Right to Hire or Fire: Bias and Contract Limits
A column debates employer rights in hiring and firing based on appearance and marriage. It cites United Airlines requiring unmarried stewardesses, California rulings on marriage contracts, and sudden job terminations. It ends with a satirical take on political fault lines and Senator Tower’s peace gap remark.
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United
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
California Unemployment Appeals Board
California
California Board
San Francisco
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Senator Tower
Greenville
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Two Killed in Accident Near Gentry Arkansas
Two people were fatally injured and three others hurt in a head-on collision on Arkansas 12 west of Gentry late Thursday afternoon. Mrs Marjorie Etheridge 39 of Calcos Oklahoma died around 1030 p.m. John E Sutton 47 of Pawnee Oklahoma was in critical condition at a hospital in Spring Springs. James L Nelson 72 and Andrew S Ty 4, both of Gentry, were in critical condition. Naritus widow Josephine Etheridge and Ivy were passengers in the Nelson car.
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Anedrew S. Tyy
Genery
Nartui
Josephine
Panama Court Rules Robles Ouster Illegal
Panama's Supreme Court ruled the National Assembly impeachment of President Marco A Robles illegal. The opposition backed Robles as the National Guard blocked the assembly delaying Delvalle's swearing in. The ruling followed clashes and political tension with arrests and detentions cited by opposition figures.
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Angel
Supreme Court
National Assembly
Marco A. Robles
Robles
Max Delvalle
Delvalle
David Samudio
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Harmodio Arias Jr
National Guard
High Court
Viewing Robbery Bank Is Robbed
In Nashville Tennessee two masked gunmen robbed a branch bank while officials watched a film about handling hold ups. The bandits emptied cash drawers and forced five tellers and ten customers to lie on the floor, fleeing with 12979 dollars.
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Nashville, Tenn
Urges State Agencies to Cut Spending
LITTLE ROCK AP The Administration Department urged agencies to pursue economy moves to offset current financial problems. Clarence E Frost said savings could come from personnel and salary costs, delaying replacements or hiring less qualified staff, noting revenues rose 65 percent while spending climbed 85 percent since 1964-65. Some agencies doubled or tripled expenditures.
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Little Rock
State Administration Department
Clarence E
Mike" Frost
Administration Department
Winthrop Rockefeller
Frost
Radar Failure Doomed Fighter Bombers in Asia
AP report says two USAF F111A fighter-bombers based in Thailand vanished after radar guided terrain features failed. In the second crash, pilots ejected at 6,000 feet as the radar system caused violent ducking and gyration. Investigators seek cause amid Pentagon silence.
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Bob Horton
Military Winter
Washington
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Thailand
North Vietnam
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FLA
Pentagon
Laos
Springdale Girl Dies in Crash
A one car crash on a county road north of Lincoln killed 18 year old Charlotte L Yeager of Springdale who was driving. Passenger Pamely J Lee, 18, also of Springdale, was injured. The report cites a loss of control and collision with a tree.
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Springdale, Ark
Lincoln
Charlotte L. Yeager
Pamely J. Lee
U S Cities Hit by Race Violence Momentous Civil Unrest across Several Cities
Racial violence sparked by the King assassination spread through Chicago Washington Detroit and other cities. Troops National Guard and police battled rioters as curfews were imposed. Dozens of fires and many arrests reported with casualties in multiple states. Meanwhile in Georgia Robert Roddenberg Sr. marked his 100th birthday and Kiwanis and Mason honors noted.
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Associated Press
Martin Luether King Jr
White House
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Tallahassee
Fla
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Penn
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Memphis
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Raleigh
Durham
Philadelphia
James HJ. Tate
Pittsburgh
Erie
Lancaster
Pine Bluff
Ark
Moultrie
Robert Samuel Roddenberg Sr
Kiwanis International
Georgia
Easter vacation starts early after King's death at College of the Ozarks
Stating the tragic events left little chance for learning the College of the Ozarks began Easter vacation today after a memorial service for Rev. King. President Don Davis said about 45 Negro students and a 586 member student body were upset, but expected no trouble. Classes resume April 6.
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Clarksville
Ark
College of the Qzarks
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert W. Dalke
Don Davis
Quarks
King
Davis
FHA to insure Blytheville rent supplement project loan
The Federal Housing Administration said it will insure a 465,900 loan for a 50 unit Blytheville rent supplement complex. It includes 26 two bedroom and 25 three bedroom apartments with subsidies to help low income families qualify for housing.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Blytheville
Memorial March Planned for King in Memphis
U S District Judge Bailey Brown cleared the way for a Monday memorial march in Memphis honoring civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr The ruling followed City of Memphis objections being withdrawn after King supporters shifted the event from supporting striking garbage workers to memorializing King Brown imposed strict march regulations in the suit filed by the city
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Memphis
Anticorruption Youths in Saigon Arrests Hit the News
In Saigon a youth movement of about 32,000 members called Anticorruption Youth faces a crisis as its top leaders are arrested for fraud and misappropriation. Dang Van Thu Le Van Kha and Le Van Thanh among those charged, with others tied to draft dodging and forged exemption papers.
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Saigon
Nguyen
Cao Ky
Dang van Thu
le van Kha
le van Thanh
Gia Dinh
Ministry of Youth
Vineco
Johnson orders troops as King death sparks riots in Washington
President Johnson mobilizes troops to quell domestic violence after the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Looting and arson erupt near the White House as Johnson proclaims a national day of mourning, orders flags to half staff, and coordinates with civil rights leaders and law enforcement. Westmoreland to visit, discussions on Vietnam, and a potential Army chief of staff successor follow.
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Honolulu
Vietnam
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South Korea
White House
William C. Westmoreland
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