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Our Daily Bread editor returns from a Southeast tour via a quick Florida trip visiting ailing kin and notes travel routes No 90 and No 98 along the coast. He details rain across five states, a Pearl River Reservoir visit, and a boat journey from Sarasota to Mobile before returning home with family updates.
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Alex
Washbuen
Southeast
Sarasota
Play
Indow
Paul
Tonés
Caliefornia
South Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Fort Walton
Panama City
Tallahassee
Walton
Peninsula
Florida Caps
Mobile
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Clarence’ S Chapman
The
Fairchild
Star’s. Big
Clarence
Pearl River
Millwood
Mississippi
Fort Myers
Murray W. Gibson
Green Berets
Vietnam
F. M. Gibson
Pete
Fort Benning
Harding Names Board Member
SEARCY Ark AP Richard Gibeon of Longview Texas son of the founder of the Gibson Discount Store chain has been elected to the Board of Trustees at Harding College.
Night of Rioting in Jersey Fails to Subdue City
Paterson area reports third night of unrest after brief rain. Police say 24 people arrested on varied charges, bringing total to 54 in the sequence. No clear rest, details incomplete due to damaged text.
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Paterson
Haley Ee
Baer
Ran
Police
Rex Pert
Ira
Johnson to El Salvador Conference
President Johnson blends relaxed ranch style diplomacy on a Fourth of July visit as he heads to a weekend summit in El Salvador with Central American leaders. He tours HemisFair in San Antonio, defends free speech amid Wallace heckling, and plans talks with Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and El Salvador before Monday.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Johnson
el Salvador
San Antonio
Hemis Fair
George Wallace
Rene Barerientos Oxtunn
Ballyla
Barrientos
Texas
Bolivia
HemisFair
Air Forces Flight
Randolph Air Force Base
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Johnsons
America
Wallace
Minneapois
Voltaire
No Clue in Attack on Slayer's Kin
Pasadena AP report says police lack evidence in probe of claims that Saidallah Bishara Sirhan, brother of the Kennedy assassin, was fired at by a white Valkee wagon bus. Two .38 caliber shells found in Sirhan's car. gun presumed missing as review continues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Saidallah Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Gerald Wright
Los Angeles
Prisoner hijacks airliner with 71 aboard then retaken
An inmate aboard a Trans World Airlines flight with 71 passengers slipped from guards and threatened to hijack the craft. The stewardess notified the pilot who alerted Los Angeles aviation authorities as the man claimed hazardous material and accomplices waited to redirect toward Hermosillo Mexico. The plan was thwarted and the man retaken without further incident.
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Mike Doan
Pres
Las Vegas
Nev
APV
Trans World Airlines
John Hamilton Morens
Tye
Hermosillo
Mexi
Riot Put Down in Memphis
Memphis police used force to disperse a rock and bottle fight in a predominantly Black area. One man, James Neely, 21, faced disorderly conduct charges. witnesses alleged gas and rough treatment, while police credited minimal force and said an officer was assaulted.
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Memphis
James Neely
Charles Johnson
Pee Hee
Johnson
Jesse
W. C. Crumby
Crumby
Negly
Westmoreland Kinman Shot Down in Mekong Delta Crash
U.S. Army Chief of Staff William Westmoreland loses brother-in-law Van Deusen, 37, when his UH-1 helicopter is hit by Viet Cong fire during a delta operation. The craft crashes into the Val Co River near Saigon. Van Deusen and two others confirmed dead. four missing.
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van Deusen
U.S. Army
William C. Westsmoreland
Mekong Delta
Westmoreland
Washington
Vietnam
Katherine
Fayetteville, DC
Uhie Command and Control
Delta
Val Co River
Saigon
U S Cuts to Hit Schools Says Moore
W H Moore Arkansas associate state commissioner of education warns that cuts in Titles I and II of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act could harm districts. He mailed letters to Lena, John L McClellan and J William Fulbright urging intervention as House proposes funding cuts for Arkansas in fiscal 1969. He cites potential losses in professional and nonprofessional staff and in library materials for deprived children.
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Little Rock
W. H. Moore
Arkansas
Moore
Lena
John L. McClellan
J. Wiliam Fulbright
House
Nixon But 39 Votes Short for Nomination
Washington AP report notes Richard Nixon was said to be about 39 votes short of a first ballot convention nomination by Melvin R. Laird. Laird also predicted GOP polling would shift after the convention as Nixon aims for a September October peak. Campaign activity slowed by the Fourth of July holiday with Nixon and Rockefeller resting as McCarthy pursues farm votes and Humphrey recovers from Philadelphia clashes.
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Washington
House Republican Conference
Richard M. Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Wiseconsin
Nixon
Dick Nixon
GOP
Laird
ABC Radio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Rockefeller
Near East
Nasser Meets Soviet Leaders in Kremlin Talks
President Nasser held talks with Russian leaders in the Kremlin focusing on the Middle East deadlock. Tass said the exchange was frank but atmosphere was friendly and cordial. Egypt may extend stay in the Soviet Union and offered to return UN peace forces under guaranteed tenure.
