Romney cites Goldwater prodding Johnson on crime
Gov. George Romney credits Barry Goldwater for pressuring President Johnson to act on crime, a point in Romney's 1968 campaign touring New Hampshire and New York. He backs federal crime-fighting aid measures and faults Johnson's overall handling, while noting Goldwater did not endorse his 1964 ticket.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Concord
N.H
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Republiccan
Johnson
Romney
Goldwater
White House
New
New Hampshire
Dion
Michigan
Senate
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas notices Zenovia Hopson estate No 2130. Administrator Loula Hopson, Route 4 Box 202 Hope Arkansas, appointed February 2 1968. Claims must be verified and filed within six months from first publication or be barred. Publication dates February 5 and 12 1968.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Zenovia Hopson
Route 4
Box 202
Hope
Loula Hopson
Master Of The Estate Of William Norman Friday Notice
The Master Of The Estate Of William Norman Friday Deceased No 2131 Last known address 314 North Hamilton Street Hope Arkansas Date Of Death November 14 1967 The undersigned was appointed administrator February 2 1968 All persons having claims against the estate must verified and filed by February 5 1968 or be barred from any benefit William R Friday 14 North Hamilton St Hope Arkansas
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
William
Norman Friday
Hamilton Street
Hope
William R
North
Hamilton St. Hope
Polk v Polk Chancery Court Warning Order
In Hempstead County Arkansas Patricia Ann Polk sues Leo Preston Polk in No 9285 requiring appearance within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole seals the document with FCCrow as plaintiff solicitor Norman M Smith as attorney ad litem, dated February 1 1998 with notices February 5 12 19 26 1968.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Patricia Ann Polk
Leo Preston Polk
Patricia Aon Polk
Jim Cole
Coal Miners Return in Western Pennsylvania Strike Ends
Soft coal miners in western Pennsylvania returned to work at midnight ending a week long walkout that spread to Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia miners in the district voted to return to the pits. The pause was driven by a dispute over state troopers at a nonunion mine and involved UMW and major producers in a triple compromise.
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Suneday
UMW
Harvey Younker
District 2
Bethlehem Mines Co
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
North American Coal Co
Barnes and Tucker Coal Co
William Hart
Solar Fuel Co
Solar
Fulbright faces calls for restraint in turbulent era
The article describes Fulbright addressing audiences in Pine Bluff and Hot Springs arguing for restraint amid nuclear tensions and Vietnam. It notes speculation that Gov. Faubus might challenge Fulbright, while Fulbright criticizes the Pueblo incident and Tonkin Gulf decisions, urging cautious diplomacy and negotiated settlement where possible.
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Pine Bluff
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Fortier
Descides
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Faubus
Pueblo
USS Literty
Fate Bright
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Hiroubh
Senate
U.S
Southeast Asia
Searcy
North Vietnam
Tme
Tonkin
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