Bills aim to curb junk mail by empowering private citizens
Lawmakers Glenn Cunningham and Morris Udall propose citizen rights to stop unwanted mail with requests to remove names and, if needed, sworn postmaster general statements to revoke senders’ permits. They argue junk mail flood harms recipients, though lists are bought and sold widely and a single injunction may fail to stop repeat offenders.
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House of Representatives
Glenn Cunningham
Nebraska
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Ruston Leader notices and masthead information
The Ruston Leader masthead lists Tein Herllar as editor and John tore as foreman with references to publisher Clarence E. Faulk and ad manager Myer. It states the paper is published in Ruston Louisiana at 300 W Mississippi Ave and is a second class matter with subscription rates of 3.00 per year in Lincoln Parish and 4.00 outside the parish, with foreign postage extra. The notice mentions wire service and press associations and warns about erroneous reputational reflections.
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Mississippi Ave
Ruston
W. Miss, Ave
Rustan
Lincoln Parish
Lineln
U.S.A
United Press
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Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
School Board Approves RHS Construction Work Changes
Lincoln parish School Board approves change orders for additional concrete work on the ground floor additions to Ruston Hospital. The board also accepts storage space via Standard Office Supply and discusses architectural involvement and related approvals for the project.
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Lincoln Parish School Board
Ruston Hospital
Feonzzo
Howard C. Rivers
WL Houck
Domember Offico
Whaek
Johnson
Huston
Election of five school board members set for July
Five school board seats are to be filled at a Democratic primary on July 28. Superintendent Morelle Emmons notes the expansion reflects population growth. Ward one and ward four incumbents are named with terms expiring, while census data from 1960 is cited as context for the changes.
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Morelle Emmons
Nembhers
Houck
William Staitly
Wardeis I
Simmie Whitman
Rowentea
Mlorney Ragan
Madden
North Louisiana Historical Group Meeting Details
The North Louisiana Historical Group will meet on May 12 at Lake Church in Minsten. President Max Bradbury will preside with Mrs Pautl Campbell giving a historical sketch of Mi den and Som Mints discussing past eras. A business meeting and officer elections follow a program featuring Mrs Pees nothrome and a tour of Wineten Aint.
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Jdant
Max Bradbury
Pautl Campbell
Miden
Som
Peesnothrome
Ger- Mane
Abandoned Dry Oil Well Report Recaps Several Sites
Record of multiple oil and gas wells showing abandonment as dry or near dry. Includes locations such as Choudrant, McConnico, Downsville, and Venice Parish areas with depths ranging from a few hundred to over two thousand feet and gas production figures noted for several wells.
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Uniter, Pradticing Co
Joghes
Whitaker
Fouagey
Fees Choudrant — Fight Co
Clyde Moory
Knowles Field
Ray Fe
Vaviel Crowth
McConnico
Marley Enid
Whetos Drilling Co
James
West Shngbore
Esale
NESE
W-Ibn-Im
Havélin Oi Co
Wenville
Paris Tech Crock
Cthan
Cantenetar Inc
Continental Com
Southern Ral Gas Co
P. Yriskill
Wig
Tanne Ayater
Brycelanl
Skelly
Calf Grading Program Set At Farm Here
Seven calves will be shown at Smith Farm with grading per a detailed standard. Miss Gugen will oversee tests under cattle performance criteria while experts discuss tests and recording methods. Prizes and contests for Angus bulls will be offered to adult participants at the event.
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Smith Farm
Yau
Istana
Ginn Chick
Ad Feal
Burglars Strike Two Stores in Aston
Police report two stores in Aston hit by burglars Sunday night. A safe was broken into at one site, with about $100 missing from a money bag. Victim locations and full details unclear due to damaged text.
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Aston
Sauiding
Oshan
Dak Pipe
Barker
Ostun Sah
Safe Beach
Pon
Woodard Valedictorian Named at Simshore High School
Glenda Woorkirr, MC Waverlords, named valedictorian for Simshore High School's 1963 commencement. Woodard heads a class led by 44.00 avenue HS Ally Guay at 36H Hoerine, with Bob delivering the commencement address at 8 p.m. on May 20, 1963.