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Michael Johnson
Associated Press
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Tass
Kremlin
Nasser
Soviet Union
United Nations
Cairo
London
Game
Abdel Nasser
U.N
Gunnay Jarring
Israel
Cox and Sons
Dom Angus Group
Corinth Revival to Begin Sunday at Corinth Baptist
Corinth Baptist church begins revival on Sunday July 7 lasting all week with services at 7 30 each evening The pastor the Reverend Hollis Dillard will preach each session in the series
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Corinth
Corinth Baptist Church
Hollis Dillard
Harry McMahan to Appear on TV Show Saturday
Harry McMahan of Oakhaven and South State College student will appear on KARK TV Channel 4 Saturday night at 7 39 p m. He travels with other South West Arkansas students and Governor Rockefeller to Los Angeles to tape the pet show Agriculture, wee.
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Harry Ray Memanan
Mia
Lyte McMahan
Oakhaven
Souths Ath State College
Kark-Tv
Channel 4
Harry
Souths West Arkansas
Los Angeles
Winsthrop Rockefeller
Agriculture
Wee
Guard Chief Quits Over Riot Orders
Archibald A. Sproul, 63, former commander of the 29th Infantry Division of Virginia and Maryland, resigns from the National Guard claiming orders during Washington and Baltimore riots forced troops to refrain from protecting property. He cites directives from Washington and says soldiers were forbidden to load weapons or use rifles to stop looting. Sproul notes he could have served ten more years but quit over lawlessness protection concerns.
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Harrisonburg
National Guard
Washington
Baltimore
Archibald A. Sproul
Virginia
Maryland
Sproul
Legion of Merit
Army
Civic Club
United States
Caution Due on Holiday Week End in Arkansas
State police urged motorists to use extreme caution as Arkansas entered the third day of the Fourth of July holiday period with one traffic death and one drowning reported. Alma Adams, 66, of Pine Bluff, died on Arkansas 54 near Watson Chapel when her car pulled from a driveway into traffic. the other vehicle was driven by Michael Holcomb, 17, of Pine Bluff. Drowning victim Jim Bob Wilkerson, 14, of Hamburg, was also reported in the AP toll of violent deaths for the period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Lake Easy
Lake Wales
Fla
Greyhound
Chicago
Miami
Macon
Arkansas
Alma Adams
Pine Bluff
Watson Chapel
Sulphur Springs
Michael Holcomb
Jim Bob Wilkerson
Tommy Wilkerson
Hamburg
Notable Hope natives honored in Vicksburg Corps note
John W. Anderson chief of the Technical Liaison Office highlights Hope residents excelling with the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Tommy Carter is Projects Chief and District Emergency Planner, Gordon Carter oversees revetment on the Mississippi River, Jack Stewart assists chief duties in Greenwood, Edwin Stewart aids the area, and other local ties are noted. Supt. James H. Jones mentions floor covering changes at Hope High after 36 years.
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John W. Anderson
Vicksburg Corps
W Engineers
Hope
eTommy Carter
Goredon Carter
Misseissippi River
Jack Stewart
Edwin Stewart
Greenwood
Miss
Corps
Davig
Hayworth
Clyvil
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Hope High
Bobcats
James H. Jones
Hope High School
New York Sniper Case Strangely Revealed in Police Narrative
An AP report portrays the Central Park sniper as a nervous secretive man who stole a gun from a friend and used it to kill one woman and wound three others in a Wednesday spree. Investigators link the .45 revolver to Kiril Dimitroz of Jackson New Jersey and detail Carlos Angelof, Kyril Dikov, and a Greek passport holder with ties to a Queens distributor. The suspect, once quiet, reportedly became moody, and a summer lawsuit payout is mentioned as a possible motive factor.
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New York
Central Park
Kiril Dimitroz
Jackson
Anegelo Angelof
Bulgaria
Dikov
Angelof
Rova
Pollen
Isiah Kistler
Charles Bach
Fire Bombs Thrown in Minneapolis
A night of looting on Minneapolis South Side left scores of windows broken and 19 people treated for minor injuries after more than 100 youths, most of them Black, hurled firebombs and swung objects following a Fourth of July fireworks display. Police formed a command post as the crowd split directions, blocking traffic and scattering glass across streets and homes. The violence followed a clash the previous night between demonstrators and police at a downtown event featuring former Alabama Governor George Wallace.
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Minneapolis
Maui
General Hosepital
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Minnespolis
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Harding Names Board
Jersey
George Esper
U.S. ‘Air Force
Panhandle
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Trthern
Demntlitariz
Due
South Vietnam
U.S
P. Baffot
Morris
Baprott
Nevada
McCarran Field
Clark County
San Francisco
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gaid Morris
Federal Grand Jury
Leavenworth
Kan
TWA
Westmorel'd
W. Cox & Sons
Patmos
American Ans Bus Association
St. Joseph
Glen Bratcher
Harry McMahan
TV 4
Star
Robert Lewis
Ark
MFA Insurance Co
Columbia
Millsaps College
U. S. Navy
Boy Scouts
Lions Club
Masonic
Retarded Childrens Association
Richard
Johnny Smith MaJupkins
Danis
Mez Judas
Saratoga
Southern State College
Tis
Wm. F. Dearinger
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