Free press and Sweden’s model in law and unions
An excerpt discusses editors alignment and public access, citing Sweden’s 1766 press principle later modernized in 1946, noting official records remain accessible. It reflects on U.S. freedom, a SNPA note on a Congress- signed measure, and contrasts with union fines and Right to Work debates in Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wwe
Congress
SNPA
Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Seventh Circuit Court Court of Appeals
Lynchburg
Money at Rotary meeting sparks talk on monetary system
Hope Rotary Club heard Jack Braunagel discuss the nation’s monetary woes at luncheon, noting shrinking gold reserves and silver supply with a copper problem looming, while offering no firm solution. Guests included Joe Wolf and James Holt among others.
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Jack Braunagel
Hope Rotary Club
Hot Springs
Gus Herndon
B. N. Holt
Joe Wolf
Little Rock
Capt
James Holt
Dayton
Warren Butler
Lloyd
U. S
Millwood Dai
Woman Dies in Wreck at Prescott
Mrs. Lezie Faulks, 82, of Prescott, died in a two car crash on state Highway 24 at the city limits. She was a passenger in Caesar Faulks’s car which collided with Gerry Crain, 18, of Prescott. Three Faulks children were injured. Body Recovered From Creek: Michael Davis, 14, of Malvern, lost in Town Creek while swimming. two other boys escaped.
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Prescott
Lezie Faulks
Bob Cockman
Malvern, Ark
Michael Davis
Malvern
Town Creek
Davis
Lunar Orbiter Enters Moon Orbit For Closeup Photos
AP reports NASA's 850 pound Lunar Orbiter reached lunar orbit at 11 34 a m Sunday after a 10 minute rocket burn. It will photograph a 3000 mile strip along the equator for nine potential Apollo landing sites, with a planned low orbit to capture and transmit images in coming days.
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Robert Cooke
Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Navy
Lee &. Scherer
NASA
Clifford H. Nelson
Lunar
Willam Boyer
Boyer
A Big Variety of Information Comes Through the Mail
A HAL BOYLE AP column notes odd facts from reader mail. It cites rattlesnakes rarely rattling before striking, rising U S population west of the Mississippi, cheetah speeds, education spending, smoking cessation, teen dieting, and census costs. The piece blends curio figures and social trends with a playful, speculative tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mississippi
Atmetiea
Pews Sapake
Raids on Friendly Villages Widen in Vietnam Actions
AP reports two more apparently mistaken attacks in South Vietnam. In the Mekong Delta five villagers were killed and 15 wounded. in the demilitarized zone four civilians were killed and 35 wounded. A U.S. spokesman could not confirm aircraft causes in both incidents. Additionally a battalion of the 1st Cavalry clashed with North Vietnamese forces near Plei Me with light American casualties. The air offensive over North Vietnam continued with 108 missions and two planes shot down.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
North
Mekong
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
1St Cavalry
U.S. Air Force
Marine
Navy
Pentraleum
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Four Killed in Arkansas Weekend Traffic Toll
An Oklahoma man Walter Earl Baty 45 and his mother Willia Sade 66 died when their car crashed into a stopped moving van on U S 71 about 13 miles south of De Queen. Truck driver Ronald W Cudaback 25 of Rogers was uninjured. The AP tally counted four weekend highway deaths across Arkansas from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
U.S. 71
de Queen
Walter Earl Baty
Sallisaw
Okla
Baty
Willia Sade
Ronald W. Cudaback
Rogers
Arkansas
Lezie Faulks
Prescot
Caeser Faulks
Tentative Pact in Airline Strike Depends on Vote
President Johnson says weekend talks with Westmoreland strengthened belief that Viet Nam war will not be defeated by Communists. Westmoreland expects further troop needs this year, while other developments include Sihanouk seeking to cancel a planned U S trip, talks of selective naval blockades, and continued airline strike negotiations.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
U.S
LBJ
Texas
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Jovin
W. Averell Harriman
Cambodia
New York
Searchlight
United States
South Viet Nam
Demlitarized Zone
U. S
Washington
Congress
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Arkansan killed in Louisiana crash identified
A two car collision near Baton Rouge on Sunday killed two men. They were Horace R. Parker, 46, of McGehee Arkansas, and Richard J. St. Romain, 25, of near Port Allen Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge
Horace R. Parker
McGehee, Ark
Richard J. St. Romain
Port Allen
Outstanding DeMolay member named in Arkansas
Ronald Wayne Faulkner, 19, of Jonesboro, Ark., was chosen as the most outstanding DeMolay member in Arkansas, announced Saturday by the International Supreme Council of the organization in Kansas City AP report.
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Kansas City
Ronald Wayne Faulkner
Jones
Ooro
Ark
Arkansas
International Supreme Council of the Organization
Community notices from Hope area events and addresses
Local groups meet weekly including All Around Town and American Legion at private homes, with junior high football gear and practice announced in new gym. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 hosts regular meeting, Masons invited. AFB address listed for Travis AFB transfer. senior high activities and college orientation updates noted along with Head Start appreciation and volunteer thanks.
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Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Maseter Masons
Strikers Vote on Tentative A M Aircraft Contract
Washington AP reports a tentative three year contract for 35,100 machinists across United Eastern National Northwest Trans World airlines, worth about 90 million dollars with a cost of living wage escalator. Workers to vote possibly tomorrow after 20 hours of talks.
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Netl Ghlbride Washington
James J. Reynolds
ARL~ Cio International Association of Machinists
Pol
Hoy) Siemiller
Labor Department
Siemiller
Reynolds
White House
United
Eastern
National
Nothwest
Trans World
State Housing Profits Cited in Senate Hearing
Washington Republican Senator John J. Williams cited three FHA program cases as examples of loose practices yielding windfall profits. He pointed to Surminit House Apartments in Little Rock Village Square Inc in Little Rock sponsored by Philander Smith College and the Baptist Golden Age Home in Hot Springs sponsored by the Second Baptist Church.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Federal Housing Administration
Arkansas
Williams
Little Rock
Village Square, Inc
Little Rork
Phillander Smith College
Mot Springs
Second Baptist Church of
Young Democrats to Back Nominees in Arkansas Vote
The Young Democrats of Arkansas will support the November general election nominees. President Ty Files of Little Rock led a unanimous VO A executive committee vote approving the resolution at the regular meeting Saturday.
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Piytle Rock Fapal Aetroerstic
Young Democrats of
Arkansas
Ty Files
Little Buck
Yi Iittee
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