McGovern accuses ITT of three years without taxes
Sen. George McGovern charged ITT paid no federal income taxes in 1968 1969 and 1970 citing SEC filings and Judiciary Committee records. ITT denied the claim noting taxes were paid by consolidated operations 1968 1969 1970 and 1971. McGovern spoke on Face the Nation as Wisconsin prep votes loomed with Humphrey Wallace Muskie also campaigning.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Political Water
Milwaukee
Wis
George McGovern
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
McGovern
Storm Center
Senate
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Wisconsin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harold Geneen
South Dakota
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York
Tion
Edward Wallace
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kenosha Racine
la Crosse
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kenosha
Racine
Sheboygan
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Wausau
Green Bay
Curfew Imposed in Morrilton After Teen Tensions
A Sunday curfew was ordered in Morrilton Arkansas by Mayor T A Hickey due to racial tension after a Friday community dance fight between black and white teens. The curfew runs 8 30 p m Sunday to 6 a m Monday with no reported arrests.
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Morrilton
Ark
T.A. Hickey
Morriston
Hickey
Obituaries notice list for Vera Williams and others in several towns
Miss Vera Williams 65 of Hope died Saturday in a local hospital. Surviving siblings and services were held at Central Church of Christ with burial at Mt. Nebo Cemetery. John D. Velvin 66 of Washington died Saturday. burial in Washington Cemetery. Mrs Jesse Harris 83 of Fulton died late Sunday. service at Columbus Baptist Church with burial in Columbus Cemetery. Gil Hodges former Mets star collapsed and died. age 48 Tuesday. Vladimir Popovic Yugoslav diplomat died in London. George Dewey Clyde former Utah governor died at 73. George Nasser motion picture producer died. Frank S. Meyer 62 longtime Conservative leader and National Review editor died.
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Vera Williams
Hope
Church of Christ
Branch Coffee Shop
Glenn Williams
Dorothy Williams
Cather Rodgers
Cotton Valley
Central Church of Christ
Highway 29
Harold Freeman
Mt. Nebo
John D. Velvin
Washington
Hempstead
Washington Baptist Church
Pearl Velvin
Raymond McCoy
Grove
Texas
Saxon Velvin
Hobbs
N.M
Gladys Erwin
Mack Parsons
Herndon Chapel
Dodson
Bill Etter Jr
Washington Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Jesse Harris
Fulton
Columbus Baptist Church
Gladys Roberts
Hooks
Edith Cox
Visalie
Calif
Lorene Graham
Bivins
Cecil Smith
Clifford
Houston
Benson Smith
Ft. Worth
Delmer Smith
Lafayette
Elmer Smith
Little Rock
Columbus Baptist
Gil Hodges
West
Prism Beach
Fla
New York
Miracle Mets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hodges
George Dewey Clyde
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Dewey
Clyde
Frank S. Meyer
Woodstock
N.Y
National Review
Communist Party
Meyer
Pass Bar Examinations in Arkansas
Ronald T. LeMay of North Little Rock scored the top marks in the Arkansas bar examinations taken last month. Saturday’s release listed additional passers from Little Rock and North Little Rock, with several others from Nashville, Alexander, Lake Village, Huntsville, and surrounding areas also successful.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ronald T. LeMay
North Little Rock
George Dawlin Ellis
James Peter Hamilton
Robert Lee Henry III
Robert Lee Pierce
R.E. Rogers Jr
Thelma M. Lorenzo
John Hesterly Mitchell Jr
Jay Noble Tolley
Joseph Edward Williams Jr
Little Rock
David Sherman Clinger
Stuart Winston Hawkins
Howard Lee
Tax System Vulnerable in Arkansas Constitutional Challenge
The Arkansas Assess ment Coordination Division says the property tax system is in a position of vulnerability under the 14th Amendment due process and equal protection. A reconstruction or legislative strengthening is urged. intangibles are cited as the missing element. Easter Sunday brings a birth in Broken Arrow and a playful nickname for the holiday. George C. Scott Jane Fonda win top All-America Press Association movie awards with The Last Picture Show named best film. numerous individuals from Arkansas and nearby counties are listed as recipients or associated by region.
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Little Rock
Joe Burlingame
Burlingame
New York
George C. Scott
Jane Fonda
All-America Press Association
Association
The
Assacraton
Candidates Get Chance
J Bill Becker head of the Arkansas State AFL CIO says COPE may invite Senate candidates to speak at its Hot Springs convention April 13 15 The race is seen as highly important to labor since 1956 and Becker warns that if McClellan survives the Democratic primary Republicans could form a strong coalition to defeat him.
