Seven Seek Arkansas Democratic Nomination For Governor
Seven candidates vie for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Arkansas facing Winthrop Rockefeller in November. The race centers on party unity and the Faubus machine as Holt leads a field including Jim Johnson Brooks Hays Dale Alford Sam Boyce Raymond Rebsamen and Kenneth Sulcer. Polls show no one above 25 percent, with a runoff likely between Holt and a rival. Faubus backs the winner against Rockefeller while Rockefeller faces a Democratic challenge from Gus McMillan.
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Little Rock
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Frank Holt
Supreme Court
Holt
Jim Johnson
Conway
Brooks Hays
Dale Alford
Sam Boyce
Newport
The
Arkansas Young Democrats
Raymond Rebsamen
Kenneth Sulcer
Osceola
Gus McMillan
Sheridan
McMillan
Bingo Case Heads to Grand Jury in August
MEADVILLE Crawford County judge ruled there is enough evidence that John L Patterson operated an illegal bingo lottery at Guys Mills. Patterson, VP of the Crawford County Bingo Association, was arrested July 4 by State Police and county detective Walter Linn at a Randolph Volunteer Fire Department celebration. The case will be referred to the Grand Jury in August.
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Meadville
the Commonwealth
John L. Patterson
Mario Longo
Vernon Township
Patterson
Guys Mills
Walter Linn
Randolph
Crawford County Bingo Association
Morse presses compulsory arbitration for wage dispute
Sen Morse proposes a binding three year arbitration law on wage talks amid union pressure. Union president Siemiller warns of a possible Washington march but has no plans for one now. Labor committees weigh Morse proposal as opposition to rapid action grows.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
P.L. Siemiller
Washington
Morse Proposal Seen As Likely End To Air Strike
Senators debate how to halt the walkout with Morse’s plan drawing majority support among committee members. Sen Jennings Randolph says Morse likely chosen. other proposals for compulsory arbitration circulate, but no House action yet. The five struck airlines face pressure as talks stall and public pressure mounts.
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Dfla
Dirksen
Morse
House
Airlines
Guards Prevent Attack On Judge During Forgery Indictment
A 29 year old De wittville man Edward J Clough was restrained by security from attacking Chautauqua County Judge Edwin G O Connor after shouting guilty to a forgery indictment. Arraigned on two counts of second degree forgery he was remanded to county jail without bail. He had earlier pleaded innocent to grand larceny involving a motorboat theft. Judge denied defense motion to have him evaluated by a physician. In separate brief notice Alexander Russell a 66 year old Akron attorney and real estate broker leader died after ulcers operation.
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Mayville
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
Edward J. Clough
Dewittville
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Clough
Edward R. Crowl
Murray Avenue
Jamestown
O'Connor
William Arrison
Anti Poverty Unit Hides Facts On Hiring Policies
ERIE The local anti poverty investigative committee voted unanimously to withhold information about a four and a half hour closed door meeting at City Hall to check charges of nepotism and improper policies. Committee chairman James Golden said the session started at 7 pm and ended around midnight with 10 of 11 members present. They plan no further information until the investigation and a full report for GEAPAC by August 8. Executive director Charles A Peters presided over a review of names. The panel may seek resignations for employees improperly placed on the payroll. A next meeting date was not set. Golden said the first order of business would be discussed.
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Erie
Anti-Poverty Investigative Committee
James Golden
City Hall
Golden
Erle
Thor
Charles A. Peters
Greater Erie Anti-Poverty Action Committee
Geapac
Peters
Speck cooperates in grand jury appearance
Tapia and Dr James Henry followed by Speck entering the grand jury room. Speck's lawyer Gerald Getty said he was cooperative but gave no further detail. Warden C William Ruddell said Speck's condition will be reported every 12 hours unless complications arise. Speck has been hospitalized since July 17 at Cook County Hospital for self inflicted slash wounds and pericardial inflammation after a suspected heart attack on July 19.
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Tapia
James Henry
Grand Jury
Speck
Gerald Getty
Public Defender's Office
C. William Ruddell
House of Correction
City Jail Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Secrecy Keeps Hiring Policy Debate Quiet
A lengthy session on new hiring policies ended with sworn secrecy from committee colleagues. The record reflects no clear statement on whether the policy was accomplished during the meeting.
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Robert Young
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Ohio
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Glennis Warner
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Root Furniture
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Mrs. Clark Lord
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Corry
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Jean Gorney
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Paul Campbell
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