Local debates on busing and education policy
The article discusses school district responsibilities for busing policies and the role of local authorities in enforcing decisions. It notes calls by Young to include anti-busing measures in a special legislative session, while Governor Rockefeller’s secretary Faulkner says such plans are in progress. Wayne Plummer of International Paper spoke at Red River Vocational Tech School on forestry management and company prospects in Arkansas.
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Rockefeller
Robert Faulkner
Wayne
Plummer
Conservation
Forester
International Paper Company
Camden
Red River Vocational Technical School
Arkansas
States Move Toward Racial Balance in Schools
Southern states push plans to desegregate by busing with legal approval in Georgia and pending bills in Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana. Pasadena orders rapid integration as U.S. realigns buses to meet court rulings. Local funding totals 1.03 million dollars with 210000 covered by the state and 820000 needed from other sources.
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McKeithen
Louisiana
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Mississippi
Alpert Brewer
Alabama
Ford ‘Bilington
Justice Department
West Coast
Pasadena
U.S. Dist
Manuel Real
Yvette Lightfoot
Pasadena School Board
Curb Pill Flow to Students Faces House Debate
Four Democratic members of the House Select Committee on Crime propose a bill to cap amphetamine production to curb illegal use among high school students. A Republican alternative mirrors the plan but omits quotas, arguing it overreaches governmental control. The measures include licenses, inspections, and limited prescriptions, with a prohibition on manufacturing methamphetamines except for scientific research.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Select Committee On
Jerome Waldie
Dcalif
United States
American Medical Association
Crime Committee
Democrats
Senate
House
House Crime Comittes
Kuuwah
Thers
Aid Music
Hempstead Child Development Center Opens Soon
The Hope Junior Auxiliary plans a Hempstead County center for disadvantaged children 3 to 6, operating five days a week for 25 by year end. Located in the old Rosenwald School behind Hopewell, the center will provide education, rest, and meals, with a two-to-one funding match through the State Welfare Department. An advisory board and community sponsors support the project, while donations of items and volunteer services are urged to complete needed facilities and equipment.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Hope
Hempstead
Rosenwald
Hopewell
State Welfare Department
Don King
Thomas E. Hays
Jr. Charman
Will V. Rutherford
Public
Ray Lawrence
Sec.Treas
United Fund
Richard Powell
Albert Graves
Jack Royal
J.T. Bowden
al Graves
Junior Auxiliary
James H. Jones
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Hope Public Schools
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
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Dailer Auxiliary Li
Tom Hays
Arkansas Weather Forecast Summary for Monday Night
Report shows 24 hour period ending 7 p.m. Monday with high 57 and low 44 and .24 inch of precipitation. Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Tuesday with periods of rain or drizzle and a chance of thunder showers in southern sections. Temperatures near 60 in the southwest and mostly 50s elsewhere with lows in the upper 30s to upper 40s.
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Arkansas
Agnew Attacks to Continue on Disrupters
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew pledged to keep railing against those who threaten America’s heritage and justice system. He told 8,000 supporters at a Republican fund-raiser in Atlanta that the liberal press undermines his voice and urged unity while opposing protests and “disrupters” in Washington and beyond.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Washington
Waslington
Lincoln
Arkansas Supreme Court Proceedings Summary
The Associated Press records Arkansas high court actions including affirmations and reversals across Jefferson Madison Pulaski Crawford and Washington circuits. Notable orders deny rehearings and adopt ABA Code of Professional Responsibility and Model Student Practice Rule effective March 1 1970 under per curiam authority.
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Odus H. LeMayry
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Jefferson Circuit
George Rose Smith
Bob Wichman
Tom Hughes
Dlias Chk Brook Stables
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Lyle Brown
James Tygart
State of Arkansas
Washington
John A. Fogleman
Samuel Peters
Pulaski
Conley Byrd
Letha Wright Gill
Jess Porter
Crawford City
Frank Holt
Harold Nethercutt
Pulaski Co
Pulaski Chy
Robert Lee Deason
City of
Rogers
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Arkansas Bar Association
American Bar Association
American Bar Associaton
Justicce Byrd
Lane Sells Mount Ida Bank Holdings
Har Jane Lane of Little Rock sold about 95 percent controlling interest in Bank of Montgomery County Mount Ida to RW Butler Hot Springs Avis Fuller Lewisville and Jim Tom Butler Harrisburg. Butler elected board chairman says no changes in management.
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Bertha Martin obituary and related notices
Mrs. Bertha Martin 22 of Hope dies Sunday leaving two sons Earl and Peter, a daughter Mrs. Floyd Dougall, four sisters and two brothers. Services Monday at Prescott Church of Christ, buried Rose Hill Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home. Paul Harry Keith 63 of Fort Worth dies Saturday with two sons Don and Carol Lee, a daughter, four sisters, and one brother. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Herndon Funeral Chapel, burial at Macedonia Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home. Also notes a tour bus attacked in Hebron. 37 Americans and guide injured. Rev. Draper and Lucille Draper among wounded.
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Hope
Earl
Peter Martin
Foth
Floyd Dougall
Emmet
Harold Abbott
Prescott
Charles Abbott
Paul Harry Keith
Fort Worth
Baptist Church of Hope
Glendon
Bossier City
Carol Lee Keith
Twilla Joy Lockwood
Port Arthur
Texas
A.W. Keith
Little Rock
Evelyn Watson
Maxine Wheeler
Wichita Falls
Geraldine Williams
Wanda Jean Powell
The
Baptist Life Insurance Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Holy Land
Hebron
Jerusalem
New York
Draper
Lucille Draper
Ministry of Tourism
West Bank
Jordan
Beershebt
Israel Army
Russell's Plan Might Work at Symposium 70
At University of Arkansas a lecture compared desegregation to the moon landing. Bill Russell, ex Celtics coach, argued 40 plus officials with $15 000 income should be drafted to end conflict and ease tensions. He said four men reached the moon nine years after the program began but desegregation remains unequal after 16 years.
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Ark
Bill Russell
Boston Celtic
University of Arkansas
Russell
Supreme Court
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on pot of gold and crooked gears
A column notes that discovering a pot of gold invites theft, laments that Manney’s influence isn’t decisive, and suggests a quick payout idea to grease the wheels of a stubborn machine. The piece uses satirical and critical tone about money, power, and work.
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