Page Tore Wants a List of Charges Against Prison Staff
Pine Bluff Arkansas an attorney for former prison official Jim Bruton and other ex staff asked for a list of charges against them including alleged excessive punishment The request was made in Tucker Brigon Farrand Jess Wilson and others represented by Ry Ac Etibott based on the torn page text
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Strosney
Jim Bruton
Sipelme Fendant
Tucker Brigon Farrand
Jess Wilsor
Arden
Ry Ac Etibott
Transfer of Agri School Is Sought
Arkansas Senate tables a resolution to study transferring the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture to Arkansas State University. The measure, by Sen. Raymond Heern of Jonesboro, claims Northwest Arkansas is no longer the agricultural center. ASU is in Jonesboro and UA in Fayetteville.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
University of Arkansas
Col Lege of Agriculture
Arkansas State University
Ser
Raymond Chubby” Heern
Jonesboro
Arkansas State
State Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
Arkansas
Clifton Wade
Fayetteville
Asus
Arkansas Senate backs convention call amid prison reform moves
The Arkansas Senate approved a measure to let voters decide on calling a constitutional convention amid move toward prison reform. Critics warned of potential gubernatorial appointment of judges, while supporters touted no danger to the people. House action paused as lawmakers delayed two prison reform bills and examined others on corrections, probation, and sentences. The chamber also moved to reimburse Gov. Rockefeller’s contingency fund and kept to precedent over an attorney general opinion.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
Alcetoraleo
General Assembly
Senate
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Melvin Chambers
Magnolia
Dan
T. Sprick
Guy Jones
Conway
Department of Corrections
House
State Poice
Jimmie McKissack
Star City
James Sheets
Siloam Springs
Winthrop Rockefeller
Budget Cuts Hit Foreign Aid And Korea Request
Congress trims nearly one billion from the administration foreign aid budget for the current year. The $100 million Korea aid likely survives. hearings set for February 26. Debate over aid tied to Vietnam war and broader fiscal politics, with bids for further military and economic assistance.
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Robert A. Hunt
Beoga Wester
Washington
Congressional
Johnson
South Kos Red
Congress
E. Ross Adale
Indiana
House
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Adair
Bow
South Korea
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Thomas E. Moregan
D-Pa
Wll
J. We Fulbergity
Atk
Seng
Bourke
Hicken
Karli
Mundt
Raf
Economié Assiste Aide
Arkansas Weather Report From Experiment Station
The 24 hour report ends at 7 AM Friday with a high of 52 and a low of 21. Forecasters say fair conditions will continue with a chilly trend tonight and Saturday with lows ranging from 16 to 26 as a cold front moves through Arkansas. The Associated Press reports the forecast favors cooler, drier air and clear to partly cloudy skies across the state.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas
Juneau
del Gays
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Night of unrest near Orangeburg sparks clashes
Associated Press reports about a guarding action near Orangeburg involve about 75 Black residents firing on police and National Guardsmen as a bonfire was extinguished. Police say one officer was struck, ambulances ferried wounded students from Claflin College area, and guardsmen sealed the State campus. McCrady notes guardsmen fired no rounds despite new Nye rounds and tear gas plans were dropped due to wind.
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Page One
Columbia
Associated Press
Dozier Mobley
Niemen
National
Orangeburg Regional
Claflin College
South Carolina State
Ing
Robert McCrady
Alyort
McCrady
Marine private tries hijacking Pan Am flight to Hong Kong
Marine Private William Lee Clark of the 1st Division's 1st Field Artillery Group attempted to hijack a Pan American DC-8 loaded with 83 servicemen for a rest and recuperation flight to Hong Kong. A four star general authorized action. pilot and co pilot prevented the assault after two hours and 48 minutes with tear gas. No charges filed as authorities investigate.
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John Lengel
Breas
Cha. Nang
Pan American Airlines
U.S
Hong Kong
Air Force
William Lee Clark
1St. Piald Artillery Group
Vietnam
Archer
Jones
Turbulent 1968 Jetway Standoff Ends With Custody
A hijacking scare aboard a plane near Vietnam era tensions ended when air police seized the intruder after tear gas was deployed from the cabin. Intervening figures include Col. Paul Watson and a chaplain, with Gen Westmoreland’s order to prevent takeoff. Also cited is a proclamation designating February 1968 American Music Month by Mayor Donal Parker of Hope, Arkansas. A note on the wahoo tuna’s top speed closes the piece.
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Paul Watson
Washington, D.C
366Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Watson
Hanoi
Archer
Wiliam C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Clark
Tive
Donal Parker
Hope
Ark
City of Hope
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United Nations Security Council
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Tex
J. Hugh Lockadoo
Arkadelphia
Morrell Gathright
Milt Earnhart
Fort Smith
Kxar Kolumn
National Electric Week
Hope Water & Light System
Goodyear Service Store
Hamm Tire & Appliance
Haskell Jones
National Federation of Music Clubs
United States
Hope Star
Ymersury Yuntrys
Salerion Seape Yuntege
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