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Little Rock
J.bill Becker
Arkansas
Afl-Cio
U.S. Senate
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Hot Springs
Becker
Senate
AFL and Cio
McClellan
Unusual Easter Message Sent by Balloon Release
Beatrice Nebraska reports a St Paul Lutheran Church class delivered the Easter message in an unusual way by releasing 250 balloons. The event aimed to spread the message of Jesus across the community and drew attention from attendees and onlookers.
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Beatrice
Neb
St. Paul ‘Lutheran Church
Jesus Aves
Weather Station Report for Arkansas Forecast
Weather for 24 hours to 7 am Monday shows a high near 80 and a low near 38. Showers and thunderstorms expected across most of the state with heavier activity southeast. windy today 15 to 25 mph with gusts. Clearing from the west tonight, fair skies Tuesday, warmer today then cooler northwest. Much colder tonight with freezing temps in the northwest. Tuesday will be cool with highs in the 50s to 60s and lows from near 30 in the northwest to mid 40s southeast.
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Arkansas
Pryor says hearings must run on ITT probeinfluence
Rep. David Pryor of Arkansas argues that to halt the probe into Atty. Gen. designatee Richard Kleindienst and ITT would insult the people and demand full Senate Judiciary Committee scrutiny. He urges hearings continue until all facts are known amid questions of ITT influence on high level decisions. Pryor faces Sen. John L. McClellan in the Democratic primary.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
D-Ark
Richard Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
It&t
Justice Department
Kleindienst
At&t
Pryor
John L. McClellan
Court Decisions and Mississippi Levee Contract Award
Court proceedings from Arkansas courts include affirmations reversals and remands across multiple cases with noted dissents. In Washington, the Army Corps of Engineers will award a $122,000 contract on Tuesday to supply gravel for Mississippi River levee road repair near Osceola.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Osceola
Decision in Tax Case Reversed by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Bracy Development Co. Inc. entitled to a corporate income tax deduction for a net operating loss from Bracy Realty Inc. after their merger. Justice J. Fred Jones cautioned the decision does not extend to any post merger loss carryover without statutory clarification. The ruling overturned Chancellor John T. Jernigan’s earlier denial.
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Fogleman
George Rose Smith
Dr. S. William Ross
Dora H. McDaniel
Jefferson Circuit
Boone County Abstract & Title Co. Inc
Boone County
Boone Circuit
Lyle Brown
John Vaughn
the State
Pulaski
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Ben Hardgrave
Johnson
John A. Fogleman
Arkansas Savings & Loan Association Board
Corning Savings & Loan Association
J. Fred Jones
Bracy Development Co. Inc
Max Milam
Pulaski Chancery
Harris and Smith
Conley Byrd
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Bracy
John T. Jernigan
Bracy Development
Bracy Realty Inc
Bracy Realty
State Department of Finance and Administration
Devel
Jernigan
North Carolina Supreme Court
North Carolina
Jones
Carleton Harris
Three Killed on Highways Easter Weekend
Three people died in separate Arkansas crashes over the Easter weekend. The AP tally counted killings from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Inez Roundtree, 54, of near Camden died Saturday in a two car crash on U S 79 north of Camden. Odis Lee Hayes, 55, of Little Rock, blind, was fatally struck on a Little Rock street Saturday. Donald M. Lambert, 21, of Paron, Saline County, died Saturday when he lost control and hit a bridge abutment.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Inez Roundtree
Camden
U.S
Odis Lee Hayes
Little Rock
Donald M. Lambert
Paron
Saline County
Veterans Name a President
Dewey Spencer of Cotton Plant, a State College of Arkansas student, was elected president of the Arkansas Association of Collegiate Veterans formed to unite veterans clubs and campuses and seek Arkansas legislation to aid veterans. Chuck McCracken of Concord was named vice president, Jim Hunter of West Helena treasurer, and Jim Brown of Little Rock secretary.
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Little Rock
Dewey Spencer
Cotton Plant
State College of Arkansas
Arkansas Association of Collegiate Veterans
Spencer
Arkansas
Chuck McCracken
Concord
Beebe
Arkansas State University
Jim Hunter
West Helena
SCA
Jim Brown
Arkansas’ ‘State
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