharmacist Stanley T. Smith Dies at 47
Stanley T. Smith, 47, longtime Winnfield pharmacist with Winnfield Drug Co., died in a Ruston hospital. Funeral held Friday at 10 a.m. at Methodist Church with Rev. L. G. Shaw officiating. Interment in New Hope Cemetery. Born in Dodson, he is survived by his mother Mrs. J. T. Smith and four sisters and two brothers living in Dodson, Ruston, Shreveport, Alexandria, Rayville, and Port Sulphur.
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Winnfield
Stanley T. Smith
Ruston
Methodist Church
L. G. Shaw
New Hope
Smith
Dodson
Winnfield Drug Co
J. T. Smith
Edith Terral
J. D. Milam
L. L. Jones
Shreveport
Alexandria
Verne Smith
Rayville
Harold Smith
Port Sulphur
Mrs W A Johnston Rayville Woman Dies At 68
Mrs. W A Johnston 68 of Rayville died at home early Friday. Funeral services Saturday at 10 A M at First Baptist Rayville with Rev O G Cannon of Transylvania and Rev H R Herrington officiating. Interment in Masonic cemetery, Hall Funeral Home directing. Survived by husband Wilford, two sons Foster and Arnold, daughter Mrs A R Jones, sister Mrs Zula Donald, brother Albert A Caldwell. Pallbearers listed.
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W. A. Johnston
Rayville
First Baptist Church
O. G. Cannon
Transylvania
H. R. Herrington
Hall Funeral Home
Masonic Cemetery
Wilford Johnson
Foster and
Arnold
A. R. Jones
Zula Donald
Carthage
Albert A. Caldwell
Sturgis
Miss
G. O. Jones
Ford Ware
Bob Chapman
Marion Gallman
Archie Brown
T. H. Pittman
Funeral services for Mrs Claire E Jennings
Mrs Claire Eugenia Jennings 49 died today in a Winnsboro nursing home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Epps Methodist Church conducted by Rev J B McCann. Interment under Catron Gay direction.
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Claire Jennings Epps
Claire Eugenia Jennings
Winnsboro
Epps Methodist Church
J. B. McCann
Catron-Gay
UNESCO Survey Silent on Violence in School Desegregation
The article notes a questionnaire of American social scientists finding desegregation often proceeds without major incidents in the South and in the armed forces. It reports 90 percent view segregation as psychologically harmful to Black youths and 80 percent see harm to white peers, with concerns about racial superiority and unfounded beliefs in innate intelligence differences.
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Klineberg
U.S
Milford Del Deliberates on School Reopening and Integration
In Milford the school reopening was debated with no clear side victory. Anti desegregation pamphlets signed by Bryan Bowles surfaced claiming a Southern tour, urging opposition to integration and alleging threats of dynamite. The Delaware Board of Education held an open hearing before voting to reopen Monday with integration proceeding.
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Milford
Bryan Bowles
Edward C. Evans
National Forum
The
National Assn
Delaware Board of Education
J. Chrum Small
New Castle County
Wilmington
Dover
Correction notice for Tri-Parish Singing convention date
A correction fixes the Tri-Parish Singing convention meeting to Sunday September 26 at Hebron Church near Sikes, confirming it is a fourth Sunday session and not a fifth Sunday meeting as previously stated.
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Hebron Church
Sikes
Explosion at Bitburg fire test kills many workers
A test blaze at a Bitburg tank farm exploded when the tank underneath detonated. Officials blamed ignited fumes in exhaust pipes during a demonstration by an international NATO related contractor. Flames rose 1000 feet, a black smoke plume stretched two miles, and bodies were laid out in the Bitburg Athletic Hall as mass funerals were planned for Monday.
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Bitburg
NATO
Bitburg Athletic Hall
Violence Marks and Frank and Seder Strike Action
The Teamsters local with about 800 members led a strike after talks stalled on two contract issues over parcel post designation and when helpers are needed on package trucks. Eleven AFL unions joined in walkouts as nearly 5,000 store employees quit. about half returned, while 7,000 workers remained on strike.
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Frank & Seder
Teamsters
AFL
CIO
Dulles Pushes Atoms For Peace In U N Agenda Move
U S Secretary of State Dulles urged atomic energy progress in U N cancer hospitals and pressed for a quick U N Steering Committee meeting to place the plan on the Assembly agenda as an urgent question. The 15 nation committee including United States and Russia will decide. Vishinsky avoided press discussion while Soviets sought new talks after Eisenhower proposal was disclosed.
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U.S
Dulles
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Eisenhower
US offers aid as Kuboyama family faces loss
U S Ambassador John M Allison sent sympathy to Kuboyama s widow and a one million yen check. Foreign Minister Okazaki said a tentative five million yen damage claim was discussed. The United States has offered Japan one million dollars for crew injuries and other H bomb test losses, with Japan seeking five to seven million dollars.
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U.S
John M. Allison
Kubyama
United States
Allison
Katsuo Okazaki
Kuboyama
Japan
Germans seek European rearmament substitute plan
Reported discussions show German officials pushing for a European-built alternative to the EDC. They seek 12 divisions integrated under Allied commands, full sovereignty restoration, and voluntary allied troop stationing during rearmament, while rejecting a separate peace with Russia.
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United States
State Department
Germany
Britain
France
Russia
West Monroe Riding Club To Meet Sunday
The West Monroe Riding Club will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday at the West Monroe Arena. All riders are expected to participate in a drill. Members are asked to wear white shirts and patches with blue jeans.
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West Monroe
West Monroe Arena
Monroe Girl Funeral Pending Burial Return
Funeral services were incomplete late today but the body will be returned to Monroe for burial. She is survived by her parents and two sisters Gayle Fuller and Wanda Gay Fuller.
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Monroe
Gayle Fuller
Wanda Gay Fuller
Ferriday 4-H Elects Officers for 1054 55 Session
Ferriday high school senior 4 H club elected Charles Webb as president for 1054 55. Other officers include Patsy Huff as vice president Gerald Webb secretary Joyce Wade reporter Penny Dean and Carol Ann Burris as song leaders.
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Ferriday
Charles Webb
Ferriday High School
Patsy Huff
Gerald Webb
Joyce Wade
Penny Dean
Carol Ann Burris
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Louisiana
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