Congressman Otto Passman Hospitalized After Heart Attack in Monroe
Congressman Otto E. Passman, in the Fifth District, was rushed to St. Frances hospital after a coronary thrombosis at a Monroe hotel dinner. He remains conscious, sedated for pain, with electrocardiograms and blood tests to gauge heart damage. family and associates, including Stanley Passman, are with him.
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Otto Passman
Monroe
Otto E. Passman
Lincoln
Penn
Man
St. Frances Hospital
Stanley Passman
Brandmands Ten
Sumo Yysoly Eicutien
Passman
Ithy House
Treasury and Post Office
Foreign Opera
District, of Columbia
G. W. Traylor
Milton) Childers
Passman Equipment Company
Annual Southern Farm Forum Set For New Orleans
The Annual Southern Farm Forum will be held in New Orleans January 23 and 24. Ralph Brown, secretary of the New Orleans Forum Committee, outlines forums on adjusting production for future needs with industry representatives. A luncheon features Louis Rabaut of Michigan speaking to the forum group and chamber members. A Thursday panel discusses effects of expanding industry on Southern agriculture. a Friday panel covers the human element in changing Southern agriculture. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee, is chaired by Charles W. Frank Jr. and Charles Walter Jr. with headquarters at the Roosevelt Hotel.
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Southern Farm Forum
New Orleans
Ralph Brown
Orleans Parish
Brown
The
Chamber of Commerce of
Orleans Gecets
Louis Rabout
Michigan
House Appropriations Comittee
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Charles W. Frank, Jr
L. Frank Nd Co
New Oleans Forum
Andharles Walte, Jr
Reynolds Farmnstitute
Louisville
Roosevelt Hotel
Tutter
Funeral Rites Held For Retired Writer Sayers
James D. Sayers 69, a novelist and newspaper columnist, died May 3 at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are Saturday at Union Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Teelinboll officiating. Arrangements by Kilpatrick Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Eda. siblings Joal Sayers, Minnie Bailey, and several nieces and nephews.
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Thurs
James D. Sayers
Lily
Ouisiana
Samer Memorial Hospital
Sayers
Union Grove Baptist Church
TR. M. Teelinboll
Kilpatelek
Union Grove
Eda Sayers
Joal
Integration Fight Stirs Louisiana as Leader Denounces Court Decree
Louisianie segregation leader Wal ang Rainaeh argues the federal government cannot force integration by court decree. He warns state officials will resist and pursue voluntary integration while federal efforts continue.
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Walang Rainaeh
Flt
Passman Seeks Farm Bureau Aid for Cotton Plan
U S Representative Otto E Passman seeks Farm Bureau Federation support as Congress begins its 85th session. He outlines a long range cotton program with an 80 cent price, acreage allotments near 21 million acres, and an in kind export subsidy while urging strong parish and state Farm Bureau membership to back his efforts in Washington and at home.
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U. S
Otto E. Passman
Farm Bureau Federation
PrUygram
Monroe
Joan
Passman
Farm Bureau
Congress
Farmer
Parm Bureau
Louisiana
Washington
Funeral Services For Miss Hixie Davidson Held In Shreveport
Miss Hixie Davidson sister of the late V A Davidson of Ruston and sister in law of Mrs Davidson died after a brief illness and heart attack. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a m in Shreveport with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Ruston. She was a longtime active school teacher in the Caddo parish system and is survived by relatives in Lincoln parish.
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Shreveport
Hixie Davidson
V. A. Davidson
Ruston
Davidson
Burisi
Greenwood
Miss Davidson
Caddo Parish
Lincoln Has Only Forest Fire In Dec
Lincoln parish forest ranger Frank Gibson said he could eat Christmas dinner at home for the first time in ten years and there was not a forest fire in the parish on Christmas Day. One small grass fire occurred in December from a trash fire near the Lincoln Jackson parish line in south Simsboro. Gibson urged residents to be careful with trash fires as such fires cause about 95 percent of serious forest fires.
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Frank Gibson
Lincoln Parish
Simsboro
Lincoln-Jackson Parish
Gibson
Aged Man Found Dead In Yard Near Ruston
An elderly man living alone near the Union parish line on the Farmersville road was found dead in his yard by neighbors early today. Dr J Thomas Fateh Lincoln parish coroner ruled natural causes, estimating the deceased as about 75 to 80. The body was moved to Kilpatrick Funeral Home in Farmerville. Neighbors said he had recently sold his estate to a Rayville man and had no nearby relatives. Investigating officers included Dr Bennett Chief Deputy Symington and Deputy Wilbur Williamson with Union Parish sheriff's deputies.
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Union Parish
Farsmerville
Robert Thommas Fateh
J. J. Bennett
Lincoln Parish
Futeh
Rayville
Futch
Meeting of States Rights Group at Homer City Hall
States Rights movement chairman G Ful lmer announces a January 7 meeting at Homer City Hall at 7 30 p m. Speakers include Robert G Chandler Shreveport attorney Stewart Slack and James C Atkins. Public invited to attend.
