Segregated Schools To Continue To Get Funds For Lunch Program
U S Civil Rights Commission official says Arkansas districts can keep federal lunch and milk funds without desegregation under new Civil Rights Act rules. Delays in desegregation could affect eligibility in other programs. funds tied to court orders may proceed with compliance assurances.
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Little Rock
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Arkansas
Dean Determan
Commission
Determan
Arkansans
Brooks Hays
Congress
Ruby G. Martin
US Commission On Civil Rights
Beagle Gift for President Johnson From Nebraska Owner
A female beagle from Rev. William Freeman in Sedalia Missouri was sent to Washington as a gift for President Johnson after the late death of his beagle. The dog, shipped by air, carried a card with compliments from E. D. Hollstein of Rushville Nebraska and his four daughters May Linda Susan and Irene.
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Sedalia
Washington
Johnson
William Freeman
E. D. Hollstein
Rushville
Neb
Hollstein
May
Linda
Susan
Irene
Armored Cars Patrol Khartoum as Riots Toll Rises
Armored cars and police patrolled Khartoum streets as two days of rioting killed 38 and left more than 500 injured. Suburban violence continued through the night with Arabs pursuing Africans amid Western agent accusations and rising anti Western sentiment.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Suny
Tennis ball blocks drain causing church roof rot
In Shelton England a tennis ball lodged in a church drain at St Mark's Church caused water backup and rot in roof timbers. Damage estimated at 70000 dollars.
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Shelton
England
UPI
St. Mark’s
Skeleton Identified as Marvin Mills Near Ashdown
Ashdown Ark AP a dentist identified a skull found eight miles east of Ashdown as Marvin Mills a Texarkana businessman who disappeared May 6 1961 Mills 35 had run grocery stores in East Texas and opened a Texarkana shop a week before vanishing the skull was found about 750 feet from a cabin on the Little River with other bones nearby.
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Ashdown
Ark
Here
Marvin Mills
Texarkana
Little River
Mills
Texas
Yank Plans To Shore Up Tower
MINNEAPOLIS AP The president of Soil Solidifiers Inc. has gone to Italy with a plan to shore up the leaning tower of Pisa. J. W. Alexander, company president, traveled to Rome to outline a solution the firm says makes earth nearly as hard as concrete to persuade the Italian Public Works Commission to consider use. Italian officials have invited engineers to propose ideas to preserve the tower from toppling.
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Minneapolis
Italy
Pisa
Soil Solidifiers Inc
Public Works Commission
J. W. Alexander
Rome
Girl Held Hostage During North Little Rock Robbery
A 17-year-old girl was held hostage for about three hours at her home in North Little Rock as two men armed with a sawed-off shotgun robbed a supermarket of several thousand dollars. Her sister was briefly held. the attackers ordered the victim to surrender cash from the store safe and registers, then fled.
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North Little Rock
Fred K. Shelton
Janice
Shelton
Sherill
Educational TV Studios May Be In North Little Rock
T. E. Tyler chair of the state Educational Television Commission said the panel is considering locating the studio and microwave tower for the proposed educational station in North Little Rock. He spoke in Washington after talks with Health Education and Welfare officials. In other notes, rookie George Mira started for the 49ers and defeated the Packers, completing 10 of 17 passes without an interception.
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Educational TV
N. Little Rock
Washington
T. E. Tyler
State Educational Television Commission
North
Little Rock
Tyler
Health, Education and Welfare Department
George Mira
San Francisco 49Ers
Green Bay Packers
Cary Grant Love Sparks Fatherly Plan Gone Wrong
A Washington humor column recalls a nine year old’s note claiming sister loves Cary Grant and a father’s failed plot to confront the actor. The piece ends with Grant praising the Beatles, undermining the plan and highlighting the perils of parental interference.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Cary Grant
Grant
New York
Father Goose
London
Execution Of Negro Is Postponed
Walter Lonnie Brown a 19 year old Black man from Little Rock had his scheduled Friday execution postponed by state Supreme Court Justice Frank Holt. A stay was issued pending review of his murder conviction in the Trio Liquor Store robbery in Pine Bluff where clerk Mrs Hester Wares 59 died the day after the July 15 robbery.
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Little Rock
Walter Lonnie Brown
State Supreme Court
Frank Holt
Holt
Brown
Hester Wares
Trio Liquor
Pine Bluff
Two Negro Men Loot Grocery in Little Rock
Two Black men robbed Beall's Model Market at 3500 East Tenth Little Rock using sawed off shotguns under white trenchcoats. They forced owner H C Beall to lie on the floor and fled with about 1200 dollars including 300 from the cash register and 900 from Beall's wallet.
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Little Rock
H. C. Beall
Beall
Two Missing Boys Targeted By Local Search
Yell County authorities and about 20 volunteers with bloodhounds searched Mt. George and Centerville near Dardanelle for Roger Holt 12 and Harry Holt 9 who vanished from home Monday after missing their school bus stop.
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Dardanelle
Ark
Yell County
Roger Holt
Harry Holt
James Holt
Holt
Yell County Mounted Patrol
Mt. George
Centerville
Here
Glacial Ice Coverage Across Earth Shrinks Powerfully
United Press International notes about 5.8 million square miles of Earth's land area are veiled by glacier ice with 98 percent in Antarctica and Greenland according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Antartica
Greenland
Reuther Con dition Satisfactory After Lung Surgery
Walter P. Reuther president of the United Auto Workers, 57, is reported in satisfactory condition at Henry Ford Hospital after removal of a small spot on his right lung in a conservative surgical procedure. An official UAW statement says the spot was successfully removed and offers no further details on malignancy.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Henry Ford Hospital
Reuther
UAW
Orlando Cepeda Nearing Peak After Knee Surgery
New York report says Orlando Cepeda slugger for the San Francisco Giants is expected to be as strong as before after surgery. Dr Harrison McLaughlin led the surgical team that removed torn cartilage from Cepeda's right knee on Monday.
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NEW York
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Harrison McLaughlin
Giants
Cepeda
State To Get 824000 In U S Funds
Arkansas will receive about 824000 in federal anti poverty act funds for college students who need part time work to stay in school. J D Hill of the Planning Commission outlined the program and noted the commission provides technical help but is not directly involved in projects. Colleges will screen applications under OEO guidelines.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Planning Commission
J. D. Hill
Commission
State Education Department
Planning Commission
Hill
Office of Economic Opportunity
Welcome Poster At Salisbury Police Station
A UPI report notes criminals entering the Salisbury police station read a poster praising Dartmoor as a place of wild beauty spaciousness and solitude, perhaps an ironic message amid crime reports in England.
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Wilcome
Salisbury
England
UPI
Dartmoor
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