Hope Man Promoted to Assistant VP at Florsheim
Mr. N. Duane Grisham is named Assistant Vice President for the Manufacturing Division at Florsheim Shoe Company. A Hope native, he joined as a management trainee in 1952, served as Harding Factory superintendent in Chicago in 1961, and returned to Chicago in 1966 as executive in charge. He travels to Anna, Illinois, Cape Girardeau, Poplar Bluff, Kirksville, and oversees two Chicago factories. He and wife Doris live in Northbrook with son Bill and daughter Pamela. Bill plans to attend the University of Arkansas in September.
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N. Duane Grisham
Florsheim Shoe Company
H.O. Grisham
Hope
Grisham
Florsheim
Harding
Chicago
Anna. 1
Mr. Grisham
Anna
Iinois
Cape Girardeau
Poplar Bluff
Kirksville
Miseouri
Doris
Bill
Pamela
Northbrook
Illinois
University of Arkansas
Israeli Soldier Killed in Suez Fighting
Tel Aviv AP reports one Israeli soldier died in gunfire across the Suez Canal near the Dwid Sunar region as Israeli forces clashed with Egyptian units. In Amman the Palestine Armed Struggle Command said four guerrillas and several Israeli soldiers were killed in a Jordan Valley clash, destroying Israeli armored vehicles and weapons. The Israeli army noted two Arab saboteurs killed earlier and cited 119 Arab saboteurs killed by July 7.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Dwid Sunar
Amman
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Jordan Valley
Beisan
Moshe Dayan
Knesset
Israel
Tuesday's Fights by The Associated Press
Boxing results from multiple locales list outpoints and knockouts for fighters including Al Jones from Miami and Manny Gonzalez from Houston with decisions over Henry Clark and Dario Hidalgo. Other bouts feature Johnny Smith stopping Paul Patin in Beaumont and Manuel Avitia beating Johnny Brooks in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fila
al Jones
Miami
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Houston
Manny Gonzalez
Darrio Hidalgo
Puerto Rico
Woodland Hills
Calif
Jolin
Johnny Smith
Los Angeles
Paul “Frenchie” Patin
Beaumont
Tex
San Antonio
Manuel Avitia
Monterrey
Johnny Brooks
New Orleans
Public May Not Fatten Official Pay
Arkansas officials say the public cannot voluntarily fund state tax collectors salaries. Assistant Attorney General Tom Tanner issued an opinion to the Revenue Department as it closes some county offices to save money. Bethel Larey, former revenue commissioner, noted businessmen offered to cover most of a revenue agent salary to keep offices open at Siloam Springs and Parkin. Tanner's view deemed the offer improper as it would tie salaries to taxpayers goodwill the agents collect from.
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Little Rock
Tom Tanner
State Revenue Department
Bethel Larey
State Revenue Commission
Siloam Springs
Parkin
Tanner
The Negro Community THOUGHT FOR THE Day
A neighboring column notes social visits and guest stays as Mrs Rosa Mae Weatherspoon hosts from Detroit and Los Angeles, with Mrs Chaster Gamble returning to Los Angeles after visiting family including Willie Ogden and Josephine Bizzle. Several relatives in Kansas City Houston and California are mentioned.
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Coming & Going
Ed Coulter
Detroit
Michigan
Rosa Mae Weatherspoon
Chaster Gamble
Los Angeles
California
Willie Ogden
Willie Jr
Jackie
John Hensey
Josephine Bizzle
Anna Harris Lewis
James R. Wright Qabo
Kansas City
Missouri
Cal
Vin Vernon Coleman
Houston
Texas
Fred D. Rogers
Valtee and
LaNinta
Stephanie Elaine Colman
Stephanie
Margaret Nell Coleman
U of ALRU Merger Set for Sept. 1
Trustees of the University of Arkansas and Little Rock University authorize a merger for September 1. The legislature allocates 1 million dollars for 1969-70 to expand staff and raise instructor salaries at the Little Rock campus. Tuition at LRU will drop from 20 to 17 dollars per semester hour, reducing annual costs for many students.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Little Rock University
General Assembly
U of A
LRU
David W. Mullins
Newsmen
Fayetteville
Mullins
Russians Ignore U S Moon Flight
Moscow papers largely ignored the upcoming Apollo 11 mission with Literaturnaya Gazeta the sole outlet mentioning it in a reprint from a French magazine. Luna 15 also drew scant attention as officials kept details vague about its soil-sampling goal and return plan.
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Moscow
Literaturnae Ya Gazeta
Literary Gazette
Earth
Poor People’s Campaign Demonstrates Ahead of Apollo 11 Launch
Reverend Ralph Abernathy led about 300 marchers to Cocoa city hall after a church rally as antipoverty leaders sent seats for the Apollo 11 launch. Abernathy praised the three astronauts and reiterated the protest against poverty in Cape Kennedy Florida.
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Don McKee
Associated Press
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ralph David Abernathy
Cocoa
Rockefeller seeks ouster of Hailey from Game and Fish Commission
Testimony opened Tuesday in Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller’s move to remove Newt Hailey of Rogers from the state Game and Fish Commission. Four counts allege misconduct in office including improper parts sales from Hailey’s tractor business and use of commission aircraft for private trips to El Paso and South Dakota. The hearing panel, appointed by Rockefeller, heard witness depositions and discussed whether to proceed against Hailey and fellow commissioner Raymond R. Farris as separate defendants on the joint elk-hunt count.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Newt Hailey
Rogers
State Game and Fish Commission
Rockefeller
Hailey
Tractor Agen
Offeetey
Commission
Mission Airplate
el Paso
Southakota
HM W. McMillan
Arkadélophia
Courtney Crouch
Springdale
Heartsill Ragoh
Fort Smith
Halley
Gee Worsham
Worsham
Oaly
Tatould
McMillian
Crouch
Ragoni
Charles Huddspeth
Hudspeth
Hatley
Arkansas
Johm C. Spady
Evalynn Coffee
Hugh Hackler
Paso
Dakota
Aaley
Donald M. Donaldson
Paras Gould
Donaldson
South Dakota
Colorado
Coftis
Raymond R. Farris
Biscoe
Farris
Sam Robinson
Civil damage claim targets Baker net worth rise
A civil damage suit filed in 0.8 District Court alleges government action against Baker contract and seeks full accounting of Baker net worth growth from 11 000 to about 1.7 million over eight years in the Senate. Baker, former majority secretary under Lyndon B. Johnson, resigned in 1963 after fluence peddling charges.
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Erate
District Court
Justice Department
Alsd Caskal
Bakertt
Saina Carolina
Baker
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
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House of Panelin
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Bankamericard
ATA
Hope Village Shopping Center
Hope, Ark
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