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Glenda Woorkirr
tRieior
Ami Ales
MC Waverlords
Valerian
Seniny “Chass
Simshore
Derry Crassacients Woodard
Ally Guay
Bob
pSimehorn High School
Eo Ndhiy
Judge Dawkins Assists Circuit Court in July Elimination Plan
A distorted report notes Judge Dawkins will assist Circuit Court during July in a plan to eliminate a leckler dur ing July in New Orleans. The docket lists Jaime J. W. Ayces of the rout of appeals at Shreveport and Judge Herrell Aten of Winn Field. The court recessed and did not interfere with the Lincoln Union tod, with unclear statements about estates and property.
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Dawkins
Tica
al Pavish
New Orleans
Leckler
Jaime J. W. Ayces
Appeals
Shreveport
Herrell Aten
Winn Field
Neil
Toly
Simsboro in Regional Play Victory Highlighted
Simsboro reached the regional playoff scene with a strong drive led by Jimimy Jones who scored for the team, while Phil Walley contributed multiple baskets. The squad faced tight defense and controlled much of the pace as they advanced, with teammates supporting through key drives and rebounds.
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Pioniit
Simshire
Jimimy Jones
Phil Walley
Sinvshinney
Dude Sourvetty Dee Teinton
Ely al Nateni
Phil Lawson Repeats Second In Nation in Math
Ruston High School junior Phil Lawson placed second in a national mathematics division at a Seattle event on May 4. The ceremony awarded Lawson a sterling silver pedal and a display of his exhibit works. Donnan Garnet accompanied Lawson as advisor for the Ruston team in Seattle.
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Phil Lawson
Ruston High School
Science Syiv
Seakin
Washington
Antoni Malely
Tom
United States
Winchake Tryna Osevern
Ferelin
Tie Lah
Sladeling
PHS Electronic
Wwe
Donnan Garnet
Ruston
Efigl Schad
Phil da
Inspection Of Fire Fighting Machines Held
Forest officials conducted a recent inspection of parish fire fighting equipment at Woodworth and the ignite dev Site Fares near Woodworth. Mechanics reported the gear in generally clean, operable condition though some items needed upkeep to meet a 140 point standard. riders urged proper maintenance to ensure effective forest fire response and avoid state forest penalties.
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Stedde Stein
Woodworth
Cibson Regorteas Weday
Lewisiana Forestry Commission
Gmnual
Lest
Doeleek
State Forest
Frank Andrews
Wilson
Thomas Allen
Aiink Monday
Enderee
National 4.0 Week Celebrated By Hico Club
Week held by the Dies Chay at the slab house on May 3 with sixteen members and five others present. Games were played under the guidance of Mrs. Wl oL. Siecart.
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Hico Club
Dies Chay
Twitty
Umedor
Mus
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Near Rustom Mian Car Overturns Into Pit Near Ruston
Doyle Canville of Hedge sustained possible broken ribs when his small foreign car overturned in a pit along U.S. Highway 147 south of Ruston. He was trapped under the overturned vehicle for about two hours before rescuers freed him. He was taken by ambulance to Lincoln General Hospital in Ruston in critical condition.
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Hedge
U.S. Highway 147
Canville
Ailp Cick
Ruston
Ae Ph Volouele
Irene Smith
Negra
Sunts
Conville
Se Esta
Linegky General Depts
Wilpatricks
Jacoly General Hospital
Allie
Geal
Thursby
Wimberly Former State Official Dies After Illness
L Wimberly longtime Louisiana public works director and former House speaker died after an illness near noon. He left a wife and several children, with survivors including a Baton Rouge sister and a Winterly relative. Funeral services were held at Conger Funeral Home with interment in the local cemetery.
