Automakers Submit Contracts to UAW Amid Labor Tensions
Detroit reports the big three automakers will offer new contracts to the United Auto Workers on Tuesday. Key issues are an unlimited cost of living wage escalator and a 30 year service pension. UAW President Leonard Woodcock insists on these provisions, signaling potential for peace or a strike depending on outcomes.
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F. Mahan
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Boy, 15, Wounded in Vietnam
Walter Lee Martin, a 15 year old from Dothan Alabama, is identified as a twice wounded Vietnam veteran with two tours. He joined at 12 under a fake name, was wounded in country, and was sent home before the Army discovered his real identity. The case details were provided by Assistant U.S. Attorney James Richards.
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Richards
Martin
Albert Lewis Jr
Vietnam
Ft. Gordon
Lewis
Alabama
Ft. Carson
Army
Albert Lewis Jrs
FBI
Probation Department
Colo
iWalter Lee Martin
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Dothan
Ala
U.S
James Richards
Arkansas Forecast for Weekend Highs in the 90s
Weather service reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday shows high 87 and low 80. Forecast for Arkansas calls for generally fair weather through Saturday with little temperature change. Expect highs in the low to mid 90s on Saturday and tonight’s low in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Integration Brings Some Violence in Split School Desegregation
The Associated Press reports a North Carolina Bullock School near Rocky Mount sustained minor damage from two dynamite blasts as it merges with an all white school in Edgecombe County. In Sparta Georgia hundreds of Black demonstrators protested a desegregation plan while Richmond Virginia officials sought a Supreme Court stay on a city desegregation order affecting 13 000 of 50 000 students. Jackson Mississippi officials faced a school superintendent resignation amid federal court disruption and reports of private school funding by a segregationist council. Some white pupils boycotted in Lamar South Carolina as schools opened without incidents.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Bullock
Rocky Mount
N.C
Edgecombe County
Sparta
Hancock County
Richmond
Supreme Court
Donald B. Mattox Jr
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mattox
Washington
Jackson
Miss
John S. Martin
Delta Democrat Times
Greenville
Jackson Citizens Council
Lamar
S.C
Faubus Attacks Bumpers In Forrest City Barbecue
Former Gov Orval Faubus accused Dale Bumpers of generalities and avoiding issues in the gubernatorial race. Bumpers retorted that Faubus is known for the quote Just because I said it doesn't make it so. Both spoke separately to about 1500 people at a Forrest City barbecue after the Democratic primary.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Forrest City
Faubus
Bumpers
Charleston
Bill Wells
Hermitage
James M. Malone Jr
Lonoke
Hayes McClerkin
Arkansas House
Atty
Joe Purcell
Peace talks expectations in Middle East and MIG strength rise in Vietnam
U N sources foresee months of Arab-Israeli negotiations despite Egyptian insistence on total 1967 war withdrawal. Heikal predicts breakdown before the 90 day cease fire ends. In Saigon, U S sources say North Vietnam’s MIG fleet nears 225 aircraft with 80 plus MIG21s added, aided by Soviet arms and Chinese bases.
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U.N
New York
Mohamed Hassanein Helkal
Cairo
al Ahriam
Heikal
Israel
Saigon
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
America
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
China
North Vietnamese
Tate Case Trial Echoes Copycat Murders and Seeks Truth
Los Angeles AP report details witness testimony linking the Sharon Tate murders to the LaBianca killings as police flag copycat violence. News vendor John Fokianos recalls discussing the Tate case with the LaBiancas hours before their deaths, while Manson and his followers sit on trial for murder and conspiracy.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sharon Tate
Tate
John Fokianos
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Charles M. Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
LaBianca
Manson
Miss Atkins
Hope Star publication details and rates from 1929
The Hope Star notice lists publication history, office address at 212 14 S Walnut Hope Arkansas, staff titles including editor and manager, various professional affiliations, national ad representation, and subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery across multiple counties. It notes second class postage and filing as a local daily newspaper with affiliated agencies and offices.
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Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Oula
Che Ceeay
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark Counties
Faubus on Desegregation and Politics in Arkansas
In a televised interview Faubus warned against federal pressure on busing while noting nationwide opposition. He disputed closing Little Rock High Schools in 1958, saying the people voted to close them under a legal mandate. He claimed gambling was halted by a 1960s action and described the GOP as growing stronger, needing more elected officials in Arkansas.
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Othor
Faubus
Hugh Pollard
Little Rock
Pollard
Hot Springs
Winthrop) Rockefeller
Arkansas
National Party
GOP
McClure Named SCA Comptroller
Robert E. McClure a senior auditor for the Arkansas Legislative Audit Division in Little Rock has been named comptroller at State College of Arkansas at Conway. He replaces Benny Horton who was appointed vice president for financial affairs. Faubus comments follow about political strategy and race dynamics in the state. He predicts a smaller vote on September 8 and calls for gains from defeated candidates to win.
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Conway, Ark
Robert E. McClure
Arkansas Legislative Audit Division
Little Rock
State College of Arkansas
Conway
McClure
Benny Horton
Orval Faubus
Bumpers
Gov. Francis Cherry
Faubus
Gov. Cherry
Pentagon Budget Fight Stalls Major Cut in Spending
The Senate rejected a plan to cap defense outlays, voting 42 to 31 against a general $5.2 billion cut from Nixon's $71.2 billion defense budget. Proxmire and Mathias urged a $66 billion cap, arguing large wasteful programs could be trimmed. Senator Stennis warned cuts would cost about two million jobs in defense and Pentagon sectors.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Charles Mathias
D-Miss
Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Defense
Al Rose to speak at Hope Lions Club meeting
Camden District Governor 7-K Al Rose, veteran newspaperman and longtime Camden Lions Club member, will address the Hope Lions Club on Monday August 31 at 12 10 p m. Rose editing Camden News for 35 years, writing Al's Alfalfa since 1927, and serving as Public Relations Director for Ouachita Hospital.
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al Rose
Camden
Hope Lions Club
Lion Rose
Camden Lions Club
Camden News
The
News
Ouachita Hospital
United Charities
United Fund
Camden Junior Chamber of
Funeral services for William Stroud Faulkner at Hern Don Chapel
Funeral services for 46 year old William Stroud Faulkner will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Hern don Chapel with Rev. Lacey Rowe officiating. Burial follows in Bright Star Cemetery. Survivors include one son William Ray Faulkner one daughter Rebecca Ann Faulkner his mother Mrs Eva Faulkner and his grandmother Mrs Fairy Stroud of Hope two stepdaughters Mrs Barbara Martin of Tulsa Oklahoma and Mrs Mary Wingfield of Hillsboro Texas one stepson William Laramore of Hillsboro Texas. The text then discusses bird neck vertebrae noting birds average about 14 neck vertebrae with swans at 23.
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Herndon Chapel
Lacey Rowe
Bright Star Cemetery
William Ray Faulkner
Rebecca Ann Faulkner
Eva Faulkner
Fairy Stroud
All of Hope
Barbara Martin
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Wingfield
Hillsboro
Tex
William Laramore
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