Enviroment Vital to Industry in the South
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller told a Southern Region Environment Conservation Council hearing in Little Rock that ecological decay will become irreversible unless Southern states address environmental problems promptly. He urged a multi state compact to curb pollution and warned that interstate industrial competition harming the environment amounts to self destruction. The council, part of the Southern Governor's Conference, seeks regional goals balancing growth with people’s needs while preserving ecosystems. Industrialization has driven Southern incentives, yet officials acknowledge prior neglect of environmental responsibilities.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Southern Regional Environment Conservation Council
Rockefeller
South
Pr. C.D. Dowell
Department of Recreation and Parks Administration
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Letters to Editor Urges Vote to Preserve City Government
A citizen letter urging Hope residents to vote next Tuesday July 14 to keep the current city government form. The writer, Frank J. Hill, describes his long support for workers and cites views on progress and industry impact.
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the Star
Hope
Dismissal of Sarver Refused At Cummins Prison
Two sons of a 1968 murder victim pressed the Arkansas state Board of Correction to fire Commissioner C Robert Sarver after he approved a three day emergency furlough for William Earl Goudy 34 who fled and remained at large. The board apologized for the release but kept the furlough system. They also approved bids for prison projects including Cummins vocational buildings and renovations.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Crittenden County
State Board of Correction
C. Robert Sarver
Emmett D. Bardwell
Gilmore
W. B. Bardwell Jr
Holly Springs
Miss
Sarver
Bardwells
William Earl Goudy
W. B. Bardwell Sr
Goudy
Trusty
W. B. Hardwell
Hardwells
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hardwell
Cummins
Tucker
Newspaper Bill to Conference
Washington AP reports a bill granting an antitrust exemption for joint newspaper operations in 22 cities moves to a conference committee after a 292 to 87 House vote. It would overturn a Supreme Court Tucson ruling while shielding select joint arrangements and sparking debate over competition and profits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tucson
Ariz
House
Senate
Clarence J. Brown
Rohia
Hope Ark 81 Barriers to Integration Historical Retrenchment
The 1958 Arkansas special session under Governor Faubus produced 17 laws aimed at blocking school desegregation. Most were struck down or repealed, with nine failing first as courts ruled them unconstitutional. Act 4 allowed school closures to resist orders, Act 10 forced teachers to disclose affiliations, and Act 5 and 9 faced later repeal or invalidation. The piece traces how legal barriers proved futile against desegregation efforts.
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Bile Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
General Assembly
Faubus
Bruce Bennett
Attorney General
US. Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Potter Stewart
Actlu
U5. Supreme Court
Murray U Reed
Little Reed
State Supreme Court
Reed
U.S Supreme Court
Virginia
Mystery of missing man Wallace deepens in Hot Springs
Aug 1964 disappearance of Wallace after registering at the Milwaukee Hotel remained unsolved. neighbors saw him Aug 5 6 depositing $162.84 at First Federal, searches with National Park rangers found no trace, and investigators doubted foul play amid no signs of struggle or suitable leads.
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Hot Springs
Minton
Wallace
First Federal Savings
Williams
Bath House
First Federal
Kenneth McKinney
Sheriff's Office
George Linnington
Whittington Avenue
Linnington
Milwaukee
Alaska
Juneau
Cedar Glade Road
West Mountain
McKinney
National Park Rangers
Bismarck
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P.O
Howe
Dowell
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Frank J. Hill
State Bank
Bank of Blevins
Blevins
Arkansas
U.S. Treasury
Othey
Internal Revenue Service
Memuranda
PC. Stephens
Mate
P.C. Stephens
Frank McLarty Harold MM. Stephens
State of Arkansas
Mary E. Batley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hope (Ark
Robert Shaw
Prena Wester Little Rock
Orval E. Fanbus
Fantus
Famiea
Len Blaylock
James
Moore Bros
Gov
Borden
Scott Paper
Bologna
Oleo
Yee
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