Louisiana Queen Maria Colvin Attends Kennedy Ball
Maria Colvin, Louisiana Peach Queen, enjoyed a Washington ball with the Kennedy entourage. She toured the White House, met officials, and danced the twist with a West Point escort after the gala. Over 2,000 attended the Louisiana sponsored event as queens were introduced and the evening closed with music.
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Maria Colvin
Louisiana
Kennedy
Caroline
Kendy
Florida
West Point
Pennsylvania
Maria
Washington
Nationwide drive to find jobs for American youths
Richard Browie administrator of the Louisiana Division of Employment Security announced that Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg has set in motion a nationwide campaign to find jobs for a million out of school youths now unemployed and for two additional millions who will enter the labor force in the next years. The job drive is part of the administration's increasing efforts.
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Golder
Ts Imassage
Bureau of Employment Security
United States Employment Service
Lee
Goldberg
Neus Nedy
Richard Browie
Louisiana Division of Employments Security
Sec.al Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Landscape recovery after severe winter may benefit plan choices
A damaged text discusses an extreme winter and its effects on Louisiana landscapes. It suggests viewing the freeze as an opportunity to rethink plant materials and layout, reduce maintenance, and select resilient, low hazard screens while avoiding clutter and risky choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Alec Plan
Budget Exceeding Ten Billion Seen By Budget Chief
The Budget Director warns the federal budget may top 100 billion within a few years. He cites deficits, gold outflow, and lack of faith in money as signals of possible decline, noting past 20 years saw 56 percent money value loss and projecting continued depreciation.
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Bell
Bras
DeGale
Pawser
France
United States
Dallay
Congress
Harry Pied
Virginia
Khrushchev
Color Combinations Program At Hhe H. D. Club
The Tico Home Demonstration Club met February 26 for its regular monthly meeting and voted to return to the old third Thursday schedule except two dates to be decided. Reports were given on finances, home management, consumer education, housing and world citizenship. Blondin demonstrated basic color combinations using a color wheel. Attendees included multiple members, with refreshments served and a recreation period.
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Tico Home Demonstration Club
Lucy McGee
Wade Harkins
C. J. Farley
Melvin Barfield
J. A. Burgess
Ruston
Blondin
Wade Parkins
Elizabeth Napper
J. A. Burneas
Mamie Lewis
Lacey McGee
W. TR. Stewart
Warne Harkins
Carlton Broughton
Hats Are Necessary For Body's Warmth
Philadelphia readers learn why head coverings matter in extreme cold. The piece cites military cold weather research and the brain as a heat regulator, urging hats as essential gear. It links warmth, circulation, and protection to headwear, mentioning polar expeditions and ancient headgear.
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John G. Stelsert
Esindpoo
Stetsons
BN Peel
Bearcats Baseball Opens Season With 14 Games Planned
March 9 opener at Dubach marks the start of a Bearcats baseball schedule coached by Phillips. Fourteen games are set with potential additions, season tickets sold by Senor Peppet tes under Mrs. Turnbow. Pitching candidates include Fulwin Ross George Stone Jimmy Martin Frosty Merriott Sean Barmare and Repeie Cassidy. Fielders Whit Rogers Richard Storms Bob Jeffcoat Jackson Thigpen with Reed Shows Shiffield in outfield and Curtis Barham at catcher. Road trips feature Monroe and Ruston with dates through April 23 at Neville and Premerville venues.
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Phillips
Senor Peppettes
Turnbow
Phillins
Melvin Rast
Charles Shuffield
Shiffield
Raedy Clark
Jimmy Weess
Curtis Barham
Andy
Curd
Fast Suman
Bu Hach Ruston
Monroe
Ougehita
Farmerville
West Monroe
Lhst
Simshara
Ouachita
Dabreh
Dabaeh
Gaume
Dabach
Neville
Premerville
Sixty-Third Eastern Star Meeting Draws International Officers
The Louisiana Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will host its sixty third annual meeting in Baton Rouge March 25 to 28. Attending are top international officers led by Wesley Chambers and Mildred Harris with other dignitaries from cities including Dallas Denver Toronto Little Rock and Washington D C. The program titled Building for a Better Tomorrow features sessions at the Capitol House and L S A Coliseum with leaders from Arkansas Alabama Florida North Carolina and beyond.
