Finishing Touches on Louisiana Tech Seniors Careers
Graduating seniors at Louisiana Tech complete finals with 213 total graduates. Baccalaureate is set for Sunday at 8 p.m. in Howard Auditorium with Dr. Trunton Aldredge delivering the sermon. Commencement follows Monday at 10 a.m. with Hes Milton Harrison LSU law dean delivering the address.
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Lousiana Tech
Howard Auditorium
Trunton Aldredge
Minden
Milton’ M. Harrison
Law School
Louisiana State University
Aldredge
Fast Texas State College
Commerc
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Howard Payne
Brownwood
Tex
Dean Harrison
Louisiana Tech
LSU
Community Visitors and Graduates Highlight Weekend News
Mr and Mrs Bruce Price hosted many visitors including Neaba Askin and daughter from Forest Michigan Pons der Price of Morton Mississippi Fred Prieg ant family of Shreveport Sgt and Mrs Dean Cardwell and family of Booster City Miss Janelle Price of Boxster City Sheldon Silvey of Bardk Dante Mrs C L Skinner visiting her son Zane and family in Houston Texas Skinner injured at sea with multiple fractures now home in Houston recovering Eddie Hood of Ruston High awarded football scholarship to Northwestern Wayne Crase enlisting in Navy Ervin Tinsley from Simsboro High Jerry and Peter Bingham at Camp Saturday night with a barbecue in honor of Eddie and Mr and Mrs Crawford Young.
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Bruce Price
Neaba Askin
Forest
Migs
Pons der Price
Morton
Fred Prieg Ant
Shreveport
Dean Cardwell
Bosster City
Janelle Price
Boxster City
Sheldon Silvey
Barksdante
C.L. Skinner
Zane
Houston
Texas
Skinner
Touston
Whyne Dring
Simsboro High
Wayne
Tech
Eddie Hood
Ruston High
Northwestern
Rinchard Krase
Navy
Ervin Tinsely
F. M. Hood
Eadie
Jerry
Peter Bingham
Campu
Crawford Young and Daughters
Eddie
Fattening Cattle: Special Process and Rye Grain Guidance
Practical notes outline the fattening process for cattle, starting with rest after feed jet, then gradual grain increases and a quarter pound daily protein supplement. It lists comparative feed values for corn, wheat, milo, kafir, oats, rye, molasses, and roughage, plus grinding and feeding recommendations by age and type of roughage. Calves and older cattle show different energy and fiber needs, with market preferences influencing feeding strategies.
Teachers and students worship at Olive Baptist Church
Grambling College teachers and students worshipped with the Olive Baptist Church crowd at ATL. May 25 was a day some regret to move beyond the year though there were fine singers and inspiring messages from the group. Chinde A. Jackson departs for the Army on May 28. Mrs Vell Smith returns home from hospital after months away.
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Masie Mateotay
Grambling
Olive Baptist Church
Gauil
Chinde A. Jackson
Ase Vell Smith
Stork Shower Honoree and Weekend Visits Mentioned
A local Stork Shower honored Mrs. Charlie Green Colvin at the home of Mrs. Douglas Colvin on Saturday afternoon. Numerous relatives and friends visited over the weekend, including the Woodards, McKeithans, Robersons, and Colvin family members, with trips to Cullin, Huntsville, and Arkadelphia noted.
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Douglas Colvin
Charlie Green Colvin
Jack Hull
Mitchell Dugdale
Ben Clements
Hugh Burress
M. Q., Colvin
Bobby Gene Colvin
Safely Crisis Of Airways Brings Control Demands
The nation's air safety crisis prompts two leaders to seek unified federal control. Jane Dietoe of the Civil Aeronautics Board and Leroy Quesada of the Airways Modernization Board urge that aviation and military aviation be placed under a single agency. They note President Eisenhower's order to bring military flights under civilian control could help aviation but not fully resolve the issue.
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Chatanai
Janes Dietoe
Civil Aeronmaities Board
Jehvoud Quesada
Airways Modernization Board
Eisenhower T0
Wation
aHlels
Graduation Set Tuesday At Choudrant High School
Choudrant High School announces graduation for seventeen seniors led by co valedictorians Roy Wayne Vining and Donald Sanderson both with a 4.0 GPA and salutatorian Victor Sipllis. Baccalaureate was May 25 in the high school auditorium with Dr. 8 K. McFadden delivering the message. Exercises were at 7 p.m. May 20. speaker was Superintendent Marcile Emmons. Sponsors are Mrs. Reulch Maxwell and Mr. (name incomplete).
