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Monroe Morning World Saturday, Aug. 29, 1964 3-B PHONE FA 3 bS6(, LATE SHOW 11:30 PM "Can You Sit Through The Horror" toWASTfC! WEIRD! WRWVW! MtgfflggOCKS MYST.ERY MARNI GOP. DEMO DIFFERENCES Goldwater, LBJ Outline Issues To Start Race CITY, N.J (AP) I neighbors. Our party and our ine presidential election; United Statoa hat built anipaigns are barely under mightiest way but already the two candidates have sketched the outlines of their messages to the voter as huilt the! military machine of all time hut men make true courage of this nu-1 clear age lies in the quest for' or President Johnson, if his peace, speech Thursday night accept ing the Democratic nomination is nP in today Was a guide, the major issues for weakness. But there is will he peace, prosperity pro nfl ln 1 world grams for the needy and cannot act responsibility in control of nu- wjt.h nuclear weapons clear weapons 1 destroy us all.

The For Republican nominee Bar Pf 1 aI1 Goldwator the issues, as out an, 1 1 to lined to The Associated Press tha1 the8e weapons hv his press secretary Pal never really used at all. will he defense, foreign main thrust on policy, crime and morality, and foreign policy so far has corruption in governmment. been aimed at U.S. conduct of Goldwater has already the war in Viet Nam and claims touched on them in major that the administration is too speeches in Cleveland, willing to negotiate with Comand Springfield. 111., since his muni.ds.

his Cleveland speech. Gold- 2h.11°llJS.C1P. i.Tr" IK- nation', leaders said the Democratic candidates would run our record and by our platform That record includes, Johnson misled by strange and unrealistic notions of appeasement and disarmament. Their eyes are turned away from the real largest and longest worU 8nd in period of peacetime prosperity tie stare upon a dream world in our history. He said at another poim defense Goldwater said in of both parties have huilt b'veland that in a a solid foundation for our pro- world, can never he sent prosperity.

Too manv have by the weak Peace is the worked too long and too hard to rrward of see this threatened now hy poli- And in Springfield he cies which promise to undo all declared: nation has gone that we have done together over to war under the leaders of only all hose one party. Only under adminis- "But prosperity for most has such as this one have not brought prosperity to we become so weak that aggres- Johnson said. who have sors have been tempted to received the bounty of this land plunge the world into war who sit secure in affluence JEFF PARKER, who recently retired after 42 years service with the Illinois Railroad. (Staff Photo by Art Smith) Parker Honored Living Costs At Retirement Hit New High At Benoit Rnnntt Rorroatinn During Month The Benoit Recreation Center was the scene recently of a retirement partv for Jeff Parker, 202 Gilbert St. parade Slated At Jonesville Festival Today JONESVILLE (Special) A gala parade will be one of the big attractions of the Louisiana Soybean Festival being held in Jonesville this weekend.

The parade will get underway at 3 p.m. today according to Bob Parker and Cicero Smith, co-1 chairmen of the parade mittee. The parade will be led hy the town marshal, Jack in the police car. The Jonesville Block high school direction of David Shive- ly, will he next in line followed by the color guard of the Boyd Mann Post 163, Jonesville. of ithe American Legion.

Official cars will be next in line with elected officials. (beauty pageant judges and the Army Recruiter official car. (Next will be the float of Miss IRohhie Marie McMillin. reign! ing queen of the festival. Then will he the convertibles of six of the contestants.

The visiting float will be next fol- I lowed hv the remaining six convertibles. Four floats will follow and will be competing for the prizes fo, the best float. Next will be Bill Atkins car. Another float will be that of Don Wiley and the Catahoula Playboys who will be performing wdiile in motion The finale of the parade will he a host of hrightlv decorated bicycles of the younger folks. They will he competing for first, second and third prizes of $5.

$3. and 1 respectively. A 1 1 children are encouraged to dress up their hikes and get in the parade. WINNFIELD SENIOR Hiph School majorettes for 1964-65 pictured are, front row, left to rigrht, Penny Postle, Marie Berlin, mascot, and Nancy Crippen. Back row, left to right, Candy Flournoy, Sharron, Parker, and Barbara Procell, head majorette.

(Photo by Ray P. Eagles) BESIEGED Park Avenue Cool To Beatlemaniacs Northeast Stale Staff Member Gets Promotion Van C. McGraw, a member of the business administration faculty at Northeast Louisiana State College since 1959, has been promoted to assistant professor and chairman of the Department. of Management and Marketing, it was announced Friday by Dean Dwight D. Vines of the School of Business Administration.

