Washburn Editor Reflects on Tough Health Bill Decision
The editorial discusses Congress facing 19.7 billion for Health Education and Welfare with Nixon eyeing a veto amid public debt, inflation, and fiscal strain. It notes Rep Hammerschmidt backing the President and a nationwide educator lobby seeking veto override while warning against overreach in public spending.
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Nixon
John al Hammerschmidt
America
Washington
Udos
Lepublic
Upheld Judgement in Goldwater Libel Case
The New York Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling in the libel case involving author Ralph Ginzburg and his magazines Fact and Orbit against Barry Goldwater. The decision affirmed damages and found statements about Goldwater to be defamatory. The court cautioned against publication of false statements about a major political figure, reinforcing standards for responsible reporting in political campaigns.
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Barry Goltwatsa
ReAriz Guild
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Gingbuis
Fact Magazine
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Goldwater
At.s. Digitel
SL Ds Voltipensatay
Gimburg
Ambulance Franchise Awarded in Hempstead County
County Judge Fints Odom says Hampstead County Ambulance Service will operate the franchise for Hempstead County by Parry Campbell James Vess and Larry Moses. The new rates range from 20.60 to 25.00 with mileage on out of town calls, replacing the prior funeral home service.
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Fints Odom
Hampstead County
Parry Campbell
James Vess
Larry Moses
Judge Odom
Garland Medders
Chamber of Commerce
Hubert Thrash
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Bill Cross
Jim McKenzie
Batesville
Little Rock
Magnolia
Campbell
Odom
Opposition for Two School Board Posts Emerges
Post No 1 Gils Watson runs unopposed while Post No 2 features Al Graves and Dr Ophelia V Williams. Post No 3 lists Wasiy Haddleston and WM Muldrew. Incumbents George Frazier Herbert Magers and Sam Strong do not seek reelection. Election slated for Thursday March 10.
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Watson
al Graves
Ophelia V. Williams
Wasiy Haddleston
WM. Muldrew
George Frazier
Herbert Magers
Sam Strong
Thesday
No Warning Police Raids in Drug Bills Debate
In Washington the Senate began debate on a no warning police raid provision for narcotics cases. Opponents led by Sen. Sam J. Ervin condemned it as a Fourth Amendment violation, while Sen. Thomas J. Dodd supported the measure but warned against derailing the narcotics bill. The debate focused on warrants without notice and potential safety concerns. The broader bill seeks tougher penalties and flexible schedules for various drugs plus a marijuana study commission.
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Associated Press
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D-N.c
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
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Ervin
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Justice Department
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Congress Eyes HEW Bill Showdown With Possible Nixon Veto
House members push toward final passage of the health and education acts despite strong GOP support for education funding. President Nixon may veto the broader HEW bill, with aides signaling White House resistance as both parties clash over antipoverty programs and budget allocations.
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Tle
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Gtliterati
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Bom
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Neo Wets
Katy
Steve Duecher
Bith Cunteni
O Stalled Dyer
Batesville Crown Event Details From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR describes a Batesville girl crown event with unclear names and dates. Partial text references a local pageant or nomination at Batesville and mentions a participant, but many words are garbled. No full names or outcomes are recoverable from the readable lines.
Supreme Court rules students must keep draft deferments
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 decision, bans local draft boards from stripping student war protesters of deferments and labeling them 1A delinquents. Justice Hugo L. Black delivers the ruling, rejecting arguments that protesters could be reclassified for not carrying draft cards.
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Supreme Court
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Potter Stewart
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Hope Students Pages at Convention
Hope students serve as pages at the Constitutional Convention in Little Rock Monday through Friday. Bucky Wan Tina Martha and Stanley Wilkun are juniors on the HHS Student Council staff with roles in the Girls State program and various school clubs.
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Tina Martha
Stanley Wilkun
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Couneil
12Dissbuat
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Nike Club
Tima
Hol Meo
Db Mittptin
Caugtela
Stanley
Stanley Wilson
National Honor Society
Wasdt Semi-Finelia
Achievemert Sebolde
Propeata
Mark Gunter Injured in Accident
Mark Gunter sustained injuries in a Saturday night accident. Details are unclear from the damaged text but indicate vehicle involvement near a Hopi area with references to local names and possible responders. Further specifics on location, cause, and outcome are not recoverable from the OCR.
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Mark Gunter
Betty
Georgia Supreme Court Revisits Bacon Park Ruling
The high court upholds Georgia decisions allowing Bacon’s Field Park in Macon to revert to the park benefactor’s heirs to exclude African Americans. Justice Black notes Georgia law permitted racial restrictions in the will and that the city accepted the trust with those terms.
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Supreme Court
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Hugo L. Black
Georgia
Baconsfield Park
Augustus Octavius Bacon
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Bascon
High Court
Blick
Bacon
Rifle Recovered Linked to Yablonski Slayings in River
U S Attorney Krupansky said divers found a .30 caliber M1 carbine in the Monongahela River five miles from the Yablonski home in Clarksville Pa scene of the Jan 5 murders. FBI tests reportedly linked the rifle to the killings as investigators hunt for a .38 pistol and other gear.
