Over-Emphasis on School Fault Delivers a Shock
A fragmented headline style account describes confusion during a college event in Aug Gabington. It details a windy November day as students and youths react to a chaotic scene with speakers, sport and scholarly themes blending into a tense confrontation. The piece mentions scholars, educators, and the public amid a debate on discipline, study and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabington
Calara
Maer
Anya
Kenta
Hrainh
Alor
Hele
Sven Wellboard
Mil
Rae
Thoakogether
Jumbled Page One Text With Disjoint Dialogues and Repeats
A garbled OCR style passage features scattered phrases about Boyle OyNe and Page One with abrupt interjections. The text mentions Awol, education, and athletics themes, interlaced with names like West Putney and Lt Woat Pout, alongside disjointed quotes and incomplete sentences.
Copper Strike Voted For August 20 Amid Turbulence
Fragmented account describes a vote related to a copper strike scheduled for August 20. The report mentions unions, wage policy debates, and local figures in Denver and surrounding areas, with scattered quotes and unclear sequence of events. The piece appears to mix political action, industrial issues, and social commentary in a crowded, garbled paste.
Arsenal and secrets in the Vietnamese intrigue
Alan confronts Benoit at a doorway about a seven millimeter pistol and a bolt holster as they discuss Ho Chi Minh era guerilla networks. The conversation reveals a global web of factions, kinds of support, and looming danger while the two characters debate alliance and danger.
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Alun
Enolt
Benoit
Alan
End of hearings on Ozark Co op power project
Hearing concluded on the proposed Ozark Cooperative power project with broad opposition from Ark com missioners and local lawyers. Officials indicated a decision would come soon as parties debate construction routes and selling terms to Southwestern Power Administration. Representatives from Arkansas Power firms and labor groups argued against the plan citing equity and rate concerns.
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Ozark
Gitte Boyko
Arkansas
Keath Ward
Vheevap Arkungas
Openmictive Corp
Bus
PSCO
West Arkansas
Freility
SPA mm
Atlace Nise
AGIEC
Iit Te Vast
Gaa Avia
Thomas
Pikebvah
Linde Rock
Eitvhiysh
Arkansas Meyer
Puyse
Fitzhugh
Richart
Texarkana
Southacystern Gas
Eleetric Cou
PSC
Arkansas-Missit Priver Corp
Arkansas Paws Wand Tait Coop Otkaheameacha
Eleetric
ALE Interawa Brotherhand
Electrical Workers
Warren Rejects Parking Meters
Warren voters rejected a proposal to install parking meters in a citywide election. The measure, backed by city officials, failed alongside a prior parking initiative several years earlier.
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Warren
Gipdin
Pacriar
Installatain
Mayer 9
Gervisers
Casualty Report Updates From Korea Defense Dept Says
The Defense Department announced additional U.S. battle casualties in Korea with 37 dead and 8 missing, along with 13 wounded in action in new battle losses and related accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Korea
Democrats Press McCarthy Ouster Amid Internal Strife
Washington reports Democrats move to oust Senator McCarthy as internal disputes flare over party leadership. Benton and Hoyle deny wrongdoing while investigations and public hearings are urged, with party factions urging resignation and a shift toward party unity before the 1982 primary season.
McCarthy to Name State Dept Suspects
Senator McCarthy said in a Washington speech that by tomorrow he will name State Department employees under loyalty investigations. He listed 24 people he believes still active, with some high officials allegedly involved. On Meet the Press he vowed to publish the names from his office with or without assurance from news services. The AP UP and INS declined any advance statements, saying their duty is to report news promptly.
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Washington
McCarthy
Iit
Nin
Letmor Bent Couns
Senate Rifles
Westonday
William M Royle Jr
von Chadriman
Tid Atiua
Corvales
Masto
Ehaanan
Charman Hayoe
Toey
Lowe
Wherry
Steieler
Cote
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
Wisconsin
Maryland
Millard Tyelines
Aus
Wis
Coeday
Senate
State Department
NBC
Tas
Weiting
Associated Press
McCartey
United Press
Laternational News Service
United Press and International News Service
Conservation of Soil Is Needed Now
In Hempstead County a county committee chairman urges farmers to act in the next 60 days on soil conservation. Recommended practices include limestone testing for pasture, building stock ponds and terraces, and improved drainage. Notable locals, including families from Hope and Ozan, have recently constructed ponds and terraces, underscoring the need to protect soil moisture and reduce erosion.
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Earl Martinsale
Martindale
Hope
Jesse DeLacqueseaux
Lester Brown
B.C. Lewis
Mr. Martindale
P.M. A
Tarry
C. F
Wade Gilbert
Washington
Woo
Taylor
Ozin
Hill
Ofan
Anniv L
Christian
Ozant
Eva B. Miller
Hempstead County Fair
Guy Green
Onur
I. P. Webby
Ozan
Tess Washes
Oxins
David Pisgee
RL 1
jHonpstead County
G. Q. Royston
Wevins
Ovan
R. L. McCain
Nope
John Dillehey
Nashville
Virgil Pollitt
PMA
Soil Conservation Service
Ouachita Barge Meet Set for August Seventeenth
A meeting here will discuss freight transport on the Ouachita river and the effort to halt three locks from being removed by U S engineers. Shippers and local businessmen are urged to attend with officials John Lo McCinan and Rep. Oren Harris likely present.
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Dorado
Ouachita River
South Arkansas
River Dan
U.S
John Lo McCinan
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Quachita Valley Group
Can
The Four Stars to Sing at BeeBee Memorial Church
The Four Stars gospel singers of Hot Springs will render a program at the BeeBee Memorial C M. E. church Sunday night August 12. The public is invited. Miss Nevada Williams of Gary Tod is the guest of her mother Mrs. Willow Williams. One family.
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Four Stars Gospel Singers of
Hot Springs
BeeBee Memorial C M. BE
Nevada Williams
Gary, Tod
Willow Williams
Arkansas October Draft Quota set at 144 men
State selective service headquarters announced the October quota with 144 men needed for named services. It also notes 225 Arkansans will receive calls. The report warns that abandoning river locks would harm industry, halt river navigation, and cause environmental hazards from dumping waste into the Ouachita.
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Littles Rock
Aye ‘Cargas
Servier Headquarers
Snd
Arkansans
Ouachita
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Pat
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Uncle Ho
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Hicks Funeral Home
St.Joseph
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