Marine Training at Parris Island called no rose garden
Maj. Gen. Carl W. Hoffman says recruit training on Parris Island is harsh as 39 recruits are hospitalized for kidney problems after drills. An instructor may face punishment while questioned memories of a 1956 drowning tragedy linger, prompting tighter training controls.
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Associated Press
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Carl W. Hoffman
Marine Corps
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Theodore Metzger
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Weather Summary From Station Report 24 Hours Ending 7 AM
The report shows a 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with a high of 98 and a low of 74. Arkansas forecast calls for widely scattered thundershowers in the northeast this afternoon and southeast tonight, otherwise hot and humid with isolated afternoon and evening showers Wednesday. Lows tonight in the 70s, Wednesday highs 92 to 100.
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Arkansas
CBS Contempt Citation Stirs First Amendment Debate
The House debated whether to cite CBS and president Frank Stanton for withholding raw material from The Selling of the Pentagon documentary. Chairman Staggers argued against a First Amendment challenge, while CBS warned against limiting the public’s trust in televised information. The vote could become a historic confrontation between Congress and the press.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
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CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
House Commerce Committee
Pentagon
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Staggers
Congress
Congressional Committee
Congressional Record
House
Justice Department
Obituaries mention several notable death notices
A series of obituary items lists Maude M. Moore of Hope 93 with survivors, Robert Austin Butler 84 of Camden, and multiple other prominent figures including Eisenhower’s brother in Tacoma, John Campbell Jr., Ed Miller, Eugene Germany, Clarence Zell, Niles Carpenter, Dr Frank Rosenblatt, with scattered local memorials and a church youth Bible school event near Gallup New Mexico detailing participants and faith professions.
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Camden
Rosston
Union Baptist Church
Bodcaw
Jesse White
Johnny Ward
Union Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Stamps
Clifton
Bodean
Tilton
Robert A
Hot Springs
Charles Watkins
San Antonio
Johnnie Butler
Texarkana
Clack Butler
Tacoma
Wash
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Dwight E. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Turn in a Pusher program nets nearly 3,000 tips
In Tampa the TIP bounty system, started by the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce and local businesses in February, has received 2 930 calls from informants who remain anonymous. The program pays $100 to $500 for convictions, with 37 arrests and three convictions so far, while 262 suspects named by informants are being watched. James Cusack, former FBI agent and program director, says anonymity is strict and payouts total over $1,000 to four people.
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Fla
Hipsters
Greater Tampa
Cusack
Five defendants plead guilty in multiple state counts
Mitchell Henderson pleaded guilty to forgery and uttering, each for two years on five counts. Gary Jurs received one year probation for negligent homicide in the Jackie Goodwin case. Earl Lard and Leroy Conway admitted to murder in the second degree and forgery respectively, with sentencing slated Thursday. Johnny Smith faces burglary and grand larceny charges with a Thursday plea. Robert Conway also pled guilty to burglary and store. Frank Hill et al against Arkansas State Highway Dept scheduled for Thursday. Sponsor rewards total 7900 dollars fueled by tipsters to Tampa police and Hillsborough sheriff. locals discuss secrecy and drops amid intrigue.
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Mitchell Henderson
Gary Jurs
Jackie Goodwin
Earl Lard
Robert Howard
Johnnny Smith
Keith
Leroy Conway
Robert Conway
Frank Hill
Arkansas State Highway Dept
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