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Roy Wayne Vining
Donald Sanderson
Choudrant High School
Victor Sipllis
Milan
8. K. McFadden
Marcile Eemimons
Bobby Ambrose
Vietor Hollis
Bud Willams
Roy Vinhig
Donald Roy Spitters
Ronny Ford
W. Frantom
Joan Dugdale
Patricia Thompson
Jeanette Pilcher
Gloria Joan Pearson
Conn
Jerry Andrews
Lorene Jammy Frazier
Reulch-Maxwell
Walker Receives 1998 Louisiana College Alumni Award
Curtis O'Dell Walker a Pineville lumber executive and 1926 Louisiana College graduate was honored with the 1998 Outstanding Achievement Award by the L C Alumni Association during the annual Alumni Day in Pineville Louisiana. He has led Woodard Walker Lumber and Woodard Walker Land and Winder Corp and has held multiple roles in industry and politics.
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Pineville
Curtis O'Dell Walker
Taylor
Louisiana Collage
L. C. Alumni Association
F. Jiy Taylor
Louisiana College History Department
Gibsland
Walker
Louisiana
Woodard-Walker Lumber Company
Woodard-Walker Laind and Winder Corporation
L.C
Gibsland Bante
Woodard-Walker, Bowen, Inc
Minden High School
Southern Pine Association
Lve Deen
Louisiana Majesty Association
NADA Appeals To Auto Makers To Keep Prices Low
The National Association of Automobile Dealers chaired by Dean Chaffin urged five major manufacturers to resist any price increases. He argued car prices are already too high and a rise could drive buyers away, noting current dealer profits are weak. The letter stresses dealers, manufacturers, and suppliers share a common stake in keeping prices accessible to the public.
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NADA
1. C
National Association of Automobile Pealers
Dean Chaffin
Automobile Maiiataakers
Chaffin
Boze
Montana
Faet
Addlord
A Lo
Wien Det
Ava
Stork Ems
Hamilton to Be Guest Speaker at Protestant Hour
Hamilton will speak at the Protestant Hour, hosted by a local pastor and national religious body. The event aims to reach a wide audience through station broadcasts and church conferences, highlighting Methodist service themes and community outreach.
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Hamilton
Hoa
Ebaieman
Unite Prenesy Seriany Lsua
Thepiscopal Church
Robert Goudrinh
Budget Fears Spark Rush to Curb Government Waste
A sweeping warning on rising government spending dominates a public policy briefing. The plan cites budget director estimates and proposes Congressional action to curb waste, with emphasis on debt growth, inflation risk, and potential deficits through 1989. Strong entities include James W. Dou and Eisenhower era programs cited in fiscal debate.
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Washington
Mauhen T. Stans
Eastland PTA Honors Teachers At Informal Tea
Teachers of Exatiatd School honored at an informal tea on Friday afternoon May 16 in Wright Auditorium First Toplist Church. Co Chairs were Mrs Colvin Oxford Walker and Reagan Oden. Guests greeted by president elect Mrs Stockle. Seated attendees included Alva Ray Foster and many others as program highlighted student Jonehorah Terrill.
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Eastland Pta
Wright
First Baptist Church
H. A. Oxford
Roger Lawson
Toplist
C. W. Colvin
HA. Oxford
Frank, Walker
Reagan Oden
Larry Stockle
Enatland Pta
Carrie Mae Terrill
Alva
Ray Foster
Mutty Oliver
M. Ruel Colvin
Sindeloek
Being Mapped For Sky Travel
Three giant highways of air travel are planned. On June 16 the Civil Aeronautics Board will link Los Angeles to San Francisco to New York to Washington through three corridors. Each will be miles wide and from 17,000 to 60 feet high, with strict ground control separation to prevent collisions. The CAB says carriers and the Defense Department endorse the plan.
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Civil Aeronaution Boar
Log Angelea
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Carmime Airlines
Defense Cement
Nose Cone Of Jupiter May Be Recovered
Assistant Secretary of the Army notes the recovery of a Jupiter missile nose cone as a major breakthrough in missile development. He states the Jupiter missile is reliable and workable after a test flight reaching 1,600 miles and landing within five to six miles of its Atlantic target. He emphasizes thrust, guidance, and heat resistance demonstrated. the discussion touches on weather and safety concerns amid broader economic policy remarks by administration officials.
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Army
Dewey Short
House
Anti.ed Serviers
Atlantia
Stang
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Tommy
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Mott
Cullin
Robert Roy Fuller
Huntsville
Aia
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Germany
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M. R. Roberson
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Kentwood
Harry Bobbineau
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Janes
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Choudrant
Roy Vining
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Alus
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Democratic State “Central Committee
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Webster Parish
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Lic
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Gydnate
Dianne Tease
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Wily
Stusan
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Southern
Colewnnin
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Lonisidas
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Uhaergiaiee
Louisiaian College
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New
St Berle Public Service
Mina Pagrath Beard Weekly
James W. Dou
Radio and Film Commission
South Central
Radio Committee
Southeastern
General Television, Radio and Film Commission
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Radio A Television
Atlanta
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Congress
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Isenhow
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Eisen- Hower
Geanany Tiler
Gary Speadpin
Thunday
Jose Eastland
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Roots
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Tiss
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