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Quo
U.S
Robert B. Krupansky
Monogahela River
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Krupansky
Grand Jury
Yablonski
Clarskville
Washington Post
Cleveland Plain Dealer
FBI
Bolt the Post
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Plain Dealer
Yublonski
Rotary Club Endorses Millage Hike for Hope School District
The Hope Rotary Club approved a request for additional funding by the Hope School District Board of Education at a January meeting. Community members and volunteers attended, pledging support for the district’s educational system and planning events such as February meetings and a public vote set for March.
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Hope
Hope Rotary Clu
Ui. Board of Education
Hupa Selwal
Katariday
Garland Medders
Guy Basye
Jerry Whiter
Robert laGrone
Hieber
Bill
Harold Bakley
Lalla
Speculation Grows on Carswell Supreme Court Nomination
AP reports amid debate over Justice Carswell nomination, the American Bar Association committee may have approved him. Lawrence Walsh notes speculation but says final rating will be announced Tuesday. Humphrey urges judging Carswell by record, Nixon nominates Carswell for Abe Fortas vacancy.
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Alerican Bar Association
Federal Judicial Committee
Matty
G. Hats
Carswell
U.S
Supreme Court
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Orleans
Abe Fortag
Walsh
Nixon
James C. Eastland
DeMiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Curswall
Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Clement ¥. Haynsworth Jr
No Damage in Accident on South Elm Drive
City police report a route driven by Syd McMath backed from a driveway on South Elm and struck a parked gag owned by Jonas Fore McCain. Minor damage observed and Officer Haltom conducted the investigation.
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Syd McMath
South Elm
Jonas Fore McCain
Haltom
Lumber Dealers Name President
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP C W Bonsteel of Harrison has been elected president of the Arkansas Association of Lumber Dealers to succeed Frank Gilbert of Prescott Other officers elected at the retailer meeting were Bob Franklin Little Rock Paul Roach Jonesboro Dayton Fish Stary City as vice presidents E G Horex Little Rock treasurer and Bob Wimberly Little Rock executive secretary
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Ark
APC
W. Bonsteel
Harrison
Arkansas Association of Lumber Dealers
Frank Gilbert
Prescott
Lame Bermen
Bob Franklin
Little Rock
Paul Roach
Jonesboro
Dayton Fish
Stary City
E. G C. Horex
Bob Wimberly
All Around Town Graduation Listings and Shuffled Names
University of Arkansas graduates include Betty Muth Schick of Hope Juanita Colton Scott of Lewisville Dianne C Kopera of Hope David Paul Anderson of Prescott Gerald Ann Schaal of Mineral Wells James Cobb of Ketchville Kenneth Clayton Pardee of Hope Nate Barksdale of Hope Virgil Tollett of Nushville Valerie Clemmons Lewisville Nelli Mberks Prescott Jon Harald Taylor Hope Bruce Wayne Hale of Lewisville Peggy Hurst Rome Goethe Institute notes Police report lists four for driving while intoxicated seven for traffic violations ten for disorderly conduct three for assault and battery and two shoplifting incidents Madison Wisconsin wrestling team member Praising person Miss Isley from Wiebla Kansas in Wisconsin Tech Conference March Milwaukee.
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University of Arkansas
Attea
Betty Muth Schick
Hope
Juanita Colton Scott
Lewisville
Dianne C. Kopera
David Paul Anderson
Brescott
Bachtor
Pally
Hale Tuln
Bacheloor
Sulente
Gerald Ann Schaal
James Cobb
Kachville
Kenneth Clayston Parddie
Dutin Vogtor
al Jennings
Ah Poecett
Nate Barksdul
Virgil Kawin Tollett
Nushewill
Belucadlun
Fatrivda Clemiwnis
Lewieville
Nelli
Mberks
Prescott
Jonn
Harald Taylor
Hoge
Bas Gimcerling
Bruce
Violent Weekend Seeings Reported in County Area
Sheriff and State Police investigated multiple shootings around McCas Kill, DeAnn, and Nevada County. George Hill and Edward Johnson were wounded, and Lee Stimpson was struck by a bullet but not seriously hurt. Suspects Louis McMorris and others faced charges as officers pursued the cases.
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Hardenian
Niapital
Missouri
Travis Ward
Johnny Graves
DeAnn
Louis McMorris
Edward Johnson
Cal
Johnson
McMorris
Elmot
Lee Stimpson
Simpson
Smith
Neal
Rowe
Plane crash kills 14 reporters in Mexico
A Convair 240 carrying Luis Echeverria campaign aides and PRI newsmen crashed near Potrerico, killing 14, including four crew and a doctor. One survivor was seriously injured. The charter, owned by the Federal Electricity Commission, departed Mexico City with candidate and officials aboard.
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Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Pota Rica
Mexico City
PRI Echeverria
Revolutionary Institutional Party
Federal Electricity Commission
Hotel Fire Leaves Two Deaf Mutes Dead in Chicago
CHICAGO AP Two deaf guests died in a Sunday morning blaze at the Conrad Histon Hotel in downtown Chicago. Fire officials said two-year locals perished before rescuers could reach them as smoke blocked escape. The ninth floor blaze forced mass evacuations, sending 19 or more to hospitals and treating 20 others. The Hilton, a 2,341-room hotel serving as Democratic National Convention headquarters in 1968, sustained extensive damage.
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Conrad Histon
Robert J. Quinn
Quinn
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