Mail Volume Rise and Vehicle Modernization in Ruston Area
Postmaster reports a 25 percent rise in mail volume in 1959 over 1953, with 64 billion pieces nationally and strong impact from highway transport. Louisiana posts expanded a large government fleet, moving from 236 to 414 vehicles, and 34,000 new units since 1954 with 8,500 purchased in 1960 Oscar year.
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Ruston
Postal Service
Arthur EB. Summerfield
Pearce
Louisiana Post Offices
Ruston Minister Escapes Injury In Car Accident
Rev. Marvin Jones pastor of Cook Baptist church in Ruston and Mike Malik song leader escaped injury last week near Downsville when their car collided with another driven by Mr Edwards of Alexandria. Two cars were damaged and one overturned. Malik drove the vehicle carrying Jones. Edwards reported no injuries.
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Marvin Jones
Cook Baptist Church
Tat ‘Ruston
Mike Malik
Downsville
Malik
Rev
Jones
Mr. Edwards
Alexandria
Bagasse Defined as Fibrous Cane Byproduct Uses
The term bagasse refers to the fibrous remains of cane stalks after juice extraction. It serves as a fuel in some cane factories and is used elsewhere to produce paper and provide building material.
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Khushchev
Russia
4-H Apprentices Turned Toward Careers in Explorations
In Chicago businessmen and women contribute about a million dollars yearly to 4-H work as D E B W Alten of the Federal Extension Service says 4-H projects serve as apprenticeships to careers. Economists predict few farm youths will own farms, so 4-H aims to guide many into industry and other fields through vocational counseling and practical project exploration. The program, funded by state land grant colleges and national donors, supports scholarships and employment pathways with firms like International Harvester and General Motors backing leadership and safety initiatives.
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D. EB. W. Alten
Federal Extension Service
Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
Club Teaders
International Harvester Agricultural
Firestone Tire &,Rubber
Charles I
Red Stunts in New York City during United Nations visit
The article laments Khrushchev and Castro leading a Red bloc presence at the U N General Assembly in New York. It claims U S actions and media coverage showed fear of communist propaganda, citing police clashes and a fatality, and criticizes government restraint during the visit.
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New York City
New York
George Washington
United Nations Organization
Wouold
United States
U.N
Khruschev
Castro
Kadat
U.N. General Assembly
America
Red Bloc
Moscow
Havana
Ikhmishchev
Vfariem
Manhattan
U.S. State Department
Brushehey Ats
U. S
Red leaders blocked from New York by security limits
A harsh critique argues that the United States should confine Red leaders to the United Nations site on Manhattan Island. It claims U.S. sovereignty is partially ceded and suggests restricting travel and freedom of expression to prevent communist figures from roaming New York City.
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Center
International Organization
New York
East River
U. S
New York Harbor
U.N
Khtshichev and
Casto
New York City
Rena
Man- Hattan
U. N
Bleeding Hearts
Atlantic
Budapest
Examinations For Tax Examiners Are Under Debate
The text discusses proposed changes and opinions on tax examiner examinations and a suggestion to move headquarters off American soil, possibly to Switzerland. It also mentions Khrushchev and Soviet comments about the United States, framing the topic within political tension and diplomatic shifts.
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Greg Smith
Scott Turaski
4-H
Jersey
Compainies Plus Livestock Conservation, Inc
North Western
Burlington
Santa Fe
Milwaukee
Illinois ,Central
American Oil
Standard Oil Foundation
Standard Oil
Kentucky
Ohio
Utah OW Refining
Humble Oil Refining Company
Claa
BSIC
Clas
Oldsmobile
Holland & Nicholson Motors
Michael Shayne
Eviby
Kheane
Switzland
Otter
Pipeliners OF Energy
Texas Eastern
Texas
Shreveport, Louisiana
Houston, Texas
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