Kopechne Case Papers to Be Made Public
Boston AP reports the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest testimony and the judge G Joseph Tauro's ruling will be released at 3 p.m. EDT Wednesday. The 28 year old died July last year when a car driven by Senator Edward M Kennedy veered off a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island into a tidal pond. Tauro rejected professional stenographer Sidney Lipman’s bid to keep or sell copies, citing state Supreme Court orders showing no ownership basis.
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Obituary: Clarence M Livingston Dies at 80 in Denver
Clarence M Livingston 80 formerly of Hope died Friday in Denver Colorado. He is survived by a son Frank Livingston of Magnolia two sisters Susie Livingston Patmos and Mable Parsons Denver a brother Howard Livingston Patmos Services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Providence Baptist Church with Reverends Elbert Osteen and Glendon Baines Burial at Evening Shade Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home. Margie Royston 20 of Hope named Miss Ouachita University last weekend competing with 12 others She is daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Royston Jr of Hope Rt 3 She will represent OBU in the Miss Arkansas Beauty Pageant at Hot Springs in July.
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Ouachita University
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Poppy Danger and Drug News Highlight Pharmacist Ad
A health note discusses risks of clay and laundry starch cravings in pregnancy, rising drug costs and quicker recovery for rheumatic fever, and potent toxins in pufferfish. It cites emotional issues in youths and cautions about morphine related alkaloids in poppies. An ad invites readers to visit the Hope drugstore for prescriptions and new offerings.
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Press Rates Eliminated by the FCC
The FCC ended preferential telegraph and telephoto press rates, ordering AT&T and Western Union to file new rate schedules within 30 days and to eliminate these rates within 50 days. The measure covers press associations, news agencies, radio networks, stations, newspapers, and other general publications publishing public news. The decision upholds a June 1969 ruling and finds no proof that commercial wire rates impede news dissemination.
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Shift in Arkansas voc tech would shift control to high schools
The Arkansas Advisory Council for Vocational Technical Education Executive Committee urges moving vocational training from area vo tech schools to high schools. It recommends integrating voc-tech into secondary schooling and redirecting vo techs to meet industry needs. The group questions expanding post-high school programs and cites high per pupil costs and small enrollments.
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Tribute to Wilbur Mills at Hendrix College in Conway
Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch visited Hendrix College in Conway Arkansas to honor Congressman Wilbur Mills chair of the Ways and Means Committee praised as one of the ten outstanding legislators and credited Mills with helping move welfare reform. President Nixon sent a letter of praise while Mills weighs a possible bid for House speaker amid Democratic concerns.
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Four Senators Request Blackmun Financial Records
Washington AP Four Democratic senators Birch Bayh Philip Hart Edward Kennedy and Joseph Tydings have asked for detailed records of Supreme Court nominee Harry A Blackmun s financial interests in a letter to Senate Judiciary Committee chairman James Eastland. The committee plans hearings on the nomination Wednesday and Blackmun was to meet privately with committee members.
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Arkansas Weather Forecast for Tuesday
Printed by Offset Weather Experiment Stas ion report for 24 hours ending at 7 am. Tuesday, High 80, Low 67 forecast Arkansas considerable cloudiness this morning becoming partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. Widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Continued warm high today mostly in the 80s, low tonight mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Cambodia policy debate stirs Vietnamization concerns
Fulbright said the question was asked but he could not remember Rogers answer while Sen. Symington and others questioned Cambodia as sanctuary for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. McGee urged keeping options, Rogers hoped to pursue UN discussion and possible Asian moves to a solution.
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Group Forms in Favor of Constitution
About 25 prominent political and business figures formed a bipartisan group to back the proposed new state constitution for the November election. Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller urged citizen participation, with a seven member steering committee to guide outreach, financing, and a nonpolitical ad campaign estimated at about 100000 dollars. Participants included party leaders Mean Odell Pollard and Charles D. Matthews, W. R. Witt Stephens, Sid McMath, Raymond Rebsamen, Odall Smith, R. A. Lile, Jack Pickens, John Harsh, and Dr. Lawrence.
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Obscenity bill aligns with New York standard for minors
The article compares a proposed state obscenity definition to New York's and the federal bill. It notes the term “predominantly appeals to the prurient” and the minor targeting standard, with shifts from “utterly without redeeming social value” to “substantially.” Quotes from ACLU, Rehnquist, and figures A Davis McMath Pollard frame political stakes and enforcement concerns.
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Democrats Warn Of Party Changes In Reform Report
Washington AP report on a Democratic reform commission chaired by Senator George S. McGovern warning that orderly change within the party is essential to avoid third or fourth party breaks. Proposals urge representative future delegations, gender and minority inclusion, elimination of proxy voting and delegate fees, with credentials rules to ensure broad participation.
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