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Eastern Star
Louisiana
Order of the Astern Star
Baton Rouge
Wesley Chambers
Mildred Harris
Dallas
Texas
George F. Hastings
Denver
Colorado
Maruie Lander
Washington, D. C
Chambers
Mabel Mackereth
Toronto
Canada
Bill George
Little Rock
Arkansas
International Grand Trustees
Donal Spudeck
J. Westey Chambers
Mort Stability
Eastern Star Teadership
Alabama
Provida
North Cad
Edith Jenkens
Lake Village
Arkaansas
Edith Maddox
Mobile
Leuta Prosser
Sephyr Tliis
Florida
Associated
Sallye Swill
Raleigh
North Carolina
Capitol House
L. S. A. Coliseum
Estelle G. Curry
Alton LI. Lea
J. D. Reynolds Transportation
Dr Robert Sandefur Speaks To Springhill Lions Club
Ruston optometrist Dr. Robert D. B. Sandefur addressed the Springhill Lions Club during a Tuesday luncheon. He noted National Save Your Vision Week from March 4 to 10 and urged preventive and corrective eye care. He stressed yearly exams to maintain peak vision for work, school, and driving and warned there are no replacements for eyes.
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Robert DB. Sandefur
Ruston Optometrist
Springhill Lion's Club
Sanddefur
Louisiana State Association of Optometrist
Reece
Center Street H D Club February Meet
The Center Street H D Club met at Mrs. Rose Audireh’s home for February. Mrs. Jenell Stevens opened with the club collect. Mrs. Qua Blomlin demonstrated basic color combinations. Refreshments were served to members and guests. The March meeting will be hosted by Mrs. B C Vat.
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Center Street
H. D. Club
Tome Demonstration Club
Rose Audireh
Jenell Stevens
Qua Blomlin
Mobley
Sillman
Stevens
Soth
Piles
Garner
Blondin
Vicky Silmon
Audireh
Rocky
B.C
Fuel for Nuclear Work at Tech
Savannah River Operations Office of the Atomic Energy Commission says about 2,509 kilograms of natural uranium metal slugs are ready for shipment to Louisiana Tech for a subcritical reactor. The cylindrical slugs weigh four pounds each, totaling around 9,500 pounds, with a value near $100,000. all uranium is owned by the AEC and loaned to Louisiana Tech for this purpose.
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Savannah River
The
Atomicnergy Commission
Aiken
D. C
Louisiana Tech
A A. C. Thigpen
Contec
Weekend guests and parish visitors noted in Ruston Leader
Mrs Cleon Bell hosted as weekend guest with W A Bells. Visits included Me and Mrs Pete Singleton and sons Mike Mark and Ramely, Percy Simpleton and Mrs Littleton, Atosea Cleary and Miss Mary Collingsworth visiting Jonesboro. Cooper and relatives spent weekend at De P Cooper home with Trembrey family and others.
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FF. T. Singleton
Pete Singleter
Mike
Mark
Ramely
Smingleter Fridley
Percy Simpleton
Littleton
Atosea Cleary
Mary Collingsworth
Jonesboro
PL Cooper
Cooper
Thenr Haime
de P. Cooper
Woedroe Trembrey
Sirs
Aubin Burs Goss
Tie
Glee Bell
W. A. Bell
Patsy
David Larance
Jimmy Johnson
Roger Cubb
Jimmy
F F
Johnny T Gind Beys
al. Johnson
Larry Johnson
Clean Uell
Lincoln Parish hit by February wildfires five farms discussed
Forest Ranger Frank L. Gibson reports five wildfires in Lincoln Parish during February burning about 15.75 acres. He notes over 70 percent loss, forecasts March and April fires with heavy winds, warns landowners to clear around woodlands, and cites statewide 100 percent rise in February fires to about 30,000 acres compared with 1961.
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Lincoln Parish
Lerberlands
Frank L. Gibson
Gibson
Louisiana Forestry Commission
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National Capital
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Cengre
Annie Istrater Brow
Brown
Louisiana Tivision al Enimplasmunt
Tomimorrows
Ducal Tevet
Hughout
Lebor Management
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Athens
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E. D. Cowan
Fire Department
Ruston Bearcats
Denman Garner
Hhe H. D. Club
Philadelphia
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US. Army
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Area Lion Club
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