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Meeting of States Rights Group
Homer City Hall
Committee
G. ©. Fullmer
The
States Rights Movement
Robert G. Chandler
Shreveport
Stewart Slack
James C. Atkins
Woulmer
Louisiana Moves to Vaccinate Buyers with Brucellosis Test Rule
Louisiana adds a state rule requiring negative brucellosis tests for breeding cattle sold in state markets. Implemented by the Louisiana Livestock Sanitary Board, it directs reactor cattle away from farms toward slaughter. Testing exemptions apply to calves under eight months and certain vaccinates, with blue oval and green triangular labels indicating test status.
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Louiisiana Livestock Sanitary Board
Louisiana
Bang
Livestock Sanitary Board
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lincoln Parish Aims for 10000 in March of Dimes Drive
Lincoln Parish chairs a drive aimed at raising ten thousand dollars for the 20th annual March of Dimes. Theme is Survival is Not Enough, focusing on rehabilitation for polio patients and public education. Local events include Blue Crab sale and school drive as part of the fundraising push.
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Lincoln Parish
the Nation
Dan Perrett
Lincoln
Perrott
ARDEA
Perel
Barrett
March of Dimes
Aas
Perret
First New Year baby receives Ruston merchant gifts
Ruston merchants launch third annual New Year baby contest offering prizes to Lincoln parish's first baby born after midnight December 31. The winner earns a year of subservience favors and gifts from local firms while parents receive items and services, with last year’s honoree a Richardson child of Shreveport.
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Ruston
Ollie Richardson
Shreveport Highway
Thomas Kimbell Clinke
Lincoln Parish
El Dorado speakers to address Kiwanis and Rotary Club
Lee Zachary, executive director of the Greater El Dorado Committee, will address a joint Kiwanis and Rotary meeting Thursday January 2. The event, replacing the regular New Year observance, will feature remarks on industrial development and local initiatives.
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Greater Tt Doradoo Committee
Iwanis
Rotary
Ted
Wow Urden
Zaclewy
Toorneia
Elborate Printing and Stationers
Niseongpany
Cain
Indushie
Local Businessman Plans Route to Bank With Cash
A businessman named Lasas reportedly works toward a bank route with three hundred dollars in cash. Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places, including East Hopidteete and a quiet claim of changes in proceeds.
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Custon
Lasas
R G LeTourneau To Address Jaycees At Annual Banquet
R G LeTourneau, famed for industrial and religious philanthropy, will speak at the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet in Ruston. The event centers on recognizing the "Young Man of the Year" contender with nominations due by Sunday, highlighting community leadership and charitable work.
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Jaycees
LeTourneau
Ping
Iod
Iyself
Evidhenar
Conoid
Blan
Yar
Vernon Bebay
Teustun
Louisiane
LeTourneagy
Emigdieer
December 24 Marriage Licenses Issued in Lincoln Parish
Records from the Clerk of Count Lincoln Parish show numerous marriage licenses issued on December 24. The names listed include Victor A. Meugaint Sherman Anne Rea James Willie Stith Patsy Amn and others, with many couples documented in the office records.
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Lincoln Parish
Cos Dentats Youtiarvest
Vaydur
Isvelyn Usmnnons
Victar A
Shera
Anne Rea
James Willie Stith
Patsy Amn
Sian
Magney
Manyo Es Wie
Iene Lowird
Regin Lor Willits
Manvoe Malimay
Theloa Cilaaway Davidson
Doek
Dieter Card
Katherine Verte Wolfe
Ovie Low Anderson
Chotlele
Max Edwins
de Ang Cox
Jacke Pages
Willie Mae
Gierie Mae
Dye
Ethel Vine Coaner
James Roy Farree
Clifton Bens
Gloria
Alarein Teugene Butler
Wooten Sue
Nertis
John Menard
Heeb
Dane Poise Bakers
Wehi
Reaeken
Helen Bratton
Rober Witter
Parner
Aind
Honor Soap Posbotant
Dames
McChin
Joyee
Mloveneo Shivine
Gerald Tavis Yonterseant
Pheeie Ruth Pree
Yering Gee Calder
Buey
Yuuny
Funeral Services Sat For Former Simsboro Resident
The obituary notes the death of a Simsboro resident, Selby, and announces funeral services to be held Saturday at a local church. The deceased is survived by relatives including Lerina Lalley and Chthvine Riehnurs, with limited readable details due to OCR damage.
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Bimsboro
A. Os
News
Calvary
Parphist Cheapelian Syenne Hbblieiate
Te Selby
Phe Wits
Plorneya ci Botonly Paetsh
Enladng Tas Sianserode
Oseldles
Oye Teaiee
Lerinaa Lalley
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