Are Census Records Really Confidential in 1967
The editor questions whether Census of Manufactures reports remain confidential after a 1961 Supreme Court decision. It notes that copies in private files are not immune and criticizes government misrepresentation while urging a clarifying stance from Washington.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Supreme Court
Census Bureau
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Trade Commission
Antitrust Division
Texarkana
Ark.Tex
Shreveport
Census of Manufactures
Washington
Dr Lawrence to retire as Hope pastor after long service
Dr L T Lawrence pastor of First Presbyterian Church Hope announces retirement from active ministry. He will remain Hope home and led a major building program retiring debt free. Farewell sermon set for May 5 at 11 00 am with church session assistance. invites broad attendance. Gov Rockefeller in Dallas promotes Arkansas plant sites to business leaders.
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L. T. Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church of
Lebanon
Tennessee
Lawrence
South Main Street
James H. Pilkinton
Dr. Lawrence
Christ
Dallas, Tex
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Army Pays High Price for M16 Rifles for the South Vietnamese
The Army raises spending to speed M16 rifle deliveries to South Vietnamese troops after President Johnson's March 31 decision to shift more combat duties to Vietnamese forces. Colt had been the sole maker until April 12, paying about 104 dollars per rifle on recent contracts, while two additional firms now produce M16s at costs up to 316 dollars each.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
Colt Industries Inc
Colt
Johnson
Father of a Teen-age Daughter Sorry for Future Son-in-Law
A humorous column by nova Boyle from New York notes that possessions trigger nerves, a chauffeur knows wealthy habits, and a father may pity a future son-in-law. It jokes about manners, dating, diamonds, police chatter, bartenders, wills, and bald votes shaping national sentiment.
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Nova Boyle
New York
Club Women to Hear Co Officials in May Meeting
Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Club members will hear county officials on Wednesday May 1 at the Experiment Station Hut. County Judge Finis Odom and other officers will discuss duties and county conditions. Royce Weisenberger will give a devotion, and Mrs Dorothy Sitton will speak on the Extension Homemaker organization. Registration starts 12 45 p.m., program at 1 p.m. Refreshments follow with an entertainment trio and group singing.
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Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Club
Experiment Station Hut
Finis Odom
Pat McCain
Carter Sutton
Jim Cole
Harry Hawthorne
Jimmy Griffin
Royce Weisenberger
Dorothy P. Sitton
Little Rock
Little Rock, Will Share Information On the Extension Homemaker
Melrose Extension Homemaker Club
Homemakers Club
Extension Homemaker
James Ellis
Jerry Brown
Lyle Allen
Ernest Graham
Homer Poindexter
Inez Cannon
County Cemetery Project
A. B. King
Girls State Delegates at Emmet School Named
Emmet selects three delegates for Girls State as Sue Harden in 11th grade captains the basketball team and edits Echo while Ginny Lambert in 10th grade is a class officer FHA member and Echo staff. Patricia Dougan named as an alternate.
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Emmet School
Sue Harden
Paul Harden
Sue
FHA
Three Arkansans Among 89 Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department listed 89 members killed in action in Vietnam. Arkansans identified were Marine Lance Cpl. James C. Smith of Lake Village, Army Capt. John H. South of Hot Springs, and Marine Cpl. Don E. Davis of Cabot.
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Washington (Ap
Arkansans
Defense Department
Vietnam
Lance
James C. Smith
Lake Village
Army
John H. South
Hot Springs
Don E. Davis
Cabot
Smith
J. C. Smith
South
Phyllis South
Davis
Woodrow 4
Johnsons file for Senate and governor in Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson filed as Democrats for the U S Senate and governor respectively in a dramatic move that also involved former Governor Sid McMath declaring he would not run. The filings create a three-way Senate primary with Fulbright and others noted, while Mrs Johnson becomes the first woman to file in this context.
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EAI
Associated Press
Little Rock
Nin Johnson
U.S. Senate
Virgina
Arkansas
Johnsons
Sid Mc. Math
Senate
J. William Fulbright
Johnson
Fulbright
Bobby K. Hayes
Calico Rock
Foster Johnson
Capitol
Jim On
Full Penalty Asked in McElroy Case
The State sought the death penalty at the opening trial of Fred McElroy 69 charged in the November shooting death of his wife Laymour McElroy 54 He has been jailed since the incident Jury selection occupied most of the day with about 45 witnesses subpoenaed The trial began in the afternoon with the state presenting witnesses and is expected to continue into Wednesday Prosecuting Attorney Bill Denman aided by special prosecutor Boyd Tackett leads the case for the state The defense is led by John R and Al Graves
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Fred McElroy
Laymour McElroy
McElroy
Bill Denman
Boyd Tackett
John R
al Graves
Arkansas Extension Homemakers Spring Board Meeting
Mrs Wilton Mullins and Mrs Ernest Graham attended the Spring Board Meeting of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council in Little Rock on April 23 24 with the theme Alert Homemakers World Wide. Graham presided over a district session and reported district activities. Dr John L Ferguson Arkansas History Commission gave banquet remarks and highlighted the State Cemetery Project describing cemetery markers from the 1890s to present.
