No Shooting of Looters in Times-Herald Editorial
The editor argues Attorney General Ramsay Clark misspoke promoting police training while not shooting looters. He warns against political self service and notes higher insurance costs from riots, praising frontier justice and the Texas Rangers as contrasts to today.
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U.S
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Jorges
Department of Justice
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America
All America
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Hope
Ark
Frontier Justice
Texas Rangers
Texas
Rangers
Lone Ranger
234 Enemies Killed in Fighting on Northern Front
Adventure along the northern edge of South Vietnam produced heavy clashes with 165 enemy soldiers killed near Gio Linh, and 69 more North Vietnamese deaths in three encounters near Camp Carroll and Con Thien. U S and South Vietnamese forces used tanks artillery and air power as casualties included three South Vietnamese soldiers and 16 government troops with 15 Marines wounded. Revival services begin Sunday at Guernsey Baptist Church led by Rev Cecil Sutley through August 25 with nightly 7:30 p.m. meetings.
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Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Gio Linh
Dmz
Camp Carroll
Con Thien
Cam Lo River
Guernsey Baptist Church
Cecil Sutley
U.S. Puts Burden on Enemy to Say if Lull Is De-escalation Sign
President Johnson's administration places the onus on North Vietnam to declare whether the South Vietnamese battlefield lull signals de-escalation. Defense Secretary Clifford says the lull reflects preparation for a new offensive and only Hanoi can clarify if combat levels are dropping.
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U.S
Bob Horton
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Clark M. Clifford
Hanoi
Clifford
Pentagon
Noton
Vietnam
Atttak
Trne
Tipa
Blevins Public Schools Set to Open August 26
Grady Cathey, Superintendent of Schools, announced Blevins Public Schools will open August 26. Parents of first graders must meet requirements including age, birth certificate, immunization record, and Arkansas immunization law. Vaccination against smallpox and polio, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, and measles required. Registration dates set for August 28 for grades 1 2 3 7 8 9 and August 27 for grades 4 5 6 10 11 12. Buses run regular times with noon dismissal. first full day August 28. four preschool faculty conferences August 22.
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Grady Cathey
Blevins Public Schools
Cathey
Arkansas
General Assembly
Truth Like Medicine Sugar-Coated Wording Critiques Doubletalk
New York AP writer RAL Boyle surveys doubletalk as a social skill, arguing honesty is softened like medicine. Examples show evasive phrasing to spare feelings, while highlighting the speaker’s motive and maturity in recognizing vague language.
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Ral Boyle
New York
Negroes Fear Agnew Over Rights Issue
The resignation of Gov Spiro Agnew's only Negro staffer strikes fear in the GOP about black dissatisfaction within the party. Adviser J Earl Dearing notes revolt or coolness among Negroes, urging Agnew to meet with ghetto communities and craft positive programs.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Gilbert Ware
Agnew
Maison
Ware
Annapolis
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
San Diego
Calif
J. Earl Dearing
Louisville
New York
Jackie Robinson
Nelson A
Rockefeller
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Robinson
Earler Nixon
South
Eugene J. McCarthy
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vietnam
Rotor Blade Separation Caused Compton Helicopter Crash
The NTSB blamed a blade separation from the central hub for the Compton helicopter crash that killed 21. The Sikorsky S61 operated by Los Angeles Airways carried 18 passengers and 2 crew from Los Angeles to Disneyland when it plummeted near a children's playground.
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Washington
Compton
Calif
National Transportation Safety Board
Los Angeles Airways
Los Angeles
Disneyland
G and F Commissioner moves to block ouster action
G and F commissioner Farris seeks to halt ouster proceedings started by Gov Rockefeller. The move alleges improper hearing conduct and demands a copy of the evidence report. Rockefeller accuses Newt Halley and Ernest Hogue of personal gain and plans to pursue charges against them after they are notified. Farris' hearing, postponed for tuberculosis treatment, faces continuation once he is able to attend.
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Raysmond
Farris
Bisead
State Game and Fish Commission
Winthrop Rockefeller
Pulaski Chattery
Rockefeller
Newt Halley
Rogers
Ernest Hogue
Walner
Commission
H. W. McMillan
Arkadelphia
McMillan
Halley
Hogue
Halley Supply Co
G & F Com
Blevins Schools to End Dual System in 1968
Grady Cathey, superintendent, announced that at the start of the coming school year the district will discontinue the dual system of education in response to a HEW demand. HEW warns that federal aid will be withheld if the dual system is not eliminated immediately, beginning Fall 1968.
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Grady Cathey
Blevins Board of Education
HEW
Balance of Payments Best in Years
Washington reports the second quarter shows the best balance of payments in two years though gains stem from special factors. The dollar drain slowed to about 150 million, a sharp improvement from 660 million in Q1. The two-quarter deficit totals 810 million, suggesting potential improvement over 1967 but cautions remain.
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Washington
U.S
Tomn
Hope High cheerleaders win five ribbons at SMU camp
Hope High School seniors returned from a Cheerleader Camp at Southern Methodist University in Dallas with five ribbons including three second places and two third fourth places. Nancy Martindale was invited back next year as an instructor. Other attendees were Linda Wray, dusty Croom, Della Jordan, Lasmar Cox. Reverend E. J. White leaves First Assembly for Fayetteville. Local Little League remarks by Orville Heary. council workshop set for August 117 at the School Administration Building downtown. Explorer Rae 8 youths from Evansville, Indiana stranded here. local volunteers provide shelter at Farr Park hut, meals from Kiwanis and Lions Clubs, and Joe's City Restaurant. Young Chevrolet donates supplies before departure.
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Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Nancy Martindale
Linda Wray
Dusty Croom
Della Jordan
Lasmar Cox
Fom
Evansville
Ind
Hope
Farr Park
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Century Bible Class
Joe’s
Young Chevrolet
Derren Feders
Indiana Boys
Missile sites to close as Pentagon trims defense budget
The Pentagon announced 23 Nike Hercules missile batteries and seven headquarters units will be deactivated across 12 states to save $18.8 million this year and $64 million in later years. Also reduces Army active strength by 4,200 and inactivates National Guard units in Missouri and Texas.
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Olathe
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Warington
Fl. Tilden
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Watershed Group Plans August 19 Meeting at Mes Cas Fulbright
A meeting of residents concerned with the South and Middle Fork Ozan Creek watershed is set for Monday evening August 19 at 8 30 pm. The goal is to finish petitions being circulated and present them to the Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors. The Hempstead County Board of Supervisors will hold the session at the grid school house building at Mes Cas Fulbright.
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Ozan Creek
Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Hempstead County Board of Supervisrs
Gid
Mes Cas
Fulbright
Little Rock
Charles
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