For the past two regular sessions, McGraw has been on academic leave for doctoral studies at Louisiana State University, where he was awarded coveted Ford Foundation Fellowships for advanced study in the areas of management, marketing, accounting. business education and economics. Before joining the NLSC faculty, McGraw was for a time a management intern with the U. S. Civil Service Washington.

C. He later served as instructor in business administration at Northwestern State College, Natchitoches. McGraw holds the degree in business administration and the degree in business education from Northwestern State, where he was valedictorian, member of the Senior Hall of Fame, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Omega Pi, and was a Distinguished Military Graduate. He served a- an accounting officer in the U. S.

Army after graduation from college and is presently a captain in the S. Army Reserve. A native of Natchitoches The lineup of the p.rad« will begin at 2 p.m. and all partici Monroe who Pants must he in line by 2:30 Britain's Beatles, who need no NEW YORK Park'Forest Hills Stadium. All 15,983 Avenue became the houle-iseats for Friday night's recital pansb' be is married to the vard of broken dreams for thou- were sold out and black market aniacs Fridav.

ducats were commanding $50 Natchitoches. They have eacb three daughters: Melanie Ann. Susan Elizabeth. 3. and Car- and safe in power muM not now turn from the needs of their LBJ Completes birthday Party For Barbecue STONEWALL, Tex (AP) Fresh from one roaring birth dav party.

President Johnson steps into another Saturday night. not as big be neighborly. Even cans are helping. It will he a barbecue, of course. Why is it always a easier on the house explained Mrs.

Tom Weinheimer in a about the standard Texas party menu. Four years ago there was a problem Johnson came home from the Democratic nominating convention with the ice presidential spot on the ballot, but his neigh hors had only three notice Best they could scrape togeth on such short notice was a fathering in an airplane hangar completed 42 years of service P-m- WASHINGTON (AP) Uv The hos.ed by Mr. Conference Set Sprinpneld speech: in year Iasi and J. D. Prichard.

Mr. on the street behind Block further introduction, checked in 3 he Beatles were helieved 0Jyn joan 2. i month, nicking another three- and Mrs. Bill Rose. Mr ana 7 there is a mood of easy tenths of a penny from the value Frank Parker and Mrs.

I Ol 1X6 morals and uneasy ethics that is of the dollar. Myrtice Lee Thompson. in lanr1 Kht such is the inexorable A native of Madison parish, 0 0 TuesdaV 1W should be no skeletons in upward xhe Labor I)e Parker was raised on a planta-j partment said the increase tion there. He served in World gives no cause for alarm when War 1 and started his career viewed in the perspective of the with the Illinois Central Rail- paM 10 years of price behavior, road as a brakeman in 1922. In The July increase of three- 192J he engineer, lenths of 1 per cent announced a continued this capacity The names inriHpni.

Hroupht the past untl1 hli retirement this year. incidents that risp in priccs to cpn( He and his wife. Mrs. Mildred deral structure and that goes for the '-mallest agency right up to the White House itself "Tragically, we cannot sav that this is true today. Scandal haunts that federal 'trueture to Hotel, at 59th stashed in a 7th Boor suite at and Park and the place was which invited The McGraws returned to them to use the facilities.

Dur- Monroe earlier this summer as ing the last trip here he was a member of the sum- 1 rathe was disrupted and un- staved at the Plaza, whose mer faculty at NLSC. They re- sympathetic businessmen and management begged off this side at 604 Lakeshore Drive. residents tore their hair time would rathor hav. gottin thiir BRITISH WAGE HIKE hands on the Beatles ample (igurps appfared manes- momentarily in upstairs this howling crowd of dows of the hotel. But they were ne-day regional conferences out of not the Britons just hotel nr Tfti Wi 8 S4S.34 in April.

This represented nve uiuiMrtnd iiiie.x a stock exchange firm, tease the teen-agers assembled r- of 45 in S1X months as he surveyed the mobs of teen on the streets below agers gathered on the streets---outside the hotel next week by the Louisiana State University Firemen Train ing Staff. In Monroe the conference will be held Tuesday, beginning at LONDON Ministry of Labor reports that the average weekly wage of male manual workers in Britain reached some are trvinc to hum into riM 1 1 rpnl' he held Tuesday, beginning at nothinc hut ehosilv mrmnriP, which a department spokesman Humphreys Parker, live at 202 9 a.m. in the Fire Department 0 1 not Mart- Gilbert Street. Monroe. In addi Training Center.

