Weather Elsewhere Page Two Weather Experiment Station report
Weather data from multiple cities for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday shows varied conditions with highs from 30s to 86 and lows mostly in 30s to 60s. Arkansas forecast calls for cloudiness and occasional rain southeast tonight with cooler nights in the upper 40s to low 50s and no major temperature changes through Saturday.
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West Memphis group opens nonprofit co op grocery
A 120 member Crittenden County group forms a cooperative grocery to aid poverty level residents. The one room store, in Alison Wynne, operates with food coupons and cash sales, funded by an $830 Office of Economic Opportunity loan and extensive donated labor.
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Memphis
Evening Times
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Coop
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Earle
Alison-Wynn
Shedric Hemphill
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Hempe
Fulbright regrets Nixon decision on southern Supreme Court nominee
Senator Fulbright expressed regret over President Nixon’s choice not to nominate a Southerner to the Supreme Court and urged reconsideration. He noted Carswell’s and Haynsworth’s rejections, defended regional balance, and praised qualified southern jurists while criticizing the president’s stance.
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Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court
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G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
Arkansas
Haynsworth
Carswell
Hope Ark Star Reports DAR Meeting And Flag Talk
At the John Cain Chapter DAR luncheon in Hope Arkansas Dr G Everett Slavens spoke on The Flag of the United States of America praising the DAR for migrant work and urging respect for the flag as a world symbol of core principles. Mrs J J Battle was honored for long service as chaplain with a retirement gift.
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Ohuachita Baptist University
United States of America
John Cain
Dar
Howard Waddle
Slavens
J.J. Battle
Battle
John Keck
Paul Knpsch
Wilbur Donés
Arthur Wimmell
Robert Vandivere
John Vesey
H. C. Whitworth
Ralph Carrington
Mattie Ball
Washington
Catherine Fuller
Lewisville
R.M. LaGrone, Jr
Lloyd Spencer
Paul Kipseh
Police May Not Receive SS Benefits
Brinkley city police have paid into Social Security for years but may not qualify for benefits. Officials study state and federal rules for a loophole to allow eligibility or a refund of payments, possibly limited to the last four years. The inquiry may reveal other cities face similar issues and could hinge on pension plans established before 1951.
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Little Rock
Brinkley City
Aml City
Arkansas
Fred Henne
George Bethell
Brinkley Poiice
Brinkley
Henne
John Holliday
Trene East
Public Employes Dis
Impeachment talk swells over Douglas Supreme Court judge
A House move against Justice Douglas faces constitutional hurdles yet draws Republican pressure after a weekend drift. Sources say impeachment could garner up to 100 cosponsors though House action remains the sole avenue, with alternatives limited to the justice or the Almighty. Douglas, 71, has faced recent criticism over his foundation links and a publicized book.
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Kirkaides
Kirk
U.S. Supreme Court
Tampa
Court of U.S. Dist
Ben Krentzman
Briggs
U.S
Deepartment
School Board
Kretgintn
Jack Davidson
Federal District Court
Florida
United States
Douglas
Albert Parevin
Ford
House
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Suepreme Court
Moore Seeks Nomination for Arkansas House Seat
Springdale Arkansas Rudy Moore Jr 26 will seek the Democratic nomination for state representative in District 7. Incumbent Charles Davis said he will not seek reelection leaving the race open.
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Springdale, Ark
Rudy Moore Jr
Springdale
Charles Davis
Bookmobile Schedule for April by towns and homes
The list shows a bookmobile schedule across multiple dates and locations. On APRIL 13 routes cover Rocky Mound Emmet School Pleasant Hill Loop Emmet Community. APRIL 14 stops include Columbus 8:45 Boyce Home 10:00 Martin Home 10:15 Luck Ranch 10:45 McKee Home 1:00 Washington Us15 Ozan U:45 Tollett Home 12:15 Castleberry Home 12:45.
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Rocky Mound
Emmet
Pleasant Hill Loop Emmet
Columbus
Boyce
Martin
Luck Ranch
McKee
Washington
Mass killing of Vietnamese civilians near Prasaut Cambodia
At least 73 Vietnamese men women and children held in a detention camp near Prasaut were killed by automatic weapons fire during a six hour Viet Cong assault. Cambodian troops said the victims were killed in crossfire as Viet Cong attacked from multiple sides. Two Viet Cong bodies were found nearby. many victims lay under straw mats and blankets amid the scorched compound. The event, still not fully confirmed, left dozens wounded and raised questions about the security of detainees.
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T. Jeff Williams
Prasaut
Cambodia
Red Cross
Prasqui
Lttle
Prasant
A Long Trek From Seattle to New Brunswick Home
The narrator recounts a 14 hour journey from Seattle to Trenton and New Brunswick with multiple delays. After a Seattle enplanement, a cakewalk of bus transfers, freezing waits, and a late night taxi quest culminate around 2 am. Easter night odds and a stray bus sign punctuate the weary trek home.
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N.d
New Brunswick
Gotham
Seattle
Tle
Princeton
N.J
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Midwest Labor Strikes Shift City Economies and Violence
Continuing strikes by truckers trigger a Chicago lockout and 32,000 layoffs across Cleveland Detroit and St Louis amid 50 percent wage hike demands. Minneapolis teachers cripple city schools as LA Muskogee and Butte prep walkouts. Air traffic controllers strike cuts 1,700 airline jobs, with violence reported in scattered areas.
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Muskogee
Okla
Butte
Mont
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Friday Honor Roll Lists for Junior High School 1970
The Friday list shows 8th and 7th grade students excelling with multiple A grades. Notable names include Glenda Buckley, Margaret Calhatt, Debra Cole and many others across 8th and 7th grades, with mixed A and B grades. The piece also notes political debate over Supreme Court nominees Carswell and Haynsworth and Nixon’s response.
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Glenda Buckley
Margaret Cal- Hcatt
Debra Cole
Cindy Felder
Tim Gunter
Kim Uuff
Larry Lavendar
Stanley Nix
David Bain
Tim Cornelius
Ricky Fawcett
Carol Frazier
Peggy Fuller
Denise Lautersbach
Cathy McCorkle
Mona Rowe
Ann Smith
Tony Stevenson
Mary Sue Stone
Mark Wright
Nancy Karlene Coleman
Robin Lee
Berry McLarty
Rusty Ponsdergraft
Donna Wittmarsh
AMLA
Karen Allen
Mike Atkins
Mary Browning
Gail East
Anita Nogeard
Jeannie Kramer
Darlene Mobley
Judy Phillips
Margie Reyenga
Anetre Walker
Joan Watkins
Kathy Arnett
Dianne Croom
Paula Dillard
Betsy Franks
Charlene Gilbert
Kathy
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