News from Ruston on Communist Influence and U N Shifts
A Ruston news item surveys postwar foreign policy, noting United States aid shifts, UN actions, and communist advances. It highlights Cuban and Dominican tensions, Jagan’s visit, Stevenson, Mongolia’s admission to the UN, and Senator Tower’s investigations, portraying a favorable view of communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusadt
Tobey
United States
Pirst
United Nations
U. S
Katanga
Texas
Kennedy
Chedd Jagan
British Guiana
State Department
Washington
New York Times
Dr. Jagan
U.S
South Africa
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Outer Mongolia
U. N
John Tower
Anti communism surge warns of internal subversion and foreign aid
A fervent anti-communist briefing decries arms transfers to Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, calls for vigorous opposition to leftist influence, and cites large public meetings and TV reach. It accuses administration appeasement and praises patriots organizing across the nations while warning of internal betrayal and national security risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Lyndon Johnson
University of Florida
Republic
Sae
Aleorts
Tennessee
California
Los Angeles
West
Lincoln Parish Police Jury bids for 1962 bituminous materials
Notice from Lincoln Parish Police Jury invites sealed bids by 10:30 a.m. Tuesday December 12 1961 at the courthouse Lincoln Parish Louisiana for furnishing bituminous materials delivered as needed by tank truck to job sites on public roads for 1962. Items include Grade MC1 primer and Grade ACE asphalt cement conforming to Louisiana standards. Bids opened publicly. bidders given two hours to tabulate. Jury reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities. deadlines and contact details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindoln
Sury
Ryston
Loulstaha
Lincolln Parish
Louisiana Department of Highways
Seereta Adaealll Shaw Y
Invitation for Bids for Gravel by Lincoln Parish Police Jury
Sealed bids will be received by the Lincoln Parish Police Jury in Ruston Louisiana until 9 30 oclock a m Tuesday December 12 1961 for furnishing washed maintenance gravel coarse aggregate size 1 fine aggregate size 2 seal aggregate size 3 loaded on jury trucks at bidders plant or pit for six months beginning January 1 1962. Prices on a cubic yard basis. Materials must meet Louisiana Department of Highways standards. Bid opening date appears. Right to reject any or all bids held by secretary C Reagan Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Parish
Louisiana
Ruston
Lothianna
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana Department -of-Highways
C. Reagan Sutton
Sldw
Notice to Bidders for Musical Instruments in Ruston LA
Sealed bids for musical instruments will be received by the Lincoln Parish School Board in Ruston Louisiana until 10 00 AM Monday December 4 1961. Bids opened and read aloud. Sets and details available at the Lincoln Parish School Board Office second floor Courthouse Ruston. Bids to be marked bid and filed with the Superintendent of Schools. The board may reject any or all bids. Latoni Parieb School Board Maree Fimmons Superintendent Bid due date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of
Ruston
Louisiana
Lincoln Parish School Board
Lincoln Parish
Latoni Parieb
Maree Fimmons
Arkla completes Clinton No. 1 well in Clay field
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co announces completion of its Clinton No. 1 well in Jackson Parish Louisiana. Projected open flow around 7.5 million cubic feet of gas daily with 3 percent condensate per million. Final depth about 10,431 43 feet in the Kavanaugh sand of Cotton Valley B Lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Tor Flag
Clinton No. 1
Jackson Parish
Kavanaugh
N. H. Kavanaugh
Arkla Gus
Clinton
Kkavanaugh
Arkla Gas
150th Anniversary of Louisiana Grand Lodge Sesquicentennial
The Grand Lodge of Louisiana marks 150 years since statehood with a year long celebration in 1962 opening in New Orleans. Ceremonies travel to Lake Charles Baton Rouge Alexandria Monroe and Shreveport with pilgrimages to statues and portraits and memorial tributes from notable Masons. The event features tributes to figures like William C. Claiborne Marquis de Lafayette and George Washington as Dr. Lee Strickland delivers the sesquicentennial oration. Louisiana's Grand Master Morris Shapiro presides. The lodge, formed 1812, traces Masonry in Louisiana to the 1780s with Etoile Polaire and Parfaite Union among the first lodges in New Orleans.
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Grand Lodge
Oty
Louisiana
Ousisiana
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Apton Rouge
Alexandria
Monroe
Shreveport
Grand Lodge of
Morris “Shapiro
Alexendria
Willam C.C. Claiborne
Cabildo‘museum
Richard Upuy
Paris
France
Marquis de Lafayette
Cabildo
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Albert Pike
George Washington
Lee A. Strickland
Grand Lodge of Louisiana
Shapiro
Louisiana Territory
Etoile Polaire
Parfaite Union
Retarded Children Group Meets At Green Clinic
The Lincoln Parish Association for Retarded Children met at the Green Clinic on Thursday evening November 16 at 7 30. A business session was conducted by President Mrs Henry Roane who reported President Kennedy's press conference concerning this panel of twenty seven to study the needs of the nation's increasing number of mentally retarded children. A state Executive Director Mr Robert idacker bt Shreveport had been asked by State Board Of Directory tolledorditate srvides for the retlated children. The group heard a talk on testing and counseling for parents by Mrs Tedada De Bites. Attendees included Mrs Joe Davis Mrs Ger thadel Bite ana Mrs Ghorde Hawerd Jones and others.
