Camelot Legend or History Debated by Archaeologists
British archaeologists in Somerset are favored as the likely site for the lost city of Camelot according to Eddy Gilmore's AP dispatch. The debate weighs Arthurian legend against history as excavations may reveal evidence turning myth into fact.
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Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
King Arthur
Round Table
Camelot
America
Mark Twain
Connecticut
Arthur
Britain
Camlan
Fairyland
Somersetshire
Winchester
England
Wales
Cadbury
Somerset
Middle East
Labrador
Caribbean
Congressmen Irked by Tax Rebelions on Capitol Hill
A tax dispute traps many congressmen living in Washington area homes as Montgomery County Md imposes a 1 percent income tax. Some lawmakers, led by Rep John M Ashbrook Ohio, refuse to pay while arguing they owe taxes to their home states. They still pay property taxes in the local jurisdictions.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Montgomery County
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington-area
Desperate Romeo Is Middle aged Bald Man Losing Hair
HAL BOYLE reflects on aging romance and quirks of modern life. Observations include middle aged bald men clinging to love, inflation, consumer quirks, and social foibles. The piece blends humor on fashion, habits, and cultural trends with playful jabs at cinema and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Hal Boyle
New York
Jack Lemmon
Shirley MacLaine
China Envoys Clash With Police in London Street
In London the Chinese diplomatic mission and police battled outside the delegation. Dozens were hurt as Chinese and Britons clashed with sticks bottles and a revolver was shown but not fired. A large crowd watched two separate confrontations near the Foreign Office.
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London
Red China
Enery
China
Foreign Office
Shock Fatal to Former Hope Woman
Mrs William Frank Martins death resulted from an electric shock at home in Nashville Arkansas while adjusting a television antenna on wet grass. The 42 year old mother of three was a Hempstead County native and member of the Nashville Literary Club and Junior Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband a son and two daughters her mother and a brother. Services are set for Wednesday at Latimer Funeral Chapel with burial in Nashville Cemetery.
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Nashville, Ark
William Frank Martindale
Nashville
Hempstead County
Nashville Literary Club
John Vasco Martindale
Sherron Elizabeth
Lina Martin
College Girl Sentenced
LOS ANGELES AP all that stood between job seekers and 25000 jobs promised during a jobs action telecast today were long lines and red tape. The problem arose after state Employment Service offices, especially in Watts, were so jammed by prospective workers Monday that interviewers couldn't keep pace.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Rent Subsidy Measure Advances in Senate Appropriations
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed 40 million for rent subsidies and 537 million for the model cities program as part of a large 10.4 billion bill. Johnson called the programs vital to urban progress, with floor action planned this week. The housing subsidies would finance about 44,500 units for low income families, while model cities aids address housing, education, transportation, and related urban needs. The House had lower figures for model cities and provided no rent supplements. A conference to merge House and Senate versions is expected after full Senate action.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Housing and Urban Development Department
House
Senate
Senate House
Blair Asked About Missing Oklahoma Girls
Winston Randolph Blair, charged with the murder of 12-year-old Susan Vann of Gilham, was questioned by Oklahoma investigators about two missing Oklahoma girls. Arkansas authorities and Oklahoma officers exchanged information as they weighed connections to the cases.
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Mena
Ark
Winston Randolph Blair
Susan Vann
Gilham
Sevier County
Oklahoma
Blair
Frank Brady
Jerry Lathrop
Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Don Bennett
Oklahoma City
W. W. Bailey
Mid West City
Bailey
Arkansas
Vann
Louis Hilton
de Queen
Farlier
Texarkana
San Diego editor sentenced for marijuana smuggling
Bonnie Jo Bilyeu, 21, former managing editor of San Diego State College’s newspaper, was sentenced to six years in federal prison by Judge James Carter after pleading guilty to smuggling 44 pounds of marijuana at the Mexican border last January. The college board had recommended probation.
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San Diego
Calif
Bonnie Jo Bilyeu
Mane
San Diego State College
Miss Bilyeu
James Carter
Davis and Judge Britt Meet in Hot Springs Discussion
State Police Director Lynn A. Davis met privately with Circuit Judge Henry Britt and Garland County Grand Jury executives. Britt declined to reveal details of the discussion, saying he was not at liberty to discuss, while Davis said he was visiting and getting acquainted with officials.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lynn A. Davis
Henry Britt
Garland County Grand Jury
Britt
Lberty
Davis
All Around Town Highlights and Local Awards
Miss Ina Logan of Fulton receives the John Campanius Holm weather observer award for years of service since 1942. Dr. James W. Branch of Hope elected president of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Academy of General Practice at a Hot Springs clinic. August 24 Naples Texas Monitor features the Huddlestons receiving an Eagle Scout badge. FTA conven tion attendees listed. Mrs. Norman Blaylock heads to Birmingham to join her husband in Army service. Hope Jaycees meet at Red River Votec Tech School.
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Ina Logan
Fulton
John Campanius Holm
Robert M. White
Washington, D.C
Environmental Science Services Administration
Logan
Mmake Danly
Washington
James W. Branch of
Hope
Arkansas
American Academy of General Practice
Hot Springs
Naples, Texas
Norman Blaylock
Janice Lloyd
Birmingham
Ala
Vietnam
Blaylock
Army
Baltimore
Planes Lost Rise to Sixteen in Seven Days War
The U S Air Force reported 16 planes lost between Aug 21 and Aug 27 in North Vietnam, with two Marine fliers listed as missing. Southeast Asia saw intensified Communist shelling, bridge destruction, and three B52 raids on staging bases in the DMZ, as Saigon authorities faced attacks tied to the presidential campaign.
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George McArthur
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U9. Command
Marine AG
Marine AG Command
South Vietnam
My Tho
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
da Nang
Four Black Men Charged in Reported Huttig Incident
Four Black men Sam Causey Thomas Hawkins Robert Lee Barnes and M J Cromwell were charged in Union County with burglary and larceny following a Sunday incident involving a 56 year old Black woman in Huttig. Causey held on 5000 bond. Hawkins Barnes jailed in Crossett. Cromwell at large. Victim Wasing Sline from Marto remained shocked.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Huttig
Union County
Pres
Atty
Beryl Anethony Jr
Sam Causey
Thomas Hawkins
Robert Lee Barnes
Crossett
M. J. Cromwell
Crosesett
Anthony
Grand Laces
Anthony Gary Hawslgs
Barnes
Sline i
Marto
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Dillinger
Joseph E. Mohbat
Culpeper, A
George Lincoln Rockwell
Culpeper National Cemetery
Rockwell
Carl C. Turner
Turner
B.N. Holt
Harold Hendrix
Frank McLarty
Committee of 100
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Schweitzer
Edwin
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thieu-Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Wynne
Arkansas 1
Harold Wilson
Israel
West
Nalso
Mississippi
United Auto Workers Uneon
Camden Man
Camden, Ark
Stephens
the Star Staff
FTA
Future Teachers of America
Patit Jean
Gene Jones
Harry Massanelli
Carol Anthony
Larry Don Alford
Juwanne Reynolds
Donna Byers
Nellie Churchwell
Debbie Watson
Pat Westbrook
Judy Butler
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Huntington Beach
Jimmy Wilson
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Long Beach
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