Anna Strong Federated Club Meeting Set for April 3
The Anna P. Strong Federated Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Katie Harris home Friday night April 3 1970 at 7 30 p m. Also noted is personal news of Chester McFadden and family returning from Easter with relatives and Jessie Bell Campbell visiting Chicago. Personal mentions include Frank Flenery discharged from hospital and recuperating at home.
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Anna P. Strong
Jessie Bell Campbell
Chicago
Illinois
Dan Hamilton
Frank Flenery
Evictions Amid Snowy Uproar End in 25 Arrests
In Chicago, 12 families facing eviction by deputy sheriffs were surrounded by a crowd that hurled bricks and stones. Police reinforcements arrested 25 people for disorderly conduct and assault. two officers were injured. The evictees belong to the Contract Buyers League, arguing unfair terms and overcharges. One evicted man voiced resignation, while others sought new housing as tensions rose.
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Chicago
Arthur Willliams
Contract Buyers League
Court decision weighs restraint of unruly defendants
The piece analyzes Justice Black's ruling on face-to-face rights and courtroom decorum. It recalls a 14 year old Illinois case where a judge removed a disruptive defendant, the conviction later voided, and notes that only Douglas urged delaying rulings on core issues. Brennan suggests possible solutions like soundproof booths or televised proceedings to balance rights and order.
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Hugo L. Black
William 0. Douglis
William Allen
New Orleans
Cook County
Grover Niemeyer
Allen
Niemeyer
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
Hope
Ark
Siemeyer
Julius J. Hoffman
Bobby G. Seale
Supreme Court
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Bedlam
H. Reed Harris
Partee's Horse Heads Field at Oaklawn
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Ark hosts an $8500 feature with W C Partee owned Mr Bird Dog heading a 10 horse field. Notable horses include Times Movin and Zuke's Bad Boy with weights listed, while Wonder Holme and Cornada clinched a prior stakes finish. Also noted is Deer Play winning the Arkansas Fatality and Phi Beta Kappa linked to William and Mary.
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Hot Springs
Ark
W. C. Partee
Mr. Bird Dog
Oaklawn Park
Ms. Bird Dog Hs
Tenor
Ob. TL Grimes
Little Rock
Zuke
Bad Boy
Times Movin
Hot Tom
Nashua Pilot
Missouri Gent
Champagne Kid
First Front
Steve Richie
Wonder Holme
Cornada
Quklawn
J. A. Petty
G. P. Bane
Arkansas
J. D. Askew
Deer Play
Gulding
J. L. Tively
Jets Champ
el Carlo
Danny Whited
Skeel
Mr. Colleons
Astra Nova
Kodiak Joe
Skeet
Four Protest the Playing of Dixie at Arkansas
Four unidentified University of Arkansas students protested a student election over playing Dixie at campus functions. The protest claims a small group of students mostly black sat within 50 feet of a polling place with placards denouncing Dixie and violated election rules by campaigning near the polls. The student court will rule on the complaint, delaying the election results.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Dixie
Congress Must Act on Water Deal in Arkansas
Rep Wilbur D Mills said congressional action is needed to permit the Mid Arkansas Water Distribution District to pipe water from the Great Falls Ferry Reservoir to southern cities. He noted Army Engineers must back the plan, while an Engineers study is pending release to Little Rock within days.
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Little Rock
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mid
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Don Thompson
Mississippi
Ducks Unlimited
Hope Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
Thompson
Yancey Reynolds
Mardy Spence
Shreveport
Tom Ed Hays, Jr
Don Williams
Gary Don Jones
Jenny Haynes
Star Camera
Partee’s Horse Heads
Oaklawn
Phi Beta Kappa
College of William and Mary
Congress
Price
Isopropyl Alcohol
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Dia
Sargeant
G.T
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Norwich
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