Arkansans Honor Dr King Amid Turmoil Across State
Governor Rockefeller told about 5000 at the Little Rock Capitol memorial that Arkansas can lead in good will. The day included curfews in El Dorado after two white men were arrested, gunfire incidents in Pine Bluff and Malvern, and multiple arsons and bombings in Hot Springs and North Little Rock.
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Change Takes Place in Washington After Riots
AP writer John Beckler notes Washington's racial split exposed by recent riots but a restrained, prompt police and federal response reduced deaths and injuries. Public aid and food drives show white support, yet long term needs remain: jobs, schools, housing, and funding. James Marlow refrains from his usual column due to illness.
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