Our Daily Salad Thin by The Editor Alex. W. Washturn
A column contrasts historic male fashion with evolving women’s styles and notes a long history of male dress as a personal statement. It recalls wigs, coats, hats, and accessories, then cites a Raleigh News and Observer piece on male sartorial dominance and a 1976 GNP milestone projection affecting policy.
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Alex. W. Washturn
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Raleigh
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News and Observer
Whereabouts of Rap Brown Still Unknown
New York AP reports H. Rap Brown remains missing after last seen March 8 en route to a Be Air Maryland court appearance. FBI and prosecutors offer no sightings. trial reset for April 20 in Ellicott City. Wife and attorney express belief he will appear, while authorities acknowledge no evidence of his whereabouts.
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Rap Brown
New York
H. Rap Brown
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Brown
FBI
Cambridge
Ellicott City
Dorchester County
William B. Yates Jr
Yates
Kunst Jer
Guatemala Refuses Demands in Diplomatic Kidnap Case
Guatemala rejects a demand to free 16 prisoners in exchange for West German Ambassador Karl Von Sprell, abducted by terrorists. After a seven hour meeting, President Mendez's cabinet declared a 30 day state of siege with curfews, censorship, and arrests without warrants. The government cited legal barriers, noting one prisoner already faced sentence, and urged respect for diplomatic immunity and life. Four prisoners had been freed in a prior exchange for the ambassador.
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Eloy Aguilar
Associated Press
Guatemala
Argentina
Karl von Sprell
Julio Cesar Mendez
Delayed Iowa car registration mixup with wrong model claim
Des Moines AP report recounts a Polk County Courthouse error where a New Mexico title listed a two door sedan as a two door station wagon. A supervisor realizes a typographical VIN error caused the mismatch and staff agree to temporary registration then await corrected documents.
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Chuck Noland
Associated Press
DES Moines
Polk County
New Mexico
Iowa
Revenue Fails To Meet Stabilization Act Funding
LITTLE ROCK APR reported by the Legislative Council shows general revenue collections for the first nine months of the 1969-70 fiscal year rise 12.5 percent over 1968-69, short of the 14.14 percent increase required to fully fund the Revenue Stabilization Act. The act allocates state general revenues to agencies funded by the legislature each fiscal year.
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Little Rock
APA
Research Department of the Legislative Council
49 School Districts in Trouble in Arkansas Desegregation Matter
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said the Justice Department plans action to force 49 Arkansas school districts to desegregate. The move targets the state Board of Education. districts named include Pine Bluff Stuttgart Texarkana Hot Springs Newport Dollarway Helena-West Helena and others. The governor urged voluntary compliance and pledges to help the state board craft acceptable desegregation plans if delay is granted.
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Little Rock
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Justice Department
Arkansas
White House
Washington
Jerris Leonard
Mary McLeod
Rockefeller
Education
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Leonard
Pine Bluff
Stuttgart
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Newport
Dollarway
Helena-West Helena
Arkansas City
Ashdown
Augusta-Woodruff County
Barton-Lexa
Bradley
Brinkley
Chicot County
Clarendon
Collins
Cotton Plant
Dermott
Desha
Earle
Elaine
Emmett
England
Eudora
Grubbs
Hazen
Holly Grove
Hughes
Lake Village
Lawson
Linwood
Lonoke
Marion
Palestine
Parkin
Phillips County
Plum Bayou
Portland
Shawnee
Stamps
Star City
Stephens
Thornton
Turrell
Urbana
Vilonia
Wabbaseka
Watson Chapel
Wells Bayou
Twelve More Indicted Under Antiriot Law in Chicago
Washington AP The government uses the controversial antiriot law against radical leftists for a second time indicting 12 SDS Weatherman leaders including Kathy Boudin and Mark Rugad. They are accused of conspiring to incite and participating in violence during the four days of rage in Chicago October 8 to 11. The indictments follow two months after the Chicago seven trial under the 1968 law.
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Washington
Rap Brown
SDS
Weatherman
Justice Department
Kathy Boudin
Mark Rugd
Sullivant
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
Many Reasons Why Old Washington Should Be Called Historical
Mary Anita Laseter highlights Washington Arkansas in Hempstead County as historically linked to Freemasonry. The article notes Albert Pike’s move to Washington, his writing of Morals and Dogma, and his roles in the Confederate Army and Arkansas Supreme Court. It recounts the 1963 transfer of state capital status, a grand Mason monument, and a July 4 ceremony. It previews a July 1963 era Masonry event with Grand Master Carmack A. Nelson and others at New Mount Horeb Lodge No. 695, including J. Lee Overstreet, with remarks on Masonry’s history and the host lodge chartered in 1838.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Albert Pike
Col. Etter
Pike
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Old Capitol
America
British Isles
England
U.S. Army
Carmack A. Nelson
Mount Horeb
J. Lee Overstreet
Grand Lodge of Arkansas
Host Lodge
Texarkana
Massachusetts Challenges Vietnam War Legal Challenge Looms
Massachusetts prepared a Supreme Court challenge to U.S. military involvement in Vietnam without a congressional declaration of war. Attorney General Robert H. Quinn seeks a quick test of a new state law allowing Massachusetts servicemen to refuse duty in nonemergency operations, with 19-year-old John J. O Brien of Medford volunteered as test subject. Governor Francis W. Sargent signed the bill, arguing it raises constitutional questions about Congress declaring war and presidential powers, while experts anticipate a path through the state supreme court to the U.S. Supreme Court, possibly by October. Public officials debated the law’s viability and urged obedience to orders pending a ruling.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
U.S
Vietnam
Robert H. Quinn
Quinn
John J. O Brien
Medford
Francis W. Sargent
Congress
Sargent
U.S. Supreme Court
America
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
U.S. District Court
O'Brien
O’brien
Airbourne
Ft. Benning
Washington
Nixon
H. James Shea
Newton
Shea
Paul F. Feeney
Selective Service
Mgm
India Refuses to Serve as Observer at Hijacked Ship Release
Phnom Penh AP dispatch says India declined to act as neutral observer for the Columbia Eagle release and its 13 crew. Cambodian premier Lon Nol cited neutral observers’ presence as desired, while India would not comment. Hijackers were two young American seamen who sought asylum in Cambodia. Radio Phnom Penh accuses Communist China of meddling and aiding exiled Prince Sihanouk.
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Sy T. Jeff Williams
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
India
Columbia Eagle
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Lon No
Postal Stamp Hike Faces Senate Labor Clash
Sen Gale McGee warned the proposed 1st class postage increase is unfair and could trigger trouble for President Nixon. The plan aims to finance a 6 percent federal pay raise with stamp revenue, while debates on burden sharing and a possible mail-rate merger continue as Hargrove studies options. Nixon cites estate tax boosts and other cuts to offset costs.
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Billonal
Associated Press
Washington “Age
Tnstat
Nixon
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Senate Post Office Committee
Cottogress
Congress
Dn Nixon
James W. ‘Hargrove
McGee
Menu for Hope Schools This Week
This week's Hope Schools menu lists daily lines with main dishes, sides, and desserts. Monday offers hamburger on bun with pickles onions lettuce and cheese, fries, peanut butter cookies, milk. Tuesday features chicken fried steak with rice and gravy, peas, beets, butter, fruit, and a line. Wednesday includes meat loaf with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, corn, rolls and butter, plum cobbler, and additional items. Thursday and Friday present varied options such as fish square, tuna, mashed potatoes, and vegetables with desserts.
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