Jackson Street persist in coming to life people again and again that the federal govern- Higher pnees for merit will take care of everv pvendhmg the typical family cooking in his back yard thing for them leacU to the de huvs thp ohm Ot personal and individual consumer pnce inc1ex to 1083 ConnOT burst of candor responsibility which is the base dollars and cents, this of the roc in crime and means it took $10 83 in July to disregard for law and order" Purchase goods that could he RetUSeS VOW said. bought for $10 in 1957-59. the class against class. Period on which the index base or race against rare to reap the 's votes of one faction or another Sidney A Jaffe, deputy assist- sets the stage for malice, where ant commissioner of the Bureau ATLANTIC CITY (I PI Plans Rallv About 150 police tried to block off pedestrian traffic hut had NATCHEZ. Miss.

(Special) Training Center. Jackson Street little success in keeping the imperial Wizard Robert Sheltion to his garden and sports, at Forrest Avenue. off Park Avenue, particu ton of the United Klans of Amer- virtually hunting and fishing, he enjoys Purposes of the conferences larly from the mid-street tiaf- jca. Knights of the Klu Klux are to acquaint the chiefs with ('c inland Klan. will speak at an open air the subjects taught and training The Beatles George Ham Public rally at Liberty Ball Park techniques that are being used son, Ringo Starr, Paul McCart here today, and to discuss fire training prob- nev and John Lennon were pbe announcement of the lems with leaders in the fire here for weekend concerts at meeting did not include the time THIS IS AN ADULT PICTURE! Parents should exercise discretion in permitting the immature to see it To Democrats -Eu service.

The program is administered hv the General Extension Division of the Louisiana State University under the direction of Dr 1 ionel O. Pcllegrin Johnson returned Friday with Hie all the marbles the presiden ttal nomination and for this somewhat thinh populated sec tmn the blowout will large, with 3.000 inside the Rodeo Arena Johnson marked his 56th hirthdav late Thursday night and early Friday before roaring crowds at Atlantic City, But that did not dim local en thusiasm for his belated eele brat ton with the home folks. ranch is two miles from this town of 200 persons The remainder of the will come from the countv, Gilles pie, which voted Demo cratic since 1932, and surround ing counties. Johnson considers adjacent Blanco County his home for voting purposes Blan eo is Democratic Carrol L. Other conferences will be held in Shreveport Monday, Alexandria on Wednesday.

Crowlev only open hearts, understanding of Labor Statistics, described gene (Bull) Connor of Alabama Julian A. Martin is coordinator minds and willing hands will he the Julv as partic refused Friday to pledge sup- of the program, fully ularlv although it was to the Democratic ticket Associates are Jimmy Chap Neither side is overly making hike since the price and take his seat on the man. George M. Martisen and an issue of civil rights hut it mdex went up five-tenths of 1 national committee arrol L. Herring, looms large in the background 1 cent in July, 1963.

Connor said he would return as one of the major impondera- terms of purchasing power, home to consult state party November results today dollar is worth a frae- ieaders before deciding whether tu Much of hope to Hon more than 92 rents of the t0 siRn a loyalty pledge The anrt Baton Rouce on Tm'rsday rut deeply into Democratic 1957 59 dollar. committee gave him 30 days to ngth in the South reHs coing even further hack, the up his mind sQUUrelv on his vote against the bureau said consumer are now new civil rights bill. And some setting only ahout 75 cents endcd Democrats acknowledge con worth compared with 1947-49 hot CTfHlentiais wWth about the s(. called hick- And ior consumers with even plagued the Dimocralie lash vote outside the South from memories, the 1939 dollar convention hy voting Negro cents is now a cut rate 45 members from the regular cents or slightly less. party organization in Mississip- Last month, sharp price in- Pl if they sign the pledge, creases for meats, fruits and Neither of the would-be Mis- vegetables led the genera! rise sjssippi members attended Fri- in virtually all consumer coats day but both are ex- Durr To Assist Area Workshop Refugees Flee Czechoslovakia In Heavy Truck WAIDHAUS, Germany (UP!) young refugees escaped Friday from Czechoslovakia by crashing a heavy truck through three barriers along the Iron Curtain frontier.

