Arkansas Atty General demands detailed title for kindergarten amendment
Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett rejected the popular name The Public School Amendment for a proposed kindergarten measure. He required a detailed description of the amendment's effect before petitions can be circulated, though he approved the legal ballot title. The amendment, from the Arkansas PTA Legislative Committee, aims to place on the general election ballot with signature collection planned.
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Weather Report Maps Arkansas and Louisiana Thursday Outlook
Weather Experiment Station reports a four hour ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with high 85 and low 49. Arkansas remains cloudy to partly cloudy through Thursday with a cool tonight and little temperature change. Scattered showers and thundershowers move from extreme west tonight across the state by Thursday night. Laws tonight 40-42. Highs Thursday in the 60s to 70s. Louisiana stays partly cloudy through Thursday with a few thundershowers south and central. A cooler north tonight. Laws tonight 54-62 north and 62-70 south. Highs Thursday 70s to 84. Also notes How It Was Named about Theodore Roosevelt and Teddy bear origins.
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Editor's Daughter Killed in Arkansas Car Crash
Peggy Ann Knox 17 daughter of Rev Alfred A Knox editor of the Arkansas Methodist Newspaper died when her car hit the Fourche River Bridge south of Perryville She was a Hall High School senior in Little Rock State Police said.
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Remarks tax collectors hear this season and a Hollywood divorce
A batch of tax season quips exposes IRS tedium in New York. In California, actor Joe McCrea files for divorce from Frances Dee after a 12 year marriage, citing cruelty and seeking custody of their son Peter while noting other children and past work.
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Stanford schools to receive $24,253 funding
Greene County's Stanford schools will receive 24,253 in Elementary and Secondary Education Act funds. Superintendent Dan Rusak said the money will fund health and personal services, a remedial reading program this summer, and the remodeling of the old gymnasium into a knowledge resource center as the district builds a new gym.
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Community notices and club updates from Hopewell PTA and Cotillion Club
The Hopewell PTA plans a Thursday April 14 meeting at 3 p.m. at the school auditorium. The Cotillion Federated Club reports a April 9 gathering with a planned April 15 dance and notes winners at Pine Bluff Regional meeting including Brenda Williams as regional president for 1966-67. Obituary: Miss Marjorie Fulce of Sheppard dies. service at St Lucke Baptist Church No. 2 April 17 at 2 p.m. with Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Cotillion Federated Club
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Dora Kern
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Bond Issue Approved for Paris Manufacturing Plant
Paris Arkansas voters approved a $250,000 bond issue to expand and equip the Paris Manufacturing Co plant under Act 9 of 1960. The firm, which makes men's slacks, won a 378 to 63 tally on the measure Tuesday.
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Paris, Ark
Paris Manufacturing Co
Iraq plans new assault against Kurdish tribal fighters
Beir ut report says Kurdish tribal leaders in northern Iraq allege the Iraqi government intends to launch another all-out military campaign Friday to crush the four-year struggle for autonomy. The claim underscores rising tensions as Baghdad seeks to quell insurgent resistance in the region.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Texas Maps on Embassy Walls
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey commented on maps of Texas displayed in several U.S. embassies during foreign travel with President Johnson in recent months. The reports came while Humphrey was on a stop in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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