Yesterday's News

CORPORATION FORMED PROMOTING HYPNOSIS

A local physician Wednesday detailed a new corporation formed here for the purpose of producing "hypnotic cassette tape recordings" aimed at personality development through motivational messages.

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Undated photo of Madeline Motel & Cafe in Jennings

ESCAPED KILLER BELIEVED IN THIS AREA

A group of men, believed by police to include escaped killer Julius Bohannon, burglarized a restaurant and bar early today and then escaped after stealing two cars.

Simmons was more than just a coach

(Editor's Note: This is the second in a two-part series on the changing of Bulldog Stadium to Jerry Simmons Stadium.)

Existence of local ‘hippie house’ told

The existence of a local "hippie house" was made public for the first time Tuesday when the Jennings City Council heard a plea from some 80 "concerned parents" that "something be done" about the situation.

Stadium becomes Simmons' legacy

(Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series on the changing of Jennings High’s Bulldog Stadium to Jerry Simmons Stadium.)

ARTICLES ON TEENS BEGIN

The Daily News today begins a series of articles titled “Let’s Talk About Our Teens,” authored by Gilbert Touchet, Jennings chief of police.

Chennault Air Base dedicated today

LAKE CHARLES – Chennault Air Force Base was dedicated here today.

Miss Jennings Contest Controversy cleared

The annual Miss Jennings contest will be held as scheduled this year, the local Junior Chamber of Commerce announced today.

German radio station broadcast of Lt. P.H. Hoag brings messages to wife

Although no one in this vicinity listened to the short wave broadcast from Berlin Thursday night, that station broadcast the news that Lieutenant Percy H. Hoag of Jennings was a prisoner of war and the broadcast stated he was well and gave his serial number and home address.