Red guards fired at the fleeing youths hut missed STRAND MONROE PHONE FA 3-1414 uuJGLAt AfflHONT QUINN HAL XASTTHAIN pnom GUN HIUL ALSO "CAPTAIN BLOOD" (MIS fftOMW WALK ON THE WHO SIDE MCt HARVETCAPUCINt JANE FONDA -ANNE BAKE BARBARA STANWYCK mm Thot Dream" Elvis Presley NOW SHOWING nve-in PMM 171-Hll British Woman Never To Push Button Again except housing, which held steady, and clothing, which Johnson Owens of Birmingham West German police said the two men, aged 22 and 21, left their damaged truck ahout 10 yards inside the Vest German Prof. Kenneth Durr of the border and fled on foot the rest School of Business Admin of the way. They went to the istration at Northeast Louisiana nearest police station where Slate College will serve as eon- they asked for political asylum sultant for a parish-wide work- Bavarian police charged that shop for DeSoto Parish high Czech border guards fired at school teachers at Mansfield on the truck when it was on West KI TONITE 11:00 PM SEE AND HEAR BILLY LEDLETTER IN PERSON ON STAGE AND SEE CONNIE'S LATEST HIT. peeted to sign as did Mrs Ruth Sept. 2-3.

Dean Dwight D. German soil. Thev said the BRISTOL, England (I PI) When pedestrians want to cross holding dropped two-tenths of 1 per cent heoause of midsummer sales The 2 1 per cent hike in meat prices did not reflect any in creases due to producers with- NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT AT THE Saddle Spur RESTAURANT Featuring Charley Clement And The BLUE NOTES PRIZES To All Ladies Drciscd in Red 8-12- Dine Cr Dance Never A Cover Charge The Alabama comimtteewonian Therefore, both Deep South states apparently will retain some connection with the nation. livrstorlc from nomocr.tir p.rtjr. tho road in Bn.lol Ihry push a market in an rfiort to pot bolter mos' button at a trefflc light Usual- their delegates.

ly the light turns red and ears campaign However, spokesmen for (he conic to a halt. does affert consumer prices, it Freedom party, a chiefly Ne- When Mrs Doris Hulse. 6fl. will not show up in the govern- firo group which attempted undecided to crobs the road it nient figures until September, successfully to represeni Mis- was different Jaffe said sissippi at the convention, indi said here Fridav Theme of the workshop Teaching of Reading for Understanding guards also crossed the border and inspected the deserted The German police lodged a protest against the Czechs CAT WENT MOTORING MIGHT MISS LIKE A CI KVE CALY ENTER. Kan WICHITA, Kan (AP) Phil F.

Wehh was befuddled w-hen Young of Wichita said he was the sounds coming from under driving on the Kansas Turnpike the hood of his car changed from when he noticed another motor a quiet purr to an eerie wail. might continue efforts ist driving along with a newspa Then his engine began plut songs and losses wonderful Webb checked and found that said he followed (he a cat had crawled into the en- i oinmissioner at Birmingham, for about 40 miles while the gine compartment When things for all consumer sought recognition to explain his other driver leafed through the got too hot. the cat jerked loose items show a general rise over position But National Chairman paper at the same time he was several wires in his attempts to the years the cost of services John Railey ruled he was driving 70 miles per hour gain freedom, has been the sharpest. not a member until he signed at connection She pushed the button and Over all food prices climbed rated it the pavement exploded, send- nine tenths of 1 per rent, to win the spots on the per spreai across me steering oc mg several paving stones in portation and medical care national committee. whee the air.

Flames spurted from each rose two-tenths of 1 per Connor, the fiery ex police the ground, a baby tossed cent from its carriage and Mrs. While price Hulse and four other person were thrown to the ground was a pure coincidence. an Electricity Board spokes Services measured by the bu- and therefore had no right to man said afterward. "An 11,000 reau in its price survey include address the committee volt cable short-circuited just medical care, many types of Committee counsel that moment. There is no repair work, public transporta- Leventha! conferred with I between the lights tion.

public utililies, laundry, nor, then the committee adopt and the main cable." some recreational services Mrs. Hulse, w'ho suffered domestic help and others, minor burns and shock, was not so sure. never press one of those bullous she said. Harold ed a resolution giving niemhers elect 30 davs to Mgn CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! POPULAR PRICES! FRIDAY SATURDAY NITES Fabulous Carousels ot the Dynasty Lounge 8 p.m. to Louisville After Hours Appeormg ot the Eastside Club 12:15 a.m.—'til Road Everybody who ever been funny is in it! SPfNCiR TRACY MILTON BERll SID CAESAR BUDDY HACKETT ETHEL MERMAN MICKEY ROONEY DICK SHAWN PHIL SILVERS TERRYTHOMAS JONATHAN WINTERS UOAIAM! FROVWt PETER fAll JIMMY DURANTE NOW 1ST RUN 4 A STANLEY KRAMER A MAD, MADLMAD, II4CHV AS SHOWN in arsrftvto xi at SHOWINGS AI aovancio mu OPEN 2 P.M.

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