06 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
1
The Ruston Leader publishes weekly on Thursdays from the Leader Building in Ruston Louisiana. Masthead credits Clarence E Faulk as publisher and E F Thomasson as advertising manager with postal and pricing notes for Lincoln Parish.
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Atmosphere in the hearing room grew tense as the warden faced questions about management at Glor penitentiary. Several officials, including assistant wardens, were pressed over alleged failures and calls for resignations while the director defended staff actions amid public scrutiny.
Two Louisiana Tech students announced a successful surface-to-surface missile launch from a secret site near Ruston in safe testing. The rocket traveled about 1400 feet, built by sophomores and juniors with advisor Dr Boozer supervising, using a basic rocket system and calculation method.
Community members from Antioch and Shreveport joined Mrs. Boom Wreaham Mind Mrs. Jere Perniace and others for a family gathering at the Bran Vinseell home to celebrate a father’s birthday. Church events included a fried chicken supper, leadership elections, and planning for improvements, with committees appointed to draft recommendations. A rocket launch attempt later drew attention as students discussed safety, design, and platform plans for a future launch at a controlled site.
State wildlife commission announces deer aid permits issued for Tensas Parish. Open at Weir employees in deeper Tpnee with the amount of damince Hein suffered by the craps anid the. The operation remains under suspension and subject to continued review by the Kressury and Clement.
A long plea urges motorists to back the DAV identity tags for disabled veterans. The program funds free nationwide veteran services and promotes safe vehicle access. DAV National Headquarters oversees tag distribution to aid veterans, with commitments from officials and lawmakers.
Alfred L. Smith of Jonesboro Louisiana participated in Sabre Hawk, a Seventh Army maneuver in Germany involving more than 100000 troops. A tank commander in the 714th Yank Battalion, he enlisted in March 1957 and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge. He is a graduate of Jonesboro Hedee High School.
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