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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
3
A 1959 Hill Farm Stockman column explains how beef prices are set by supply and demand, noting perishability and marketing costs. It traces past trading, consumer budgets, and the role of retailers, packers, and producers in shaping cattle prices and meat affordability for homemakers.
Baton Rouge special report: Bill Dodd, state comptroller and gubernatorial candidate, argues against a proposed December special legislative session. He cites health of the governor, lack of emergency measures, costs to taxpayers, and a political climate as reasons. He says post-election, a regular spring session would be more productive and properly debated.
A list of advisers selected for Téel’s fall term meetings was announced with many names across cities including Ruston Shreveport Monroe and New Orleans. The group will meet Dean S X Laws and Miss Mazel Shively at 22 30 p m Sunday September 13 in the Little Theater to discuss opening activities.
Governor Long will not stay in the Presidential suite at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. The suite is rented and no special treatment will be provided. The Colorado Governor is visiting Denver to make arrangements while a traffic ticket may be possible if he is speeding. The city and state officials differ on handling exceptions as Long confers with New Mexico Governor Burroughs in Santa Fe.
New Rocky Valley Baptist Church led by Rev. Herman C. Williams announces annual revival July 25 to 31 at 7 30 p m nightly with evangelist Rev. J R Retledge of Shreveport La renowned church scholar educator and leader Also a pre revival week of nightly prayer and a religious census of the Grambling community conducted by the church
Reporters and onlookers linger outside Ceilfrod and Hall as Little Rock High Schools may reopen after a year of closures aimed at avoiding integration. Governor Faubus previously closed schools, a constitutional challenge followed, and plans for a special legislative session before the fall opening are under consideration.
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