Kennedy in Foster Frame After Plane Crash Injury
Senator Edward Kennedy begins a long recuperation after three broken vertebrae from a plane crash. A Foster frame supports his back as doctors assess possible surgery and monitor for complications. Also injured in the crash were Birch Bayh and his wife, with two others killed.
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Southampton
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Andover Moss
Edward Moss
Andover
Suit May Touch Off Wide Range Of Proposals For Switching Seats
The Associated Press reports John Yancey seeks to overturn Arkansas apport ionment rules with a suit in Pulaski Circuit Court. Proposals include merging counties to cut total reps, or redrawing districts to equalize representation, affecting Pulaski and 75 counties.
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Walther
U.S. Supreme Court
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Perry County
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Paul van Dalsem
Arkansas Post Becomes National Shrine by Park Service
Arkansas Post, the first white settlement west of the Mississippi, will be handed to the National Park Service and formally designated a national shrine. Dedication attendees include Gov. Faubus and Mrs. Catherine Norrell, with former President Eisenhower’s signing pen to be given to the Arkansas Post Museum.
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Defense orders removal of racial designations from personnel forms
The Defense Department quietly ordered removal of racial designations from most personnel forms in April, per deputy assistant secretary Alfred B. Fitt. The move affects security questionnaires, discharge reports, medical records, and WAC/WAF evaluations among others, while casualty reports and deserter postings may retain listings.
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Navy
The Time Is Now to Put Classified Ads to Work
Local readers are urged to act quickly and place fast action news ads to generate extra cash. The notice emphasizes speed, visibility, and timely placement to maximize returns.
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News-Times
Today in History June 22 highlights and events
On June 22 in history notable events include the Chesapeake Leopard incident in 1807 when Captain Barron refused a search and surrendered after Leopard opened fire. 1773 Dominican friars entered California territory, 1812 Napoleon ordered invasion of Russia, and 1937 Joe Louis became world heavyweight champion.
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Russia
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Fulbright Hopes Swift Action On Foreign Aid Bill
Senator J William Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says he aims to move the 3 5 billion foreign aid measure through the Senate before the Republican National Convention He plans committee hearings this week and floor action before next week ends.
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Moro to Visit Washington August 3 to 4
The Italian Premier Aldo Moro will visit Washington August 3 and 4 instead of July 7 through 10, as announced by the White House. Senator Thomas J. Dodd warns that Soviet industry falls further behind the West and grows more dependent on it amid discussion of constitutional amendments for school prayer. The Roman Catholic conference praises the First Amendment for church and state separation. The Soviet Union faces shortages of copper tin nickel and lead and fears that East West trade tied to survival.
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Olives graded into thirteen size classes many names
The article lists olive sizes from Large to Supercolossals with terms like Giants Jumbos Colossals and Super Supremes and notes thirteen distinct grades.
China and Tanganyika Zanzibar sign cooperation pact
Tokyo reports that Communist China has signed an economic and technical cooperation agreement with the new republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar. The accord covers trade, development aid, and technical assistance, signaling Beijing's outreach to East Africa.
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Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
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