Millwood Reservoir land condemnation in Hempstead County Arkansas
Notice of a condemnation action filed for the Millwood Reservoir project in Hempstead County Arkansas. The United States seeks to acquire rights to flood control and mosquito control easements on Schedule A lands, with specific tracts 2422E 2430E and 2435 in Hempstead County. Owners and heirs are urged to respond within five days if they object.
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Four games set in Dixie Seniors World Series tourney
In Monroe Louisiana the Dixie Seniors World Series opens with four first round results. Alabama Jersey Joeytown edged Texarkana 3 4 2, Pascagoula defeated St Bernard Parish 7 2, Monroe beat Hixon Redbank 1 0, and Norcross blanked West Monroe 6 0 as teams from Alabama Louisiana Georgia and Mississippi advance. There are about 21 280 active blacksmiths in the United States.
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Procedure for Troops Outlined
Washington AP reports the Justice Department outlined a three step procedure for states to obtain federal troops to quell riots. It requires proof of serious domestic violence, inability of local police and National Guardsmen, and a written presidential request, though in extreme emergencies written requests may not be required.
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Agencies Say Negroes Are Still Lagging
Two federal commissions report Negroes and Spanish-Americans lag whites in jobs and education. Civil Rights Commission urges desegregation laws and action against harassment in schools. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission notes higher unemployment and concentration in low‑pay work. A separate piece cites limited progress since 1954.
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Aiken says tax hike short of what war costs need
Sen George D Aiken Republican Vermont says Johnson war tax proposal of 10 percent is well short of what is needed and plans to seek the rest after the election He backs Mike Mansfield on escalation of the Vietnam war and notes 45000 more troops and the battleship New Jersey being sent to the combat zone as signs the conflict may deepen.
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World’s forward urge traced to uneasy men, says Seneca
A compact church calendar notes Bethel A.M.E. will host the Hum ming Bees of Texarkana and Mysterious Gospel Singers of Magnolia on Sunday night August 13 at 7 30 open to the public Rev J E Hughes pastor. Travel updates show Will Logan returning from a multi city trip area posts. Prince Rainier and Princess Grace make a Los Angeles return in 1956 wedding tale.
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Indictments in Newark Riots Move Forward
Three weeks of arraignments and indictments by the Essex County grand jury clear Newark’s jails of most of the 1,465 arrested during July rioting. 489 indictments involve 700 persons. 55 complaints against 70 were dismissed. Most defendants seek jury trials. trials for pending cases begin Sept. 25 with pretrial motions Sept. 15.
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UA LRU to Merge by April 1968
Dr. Carey V. Stabler president of Little Rock University told staff that the merger with the University of Arkansas should become effective April 15 1968 barring opposition from Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller or the General Assembly. He noted the state would gain 83 acres of campus and a dozen buildings plus a strong faculty and a program costing about 50 million to replicate over about ten years. Courses at UALA will include all taught at Arkansas except agriculture and medicine.
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Housing loan for 80 low rent homes approved in Trumann Ark
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced approval of 1,197,140 for construction of 80 low rent homes at Trumann in Poinsett County Arkansas. The item notes a separate linguistic trivia about the word frijol in Spanish America and Mexican usage for kidney beans.
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Trouble for Johnson as 1968 election nears
AP analysis outlines President Johnson facing mounting woes ahead of the 1968 election. Vietnam war woes, city riots, and taxes strain administration. Dirksen offers cautious critique as Johnson weighs Vietnam strategy, domestic unrest, and tax measures amid uncertain Republican opposition. Johnson seeks a decisive win rather than a truce, amid rising pressures.
Weather Report for Arkansas and Kansas Regions
Arkansas area shows partly cloudy and humid conditions through Wednesday with a chance of isolated thundershowers mainly tonight and Wednesday. Highs mid 90s, lows tonight mid 70s. Northwest and Northeast Kansas clear to partly cloudy with continued heat and widespread showers or thundershowers possible. Highs 95 to 102, lows in the 70s. Southwest and Southeast Kansas clear to partly cloudy, hot and humid through Wednesday with isolated showers or thundershowers. Highs 94 to 102, lows in the 70s.
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