Murfreesboro Class Visits Star Printing Plant
The Star covers a Murfreesboro public schools tour of the new offset printing plant at 1 p.m. Tuesday, with 60 students guided by Superintendent Clyfe Mosler and instructors. Photo foreman Gene Allen shoots most of the visit. A follow-up on the Goose case and other local notes will appear in Thursday's edition.
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Little Rock Woman Killed In Violent Crash Inside City Limits
A 43 year old woman from Little Rock was killed Tuesday night when her car collided in the Little Rock city limits. Three others from Little Rock, a 63 year old woman, a 70 year old man, and a 20 year old man, were injured, authorities said.
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Post Master Here Receives Award for Management
A.D. Brannan of Hope was awarded a quality step increase for effective local level management. Harold S. Wagner, regional director, Saint Louis Region, Post Office Department, cited modern practices reducing mail handling costs. Brannan received the award at a brief ceremony in the Federal building led by Carl W. Sanders.
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Maddox Diggs clash prompts restaurant privilege request
Georgia Governor Maddox and Rep Diggs clashed in the U S Capitol restaurant over ax handles Maddox distributed at his segregated Atlanta eatery. Diggs called the display offensive and demanded Maddox lose restaurant privileges. the two exchanged sharp words. Separately Defense Secretary Laird signaled further major U S military base reductions extending beyond prior cuts, potentially affecting hundreds of bases as part of force reductions tied to Vietnam War drawdown.
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Detroit Riot Deaths Trial Begins for Four Defendants
A federal jury in Flint begins deliberations in the Algiers Motel case during the 1967 Detroit riots. Defendants Ronald August Robert Paule David Senak all white and Melvin Dismukes a black guard are accused of conspiring to injure threaten and intimidate two white girls and eight Negro teens found in the motel on July 26 1967 during a search for reported snipers.
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Ordeal of Marriage to a Husband Is Having to Clean Out Closet
HAL BOYLE reports a light hearted AP column on a long married couple cleaning a closet. The wife lectures the husband while he reluctantly sorts junk, including a diploma and old clothes, as they debate what to keep or discard. The scene ends with the husband attempting the purge under her guidance.
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Commission Asks Special Bond Vote
The state Highway Commission asked the legislature to call a special election on a $200 million highway bond issue to fund a five year construction program. Gov Rockelyle supported the commission’s request, and a companion highway classification system bill will be introduced in the session.
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Southern Senator Battles Over Nixon Rights Bill
Arkansas builders puzzled by a Supreme Court ruling on implied warranties in real estate sales. The 4-3 decision upheld a $1,309 judgment over defective ducts in a home sold for 28,500, prompting industry concern about warranty scope and duration.
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Foreign aid and Middle East stance amid congressional session
Washington reports President Pompidou faced a cool reception as he addressed Congress amid Middle East tensions. A shouting clash erupted when Rep Diggs challenged Gov Maddox in the Capitol restaurant over souvenir handles as Planned Parenthood testified on oral contraceptives. Defense sources forecast a mass military drawdown could affect over 100 units, with hundreds possibly impacted.
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Owner of Hope Plant Killed in Crash
EL DORADO Ark AP two people died Tuesday night when a twin engine plane crashed about 12 miles west of El Dorado near U S 82 Leonard Shanhouse 64 of Magnolia owner of Shanhouse and Sons Inc and Jos Leo Flax 44 of near Magnolia pilot per officials. The plane reportedly flew from Kansas City to Magnolia then attempted to land at Magnolia before turning back toward El Dorado.
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Kiwanis Plans Annual Variety Show at City Hall
Hope Kiwanis Club members prepare for their annual Variety Show at City Hall Auditorium on March 19. Immediate Past President Bob Peterson leads souvenir program ads, Paul O'Neal handles stage setup, and a format resembling 2 Country or Cross roads Store will feature acts and witty byplay. Proceeds support local youth programs and the Golden Age Club.
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Snuffy"’ Fuller
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Population Basis Applied to School Vote
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that school board elections must use an equal population basis, extending the one-man, one-vote principle to elected boards. The decision notes boards’ taxing, hiring, contracting, and property powers, with dissent from Burger Harlan and Stewart.
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Wreck charge mixup names Ward and Ed Smith
All Around Town notes a misfiled right of way charge in yesterday's Star, corrected to Ed Smith instead of Mrs. Mabel Ward. The item also lists Girl Scout Troop 153 needing 12 uniforms, a March 14 Variety Show at City Hall Auditorium, and regional professional engineers events plus local grants and school in-service plans.
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Pompidou Nixon Talks and Mid East Talks Greeted by Protests
President Pompidou met with President Nixon for two talks as four power discussions on the Middle East continued. A state dinner was planned at the White House with Pompidou and demonstrations threatened by some lawmakers over France policy. House members protest plans grew to 220, while Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said no boycott plans are known.
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Welfare Dept to Vet Nursing Home Payments Cautiously
Arkansas officials promise tighter screening of nursing home patient billing practices after an Arkansas Nursing Home Association meeting. Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock criticized charges like “unattended” nurse times and extras tied to patient bills in efforts to curb exploitative fees. Representative Pryor cited investigations into West Maryland and Virginia homes as context for tighter controls.
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