1966 Arkansas judicial and political candidates list
A dense roll of names by circuit and division for the 1966 election in Arkansas. Includes incumbents and challengers such as Edward H. Boyett in Clarksville Division 4, William J. Kirby in Little Rock Division 2, Leffel Geritty in Little Rock, and many others across circuits, chancery divisions, and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éth
William J. Kirby
Little Rock
Maccadel
Court Docket from Hope Ar Kansas April 26
Municipal docket lists numerous defendants with pleas, guilty verdicts, and fines. Entries include Gary Knighton, Dorothy Geth, Jose Martinez, and others with penalties ranging from fines to jail time and forfeited bonds. Civil and garnishment actions noted. tax and wind obituaries mention Joaquin Miller's cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
Gary W. Knighton
Dorothy Geth
Jose D. J. Martinez
Guy Thrasher
Jack Thompson
Pedro Conrado Muniz
William &. Crane
Neal Pierce
Elsie Lee Cook
M. T. Johnson
Edwin M. Talor
Rhodes J. Frewilliam
W. O. Hawkins
Ray Porter Robinson
Emma Lee Moore
Allison H. Mayton
William R. Cox
Oliver Nelson
Bernard Conway
Herbert H. Palmer
Daniel Marion Quarles
Frank M. Parks
Eddie Lee Muldrow
Charles Ross
Fay York
C. A. Oller
Simon L. Colbert
Carl Latham
Earl
Richard Schomburg
Charles Valentine
Kathy James
Charles Allen Scott
Carl R. Needham
William L. Crane
Robert Hendricks
Red Ball Express speeds military airlift to Viet Nam
About 4000 tons of spare parts and vital cargo have been flown to South Viet Nam under the Pentagon's Red Ball Express system aimed at urgent needs. The airlift, begun late last year on McNamara's orders, allocates priority space on flights from Travis AFB for Gen Westmoreland to request delivery in as little as 72 hours, with average times around five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 5. Hoffman
Washington
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
France
Viet Nam
McNamara
Viet Nam Dee
Travis Air Force Base
California
Lillaim Westmoreland
West Coast
Lunch Funds Restored by the House
The House approved a 6.9 billion Agriculture Department appropriation with an extra 128 million for school lunch and free milk programs, 366 to 23. An amendment by Rep. Findley to cut off surplus U.S. food to nations trading with North Viet Nam passed 290 to 98, prompting White House opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
White House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Paul Findley
Treasury
Mrs Gandhi Enters Assam Bomb Probe In Parliament
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi intervened in a fierce parliamentary debate over three recent Assam train bombings that killed 133. The government will inspect luggage in vulnerable Northeast Frontier Railways areas as anger mounts over the attacks and 13 adjournment motions are overwhelmed by a government vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Assam
Northeast Frontier Railways
Harold Prince promotes Fiddler road company in Hollywood
Hollywood AP Harold Prince paced the Beverly Hills hotel floor outlining plans to launch a road company for Fiddler on the Roof after a sold out seven week run in San Diego and a seven week stand in Los Angeles. He praises the musical as a classic and hints at future productions including Cabaret and a movie about eating titled The Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Welter Hollywood
Harold Prince
Beverly Hills
Prince
Music Center
San Diego
Shuberts
New York
Fiddler
Notable quotes on freedom and self from various thinkers
A compilation of lines reflecting on freedom vigilance pride and self knowledge. Eleanor Roosevelt cites spiritual freedom and constant vigilance over self and government Proverbs warns that pride precedes a fall Benedict Spinoza emphasizes ignorance of self as greatest defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Eleanor Roosevelt
Benedict Spinoza
Doctor Warns on Home Medicine Cabinet Deterioration
A health column advises thorough spring cleaning of the medicine cabinet. It warns against keeping outdated prescription drugs and old ointments, noting that antibiotics degrade after 18 months, iodine strengthens with evaporation, and vitamins moisture decay. It urges discarding compromised bottles, keeping caps tight, and flushing old medicines to prevent child access.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward H. Boyett
Clarksville
Leffel Geritty
Warren Wood
Tom F. Digby
North Little Rock
Robert
Downie
John Paul Hammierschmidt
Harrison
Henry B. Means
Malvern
Ted Goldman
Texarkana
Bill Arnold
Bobby Steel
Nashville
G. B. Colvin Jr
Dermott
Henry W. Smith
Pine Bluff
Paul Wolfe
Fort Smith
Vth
Harry Crumpler
Magnolia Dean Morley
Joe Villines
Carl Creekmore
van Buren
Harrell Simpson
Pochantas
WV. J. Waggoner
Lonoke
Robert Rideway
Hot Springs
Melvin Mayfield
el Dorado
B. W. Thomas
J. Hebert
Chancery
Larry Burrow
John T. Jernigan
Kay L. Matthews
Ruby EB
Hurley
Jim Merritt
McGehee
Joseph Morrison
Stuttgart
Toth Chancery
Clib Barton
Lawrence Dawson
Clifton Wade
Fayetteville
Larry Embry
B. M. Wimberly
Charles Hayes
Lashlee Steel Company
Tex Mills
Lone Star Company
ACC
J. W. Borrows
Lee J. Ambert Company
East Texas Seed Company
Mountaine Poultry Company
Civil Docket Credit Bureau of Hempstead County, Inc
Luther Bishop Hempstead Ltor Mfg Co
Western Auto Associate Store
William Billings
Hope Wire Products
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Tan Son Nhut
Saigon
Mildred Overfelt
San Jose
Calif
Mrs. Gandhi
Hope
Ark
Fiorello
Christopher Isherwood
Berlin
The
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Asst
Mercury
INDY
COMET
Third St