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Lincoln Parish Association For
Green Clinic
Henry Roane
Kennedy
Robert Idackér
Shreveport
Ind
Directory Tolledorditate Srvides
Malps Witold Fluge
Ser
OMY
Tedada
West
Roy Davis
Joe! Davis
Ghorde Hawerd Jones
Births and Masonics Mentioned Across Louisiana Notices
Birth announcements from Ruston and Montgomery celebrate daughters and sons including SONDI LYNN born November 18 at Ruston Hospital and CHRIS ALLEN born November 13. Grandparents named. also lists prominent Louisiana Masons with historic temple sites and Sesquicentennial committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry H. Terry
Montgomery
Alabama
Chris Allen
Scottie
Eith
Shreveport Civic Opera Opens 13th Season
Shreveport's Civic Opera Association launches its thirteenth season with Gounod's Faust on Monday November 27 1961 at the Municipal Auditorium. French tenor Richard Verreau stars as Faust with Norman Treigle as Mephistopheles and Elizabeth Soederstroem as Marguerite, joined by Shreveport mezzo Dorothy Hepburn in a noted regional production.
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Shreveport
Shreveport Civil Opéra” Association
Gounod
Faust
Municipal Auditorium
Richard Verreau
Covent Garden
Verreau
SCCA
Mephistopheles
Norman Treigle
City Center Opera
Elistbeth Soederstroem
Dag Mammarskjold
Marguerite
Dorothy Hepburn
Southwestern opera cast announced for season
A season highlights Siebel in Forfell as part of a Southwestern Opera lineup. Hepburn plays Buzuki in Fort Worths Butterfly and Rosina in Shreveport Symphonys Barber of Seville. Valentina goes to Robert Kirkham, with Earl Davis to sing Wagner. Staged settings by Peter Wolf, John Daggett Howell directs Chatauqua Opera, costumes by Joseph A. Charella. Marseille chorus led by Natma Jean Locke and Dre. Rubin Marshall. Lucie di Lammermoor to feature Gianna DAngelo and John Alexander January 29th. Herbert conducts Houston Symphony for both operas.
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Peter Wolf
Louisiana College At
Pineville
Soreiers
Darwin G. White Cuid
Shreveport
Thorston Garand Opera Association
Walter Herbert
Lucie di Lammermon
Gianna D'Angelo
John Alexander
Met
Maro Soricho
la Scala
Herbert
Houston Symphony
Shrinkage in Cattle Weighs on Farm Stockman’s Mind
Detailed notes on cattle shrinkage during transport, noting that weight loss varies by hours and distance, with percentages from under 1 to over 10 percent. Weather, feed, and handling affect shrink. Guidance encourages record keeping and bargaining based on known shrinkage to improve profits.
Ruston Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Ruston Duplicate Media Club met at Tech Student Center on Thursday November 16 at 7 30 five tables played under John Tom James direction North South winners were first Mrs B Maxwell and Mrs Don Wallace second Mr Alfor Hartman and Mr Don Townsend East West winners were Mrs W A J Lewis and Mrs Fred Wilder second Mr John Tom James and Mr Howard Willis Other players included Mrs Raymond Heard Mrs Rete Morgan Mrs H V Kruge Mrs Frank Monroe Mr Jarrie Long Mr Clyde Branch Mrs Stewart Hunt Mrs Kenry Moss Mr Charles Brinkerhoff Mr Robert Wilkinson Mr Robert Nabours Mr Roger Harbin Mrs Francis Adam and Mrs J W Evans This week's game was held Monday night instead of Thursday due to Thanksgiving holidays
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Ruston Duplicate Bridge Club
Ruston
Tech
Ganter
John Tom James
B. Maxwell
Don Wallace
Alfor Hartman
Don Townsend
W. A. J. Lewis
Fred Wilder
Howard Willis
Raymond Heard
Shelter color tips for New York fallout retreat
A New York shelter tip suggests using cool colors like light greens and lilies to make the space feel larger while keeping ceilings white to appear higher. It warns against reds oranges and deep yellows as they stimulate and strain nerves, per the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
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SCH
New York
UPL
Ever Sides We Savings Bond Program Promises Growth
The piece extols U S Savings Bonds as a government guaranteed investment. It cites example values such as 18.75 growing to 25 in seven years nine months and 36.25 in ten more years, notes redeemability at any time and free replacement if lost, and frames bonds as aiding education, homesteads, and comfort while supporting the government.
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U.S
Treasury Department
Chas. B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
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