Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 46

Richard winner in conservation vote SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1967, Lafce Charte American Prta LIVESTOCK WRECKED CROP pilot of this Slearman bl-plane was seriously Injured Saturday morning after a mid-air collision and crash. Jerry Wayne Yocham of Lake Charles was taken to Methodist Hospital in Houston, for treatment of injuries received la the crash. (American Press Photo) Mark Richard of Cameron was re-elected Saturday to the board of supervisors in the Gulf Coast Soil and Water Conservation District. The unofficial tabulation showed Richard with 1,100 votes to 849 for his opponent, Cleo Rougeau of Vinton. The vote will be promulgated at 9:30 a.m.

Monday in office of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service in the Federal Building here. Saturday's vote marked the first time ail qualified voters in Calcasieu, Cameron and Jeff Davis parishes were eligible to cast votes in the supervisor's election. Previously, only those voters living outside the corporate limits of Lake Charles, Jennings, Welsh. Lake Arthur, Elton, DeQuincy, Sulphur and Vinton were eligible.

The 1966 State Legislature amended the law to include voters in those towns. Richard and Rougeau each took four polling places scoring letortoy. Mm is. mr CATTLE RECEIPTS: WRKET CONDITIONS: Aeflon: Acfivt. Demand: Good.

Prices: Ful- Modsrote. Hwd Mid heaving in their home areas. The unofficial vote by polling place was: Holmwood Grocery, Richard 72, Rougeau 138; Cal Cam Tractor, Lake Charles, Richard 85, Rougeau 69; Vinton co-op dryer, Richard 26, Rougeau 399; American Rice s. Welsh, Richard 94, Rougeau 95; Adam Broussard Store, Arthur, Richard 55, Rougeau 103; Spurry Machine Jennings, Richard 149, Rougeau 44; R. 0.

Hackett's Store. Creole, Richard 143. Rougeau J. T. Boudoin Station.

Creole, Richard 476, Rougeau 0. MARKET CONDITIONS: Aetten: Demend: Good. Prle- FUMV SLAUGHTER: Good to 5i-M 58. Standard tt-tt. Utility JM3.

STOCICERS: Goed.to (MB Itn. uo) 31-32. common Medium (250 u) 14-27. Good MM (230 IM. down) 50- aiEciw H6IFER5 SLAUGHTER: Good to CJlolea U-13.

Sfomftrd Z2-O. none. STOCK.fRJiTEERS: Good Good Common Medium SLAUGHTER: Commerclot Utility 15.SO-14.SD. Cutter Con- 13-14. 4 STOCKERS: G8od 1ZS-115.

Common Good Medium Common UO-1S5. interior jtl-B. Commerclol M-23. Utility 11 -tt Cuftsr borrow Ibv) 1UB43JO. (149 to 175 IDS.) 70-8.

Bufcntr plw (75 to, 135 IBS.) 1M1. Medium i (400 ibi. down) 1J-17. Heavier (old) 14-15. Good feeder 22-25.

Common fc Medium 11-71. 11-14. Shootout ends up in two homicides FIELD HOSPITAL A demonstration in field hospital work by medics from Ft. Polk was one of the highlights of a Saturday bivouac by the troops at the parish courthouse here. Demonstrating battlefield medical technique are left to right, PFC Robert Cederwall of San Francisco, Pvt.

Larry Armstrong of Panama City, and PFC George Roope of Santa Maria, Calif. THE GREATEST (sure he is) So Help Dad To Relax TALLULAH, La. (AP)-Inves- gators charged four men with murder Saturday in connection with a gunbattle that left two men dead on U.S. Highway 80 iast of Tallulah. Killed in the Shootout Friday light were Robert Weems and fohn Stephens, both of Madison arish.

Chief Deputy R. R. Mitchell of the Madison Parish sheriffs office gave this account: Weems and Stephens got into an argument over money. The two began fighting, pistols were drawn and Weems suffered a chest wound while Stephens was shot in the leg. Two other men, Edward Ghrigsby and Harold Nevels, also of Madison Parish, tried to place Weems in a car to take him to a hospital.

Gunfire broke out between Ghrigsby and Stephens. It ended with Ghrigsby and Nevels managing to get Weems into the car. The wounded man was taken to a clinic in Tallulah where he was pronounced dead. State police, summoned to the hospital, arrested Ghrigsby and Nevels. Hours later, officials found Stephens lying dead in a ditch near the scene of the shooting.

Besides the wound in his leg, suffered in the exchange of fire with Weems, he had been shot in the upper chest. The case continued under investigation. One satellite has confab with another WASHINGTON (AP) The Air Force reported Saturday that its scientists have succeeded in sending strong signals from one artificial satellite directly to another, even when the two are on opposite sides of the earth. The Air Force Systems Command at nearby Andrews Air Force Base, in Maryland, said the direct radio communications between satellites proves a theory that the ionosphere a high-a 11 i electrically charged layer of the atmosphere channel radio signals around a curve and over long distances, with little loss of energy. The effect is similar to that of a "whispering gallery," such as a large dome, in which soft sounds are carried all the way across the room.

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