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Wilton Mullins
Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Council
Ernest Graham
Southwest
E. H. Council
Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council
Little Rock
Officials Confident on Site for Peace Talks
U S officials say agreement on where to hold talks with North Vietnam is likely, while Hanoi accuses Washington of fabricating Laos contact stories. In Vientiane, two exchanges occurred with no site agreed, as Sullivan and Nguyen Chan continue meeting and Laos is cited as the talks hub. Senator Hartke accuses White House and State Department of war hawk leadership delaying talks.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Vientiane
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
Tokyo
William P. Bundy
William Sullivan
Neuyen Chan
Sullivan-Chan
Paris
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Warhawks
White House
Dean Rusk
Hartke
State
Fort Wayne
Ind
Blevins Jr Class Play May 8 at School Gym
The Junior Class of Blevins Training School in Blevins Arkansas performs two act plays on Wednesday May 8 at 7 30 p m in the school gym. Plays are Sweet Sixteen and The Dummy with no admission. Participants include Sylvester Conway Dorothy Gulley Maxine Glasgow Stella Wise Sylvia Shaw Robbie Shaw Freddie Miller Ella McFadden Larry McGill Larry Miller Annie Williamson Donna Steward. Sponsor Miss Reonia Washington.
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Blevins Training School
Blevins
Arkansas
Sylvester Conway
Dorothy Gulley
Maxine Glasgow
Stella Wise
Sylvia Shaw
Robbie Shaw
Freddie Miller
Ella McFadden
Larry McGill
Larry Miller
Annie Williamson
Donna Steward
Reonia Washington
Rockefeller to announce candidacy for GOP nomination today
AP News Digest reports Gov. Nelgon A. Rockefeller will announce his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination today. The piece also notes Vice President Humphrey backing a proxy path to win California primary, with Kennedy and McCarthy voicing broader critiques of government duties.
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AP News Digest
Belitics
Nelgon A. Rockefeller
Humphrey
California
Robert F. Kenedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
March Air Force Base
Columbia University
Graduation at Blevins May 19-20 1968
Blevins Arkansas announces baccalaureate services for the 1968 graduating class on May 19 at 4 00 p m at Bruce Memorial Methodist Church with Mr James Harden delivering the message Commencement exercises follow May 20 at 7 30 p m in the Blevins High School gym The graduating class includes Lana Cox Mike Cox Janice Floyd Rebecca Fulton Robert Gamble Mike Harris Wendell Hoover Virginia McLain Sue Montgomery Charles Morrison Nell Jean Ogburn Ricky Paul James Roberts Michael Robertson Sherry Ann Rogers Dorothy Eral David Sweat Norma Gail a
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Blevins
Bruce Memorial Methodist Church
Arkansas
James Hardin
Blevins High School
Lana Cox
Mike Cox
Janice Floyd
Rebecca, Fulton
Robert Gamble
Mike Harris
Wendell Hoover
Virginia Mclain
Sue Montgomery
Charles Morrison
Nell Jean Ogburn
Ricky Paul
James Roberts
Michael Robertson
Sherry Ann Rogers
Dorothy Eral
David Sweat
Norma Gaila
Scout group meets at the Scout Hut Tuesday night
All Around Town reports 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting of the Boy Scouts Order of the Arrow at the Scout Hut. The item lists community activities including a spring rodeo, an air force unit award, a clothestine art show, preschool registrations, farm bureau gathering, and church midweek services.
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Boy Scouts Order of the Arrow
Busy Week for Girl Scout Troop 75
A busy week unfolds as Hope High School speech instructor Mrs. B. By McPherson brings two students to Girl Scout Troop 15 in the Junior High Auditorium. Betty Fenter and Kitty Loopar lead a program on speaking habits theatre terminology mood projection and play production mechanics.
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B. By McPherson
Hope High School
Betty Fenter
Kitty Loopar
McPherson
Eat
A.m. Aight Mambars
Stra Sui
Rhalia
Conifer Connell
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