Neva Carmichael hits keyboard seminar and local notices
Mrs Neva Carmichael returns from the Sherwood Music School thirty fourth Annual Keyboard Seminar in Chicago August 3 12. The Neva Esther Music Studio plans a later opening. Weiner roast August 21 at Linda Kay Monks home 904 Berry St at 6 p.m. Revival service August 23 27 at Rising Star Baptist Church 7 30 p.m. Rev L C Lambert speaker. Marie Cooper and Lola Johnson back from 10 day Miami Beach trip with Nassau charter flight. Obituary Frank Bud Johnson aged 87 died August 17 survived by wife seven daughters.
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Neva Carmichael
Chicago
Sherwood Music School
Neva
Rising Star Baptist Church
L. C. Lambert
Camden
Arkansas
Marie Cooper
Hope
Lola Johnson
Dallas
Miami Beach
Convention of the Business and Professional Women's Club
Nassau
Bahamas
Frank
Bud) Johnson
May Bell Johnson
Gussie Porter
Christine Walker
Edna Morrison
Los Angeles
Lillian Johnson
Omaha
Callie Boamer
Beatrice Boatner
Gracie Loudermilk
Sallie Leasley
Nashvile
Sarah Brown
McCaskill
Arthur Pickens
Arcenie Miller
Carl Hill
Mt. Zion C.M.E
St. Peters Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home of
Stamps
Nixon cautions on new economic plan amid optimism
AP dispatches report President Nixon noting the plan poses some problems yet expressing confidence that most Americans favor the approach. Other items show the government halting certain wage and labor gains, labor seeks broader controls, and Mills signals possible tax relief as Congress weighs the package.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Timely Quotes on Economic Growth and Policy
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. argues that an economy with a GNP over a trillion dollars and affecting 200 million people cannot be abruptly reversed. He likens such policy shifts to stabilizing a Yo Yo rather than quick reversals.
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Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Bolivia Crisis: Leftist Government Faces Rebels
In La Paz and Santa Cruz, leftist military governors mobilize to defend the government as rebels seize Santa Cruz. President Torres proclaims control with broad backing, while unions threaten strikes and workers’ militias prepare for further action amid street clashes and a deadly flare up.
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Harold Olmos
Associated Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Santa Cruz
Torres
Bolivian Workers Confederation
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
Socialist Falange
Popular Front
Radio Pirai
Labor unions clash with Nixon over wage freeze scope
AFL CIO President George Meany blasted Nixon's wage and price freeze as inadequate, predicting inflation will continue while some prices remain exempt. He urged Congress to curb profits and interest rates and called for contract cancellations or strikes if wage hikes are blocked. Teamsters leader Frank Fitzsimmons supported the plan but criticized lack of controls on profits. Meany warned the 90 day freeze may not end in mid November and urged unions to act to protect workers.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Meany
Labor Federation
Teamsters Union
Frank Fitzsimmons
Tank Battle Rages for Eighth Day
North and South Vietnamese forces clash around Camp Carroll and Fire Base Charlie 2 as U.S. B 52 bombers hit the DMZ for the ninth straight day. Reports say 37 North Vietnamese and 17 South Vietnamese soldiers killed with 3 wounded, plus artillery shifts and a separate engagement near Neak Luong in Cambodia leaving six South Vietnamese dead and two wounded.
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Saigon
Charlie 2
Sarge
Camp Carroll
Carroll
Dmz
Cambodia
Neak Luong
Saigon-Phnom Penh
Obscenity ruling hits Oz Magazine editors in London trial
Editors of Oz Magazine Richard Neville Felix Dennis and Jim Anderson were convicted of publishing obscene articles. Neville 15 months with deportation recommendation Dennis nine months Anderson 12 months. London supporters filled streets with protests and fundraising events funded Oz legal fees.
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England
Richard Neville
Felix Dennis
Jim Anderson
London
Andy Warhol
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Germaine Greer
John
Yoko
God Save Us
Michael Argyle
Central Criminal Court
America
Apple Records
Hearing Short After Order Makes It Open
A scheduled State Police Commission hearing was cut short after lawyers for dismissed trooper Billie Davidson obtained a temporary injunction to force openness to the public and press. Davidson, a 11-year veteran corporal from Des Arc, was fired July 22 over a claim of accepting money from Hazen city police.
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Little Rock
State Police Commission
Billie G. Davidson
Des Arc
Hazen
Davidson
Jerry Screeton
Kay Matthews
Commission
J. E. Dunlap
Harrison
Dunlap
Screeton
Prairie County
Police strike threats rock Little Rock backing officers
Bentley led an investigation into a burglary case against Patrolmen Doyle Webb and Ronnie E. Phillips who were fired for alleged beating. The officers deny willful mistreatment and appeal dismissal. The police association seeks Bentley’s removal and a special committee to oversee investigations. Webb and Phillips demand guards while officials vow policing status during possible walkout.
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Gates
Bentley
Mitter
Doyle Webb
Ronnie E. Phillips
Webb
Phillips
Lynch
Miller
Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
Tucker
Gene Worsham
Brueggeman
Little Rock
Pentagon Wage Freeze Battle Winds Through Cabinet Rift
Washington ap report notes Secretary Melvin R. Laird loses influence as Treasury head John Connally wins backing in a dispute over paying length of service raises during Nixon's 90 day wage freeze. Pentagon spokesman Friedheim cites legal authority for boosts while Connally and Packard clash over messaging and policy. The dispute follows broader talks among European finance ministers on exchange rates and monetary reform amid no final agreement.
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Washington
Pentagon
Melvin. R. Laird
Department
Treasury
John B. Connally
Laird
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Connally
Jerry Friedheim
Secretary of Defense
Friedheim
Defense
Cost of Living Council
David Packard
Packard
Nixon Seeks No 1 Status Militarily at Veterans Meet
President Nixon, touring the West, plans to press his economic program while stressing the need to keep the United States No. 1 militarily. He will address the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Dallas after a Grand Teton stop, amid conservative calls for stronger defense and reactions to his planned trip to Communist China.
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Austin
Nixon
Dallas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Smith
Ronald L. Ziegler
Texas
Ziegler
California
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