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Rielaed Leche
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House
Haw Long
Lang
Louisiana House
Grirlaw
Loreis
Winberly
Catia
Jy Biehmond
Mary Uf
Baton Reuge
Jush
Win Berly Avere
Pou
Conger
Peyton
Byviak
Aedin
Winn
Recipients of French Awards Are Revealed
A report from the Division of the Department of English and Foreign Languages at Lodislandh notes a recent gathering in the Faculty Lounge of the Haydish Building to honor recipients of the French awards. The ceremony highlighted several individuals recognized for achievement in French studies.
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Amet Akin Stanents
Lodislandh
Haydish
FHA Officers Installed At Ruston High
New officers were installed at Ruston High School for the Future Homemakers of America. Camille Duchesne elected president. other officers include Anita Shady, Dianne Tearys, Linda Delreas, Roganne Wylie, Sherry Carley, Dot Kirby, and Margaret Ann Sumrall. Past president Lynd Wright and colleagues were honored.
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Camille Duchesne
Clus
Anita Shady Perolayy
ARN
Dianne Tearys
Linda Delreas Papued
Roganne Wylie
Parliaaentian
Sherry Carley
Dot Kirby
Maergaret
Ann
Philosophical Society Final Meeting Set for May 10
The Tech Philosophical Society announces its final meeting of the spring semester on May 10. William Walker of the Department of Ravi Seietecey will present An Epochal Geeade in Western Culture 1820s. Officers will be elected, coffee served, and members urged to attend. The gathering begins at 6:06 p.m. in the Tai bry on the second dove of the Mustouritebiens.
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Tech Philosaphrival Society
Philip A. Walker
Department of
Ravi Seietecey
Amerie
Ho Prograoe
Noremenbiers
Tai Bry
Trout Steam New York Cupli Americans Eat About 10 Million Panis
The Fishery Council reports Americans consume about 10 million pans of state bought wet animals annually. Most come from Denmark and other lands, while producers like Menta A Peron are increasing output steadily.
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Fishery Council
Denmark
Deipin
Winners of bank prizes for French language and literature
Gay Rice Ingram and Mary Nesbit Ars Iaghin received bank prizes for excellence in French language and literature in a ceremony. Honorees included Miss Nesbitt, a Baston High School graduate, majoring in English with a minor in Frencht. Attendees named include Oneil Richy, Glynn Jugeam, Charles Lewis, Karim Adil, Charlys Heck, Sunny Ligne, and Charlotte Lowery among others.
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Gay Rice Ingram
Mary Nestiit
Iaghin
Tnluale
Tide Arcently
Frenehs
Miss Nesbitt
Frenett
Baston High School
Honerves
Oneil Richy
Me Hiken de Chu Thain
Glynn Jugeam
Charles Lewis
Karim Adil
Auth Dannion
Charlys Heck
Cee Jess
Sunny Ligne
Lied Carel Mckinley
Charlotte Lowery
An Pens
van Rossum
Tommy James Named Chairman of Peach Fete Parade
Tommy James will chair the annual Peach Fete Parade to be held Friday at 3 PM. The procession includes members of the Wuston Junior and Mrs. 3 A Murgess and honors prize winners such as Mrs. Cigile Mare nett and Mrs. V Wilivabrih Ann Napper. Refreshments will be served. plans call for 500 people to attend with cars and marching units invited, overseen by Clarence Fualk and aided by Meg Rimes and Mr. Itialant for lineup and mass formation.
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Wuston
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Cigile Marenett
Vwilivabrih
Ann Napper
Wayne Hauck
Frank Eking
Maulesfeave
Ald Hare
Clarence Gray
Tank King
Wayne Touck
Stewart Ant
Clyle Minnalt
Kay
Id Falters Gras
Eligareth
Aor Appey
Dewey Harris
Moule Heard
Wi Tt. Stewart
Holland Vwouek
Clarence Barham
J. Bess
Abs
C.J
Ahe
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Fualk
Sid
James
Meg Rimes
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