National Investors faces state action over affiliate dealings
Arkansas Insurance Department ordered National Investors to dispose of all stock in non insurance firm affiliates by Sept 1 1972 and sell 300 acres near Lake Hamilton and land on Interstate 30 to raise funds for the company treasury. Harkey cited violations including self dealing and unapproved bank investments with about 3.10 million tied to affiliates and 354.79 in four-year dividends. Indian Turnip jack in the pulpit noted as a plant reference.
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Mautnelle
Was & Munitions Plant
Becv Dent
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Interstate 30
Pulaski County
Treasury
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First State Bank of
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Insurance Department
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Dean Files
Edward Barry
Frank Kumpuris
National Investors Fire and Casualty Co
Jess P. Odom
Gerland Patten
Rioting funds questioned as Nashville school sweeped for bias
Senate inquiry targets Office of Economic Opportunity over alleged funds to a Nashville summer school accused of teaching Negro children to hate whites. CEO denies funds but confirms a contract with Nashville Metropolitan Action Commission. school leader argues curriculum reflects historical realities.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nashville, Tenn
Hugh Scott
Butt
Nashville
Sorace
Senate Judiciary Committee
OEO
Fred Brooks
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Brooks
Africa
St. Anselms Episcopal Chapel
Metropolitan Action Commission
Sprace
Johnson
Senate
House
Sargent Shriver
Capitol Hill
Newark
N.J
Reaction to Page One Tax Debate Sparks Inflation Concerns
Sen Wallace Bennett criticizes Johnson administration for blaming inflation on Vietnam and urges earlier warning. Discussion centers on a proposed surtax plan that exempts low income brackets while imposing higher taxes on mid to high earners, with specific rises projected for single filers and families under various income levels.
Four Arkansas Family Killed In Crash Near Lyndon
A Locust Grove Ark family suffered four child fatalities when a station wagon skidded into a pickup truck Thursday morning. Billie Jo Watson nine, Karen Watson fifteen, Charlotte five, and Kori Ann seven died from injuries. Watson the driver, his wife, and Kathryn twenty were injured. Leo Cudgell forty and his father John seventy two in the truck were also hurt. The elderly Watson, a retired Army sergeant, was en route to visit his parents in Hanover Indiana.
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Lyndon
Watson
Kathryn
Leo Cudgell
John Cudgell
Batesville
Ark
Hanover
Stalin's Daughter Says Beria Dominated Him Late Life
Svetlana Alliluyeva claims Lavrenty Beria, secret police chief, wielded control over Joseph Stalin for the final two decades of his life. She details Beria's rise after 1932, his isolation of aides after Stalin's death, and notes the dictator's deteriorating health and medical attempts before the 1953 death at his country home.
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London
Joseph Stalin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Lavrenty F. Beria
Stalin
Alliluyeva
Hutchinson & Co
Beria
Nikita S. Khrushchev
NBC
Khrushchev
Winfield Players present For Heaven's Sakes at First Methodist
The Winfield Players, a drama group from Winfield Methodist Church in Little Rock, will perform For Heaven's Sakes at 8 p.m. Monday in the sanctuary of First Methodist Church. The Broadway style musical revue features songs and sketches to convey gospel meaning and has earned wide acclaim in reviews and prior productions. A free will offering will be taken. no tickets sold.
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James Scudder
First Methodist Church
Winfield Players
Saturday Evening Post
Insurance Dept Protects Public First
LITTLE ROCK AP Some insurance companies especially those in accident and health coverage have existed in Arkansas by writing substandard risk policies with no intent to pay. Insurance Commissioner Joan Norman Harkey said the department aims to protect the public and grant certificates of authority surrender to substandard firms. Some companies have already or may be canceled as the department pushes the public interest. The department staffs 35 to regulate about 1,000 companies and 14,000 agents.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Joan Norman Harkey
Harkey
Question on Value of Tax on Income Shift
U S Rep Wilbur D Mills questioned the 10 percent surcharge on federal income tax proposed by President Johnson. He said enacting a tax increase requires evidence higher revenues will result, and warned against potential economic depression. Mills paused on 1968 spending projections before backing further tax programs. Johnson tied the surcharge to financing the Vietnam War.
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Little Rock
U.S
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Mills
KATV
Jim Pitcock
Washington
Tax Pinch by October Is Possible
Washington AP reports that if Congress passes President Johnsons tax program, Americans may see higher tax with first paychecks after October 1. Treasury officials say average withholding could rise about 10 percent, with individual increases from a few cents to around $9 monthly. About 16 million in the lowest brackets would be exempt, and a 10 percent surcharge would mean $80 in yearly taxes becoming $80 plus $20 for one quarter of 1967.
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Washington
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Treasury Department
Johnson
Uncle Sam
Arkansas Governor Sees Native Count in State Leaders
Forrest City Arkansas AP Gov Winthrop Rockefeller on a regional tour says 25 of Arkansas 36 governors were born outside the state and 85 percent of college level teachers aren't natives. He notes Lynn Davis as a native of Arkansas and recounts a plane gear failure story. He plans meetings at the St Francis County courthouse and with newsmen after a Memphis stop.
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Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lynn Davis
Davis
Rockesfeller
Anaheim
Calif
FBI
Rockefeller
Memphis
St. Francis County
Libya calls for U S base closure in Libya
Libyan officials say the United States should close Wheelus Air Base in Libya as soon as possible ahead of negotiations in Tripoli next Thursday. Talks in Benghazi began with Britain over liquidation of El Adem Airbase near Tobruk and evacuation of British troops.
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Libya
United States
Wheelus
U.S
Benghazi
Britain
el Adem
Tobruk
Leave Teacher Pay Formula Alone in 1968
Arkansas officials urged postponing any revision of the Minimum Foundation Aid Program formula until the 1969 Legislature. Commissioner A W Ford and Associate Commissioners J L Hudson and Harvey Snett said a change in the formula would be impractical in a January 1968 special session and should be readied by September 1968 for 1969 consideration.
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Little Rock
Education Department
Winthrop Rockefeller
A. W. Ford
Amd
Joe L. Hudson
Harvey Snett
Rockefellers
Aml
Johnson rebuts Romney on Detroit troop dispatch
President Johnson outlined constitutional steps for sending troops and recounted events of July 24 to counter Governor Romney’s charge of political maneuvering. White House aides denied politics influenced the affair and provided Romney’s telegram and past-action summaries for background.
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Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
White House
Detroit
Cyrus Vance
Vance
John Throckmorton
George Chrise Han
Romney
Hairnets Ordered for Hippie Waiters in San Francisco
San FranciscoHealth Department ordered hairnets for longhaired waiters in the Haight Ashbury district to prevent stray hair contamination. Public Health Director Ellis D. Sox cited existing law gaps and said nets or an approved confinement method will be required regardless of gender.
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Ashbury
City Health Department
Pubhle
Ellis D. Sox
Sox
Black Muslim Ties Probed in London
FBI agents and Scotland Yard detectives investigate possible links between Black Muslim leaders in the United States and Britain. The agencies met at the U.S. Embassy to discuss international activities of Michael de Freitas, Britain's Black Muslims leader, who appeared with Stokely Carmichael during a recent British visit. Home Secretary Roy Jenkins later barred Carmichael from re entering Britain.
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FBI
Scotland Yard
United States
Britain
U.S
Michael de Freitas
Michael
de Freitas
Stokely Carmichael
Roy Jenkins
Carmichael
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