Millwood Reservoir Project Condemnation Notice Arkansas
Notice to heirs and assigns of C L Adams and others that a condemnation suit exists in Little River Arkansas for the Millwood Reservoir Project. The land described in Schedule A is sought for flood control and mosquito control operations with specific restrictions on habitation and additional oil gas mineral rights governed by federal law. Objections or defenses must be served within five days after final publication. otherwise consent to taking and just compensation procedures proceed.
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United States
American
Lass
Howard
Little River
Sevier
Hempstead
Arkadesus
W. H. Cook
C. L. Adams
Beatrate Hopkins Adams
Gesar Adams
Alleene Deloney
Alean Deloney
Tobe Deloney
Luther Ware
Floyd Adams
Chester Adams
Noble Adams
Goldin Adams Drake
Melvin Drake
Pauline Adams Satterfield
Stanley Satterfield
Beastrice Adams
Sam Hopkins
J.C. Hopkins
Millwood Reservoir
Millwood
Arkansas
Congress
Property and legal notices from Hempstead County Arkansas 1967
Notice of fast domperisation and compensation share for property interests under tract numbers 24228 24308 24355 in Hempstead County Arkansas. Included are schedule details, elevations below 261.0 feet, and aggregate areas. Also obituary for Hudie L. Byrom, and school budget with tax levy proposal by Blevins School District No. 20f.
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Yellow Creek
Hempstead County
Arkansas
S.L
Blevins
State of
Board of Directors
Board OF
Blevins School District No. 2
J.H. Thurman
J.D. Samuels
Fighting Erupts in Pontiac Riots and Shootings
In Pontiac Michigan racial violence flared as two Black youths were killed and others wounded. State Rep Arthur Law fired his shotgun at youths after a window was broken and looting spread. Police Patrolman Santiago Serna was wounded by a sniper while Bobby Reeves’s body was found after being shot in the back.
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Pontiac
Mich
Pontac
Detroit
Arthur J. Law
Law
Alfred Taylor
George Romney
Santiago Serna
Negro District
Bobby Reeves
Pontiac General Hospital
Frost named fulltime consultant for Arkansas administration department
Clare nce E Frost, recently appointed fulltime consultant to the Arkansas Administration Department, says he feels like a celebrity on visiting the state to decide on job terms. He cannot become director due to residency rules, arriving from Florida with his family, then returning to assume duties. Frost, a Chicago native, cites extensive experience in accounting budgeting data processing and administration, with past roles including assistant comptroller in Detroit and work with Peat Marwick Mitchell. He and Jillian Hogan will help organize the new department, formed July 1, consolidating the purchasing department and comptroller's office, with Hogan expected to become director on Aug 1.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Attle Rock
Clarence E
Mike’’ Frost
State Administration Department
Florida
Frost
Little Rock
Jimmie ‘Red’ Jones
Chicago
Arkansas
Detroit
Bank
Peat, Marwick and Mitchell
Army Ordinances Missile Command
Huntsville
Ala
Jillian Hogan
Winthrop Rockefeller
Comptroller’s
Hogan
Thomas Eisele
Eisele
Frost to Resign Bank Post and Move Family to Detroit
Frost, a Detroit bank executive, plans to relocate his family to Detroit as soon as housing is found locally and their Birmingham home is sold. He will resign his position next Monday while staying in the city on vacation with wife Eileen and five children Terri Edward Nancy Jack and the others.
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Rockefeller
Frost
Birmingham
Detroit
Eileen
Terri
Edward
Nancy
Jack
Mine Shaft Stampede Kills Fifty in Carltonville
Fifty African miners died and 49 were injured at an Anglo-American gold mine shaft near Carltonville, South Africa. The surge at shift change crowded miners against an access turnstile to elevator cages, in a subway from a hostel to the shaft, in the West Witwatersrand fields.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo-American Corporation
Carltonville
West Witwatersrand
Riots Across Detroit Stretch Citywide Destruction
Military intervention escalates as 1,800 National Guard and Army troops move in after riots erupt across Detroit. Looting and arson devastate East and West Side blocks while snipers claim a firefighter’s life. Police report 2,000 arrests with 300 already booked. curfew and closures tighten as officials call the unrest a breakdown beyond civil rights protest.
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Richard Starr
Grand Rapids
5Th Precinct
Associated Press
Near West
Johnson
101St Airborne
Ft. Campbell
82Nd Airborne
Ft. Bragg
M.C
Selfridge Air Force Base
George Romney
Jerome Cavanagh
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Selfridge
Vance
Michigan National Guard
Cavanagh
Berlin
Warsaw
Detroit
Austin Scott
Scott
Newark
Los Angeles
New York
Harlem
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National
UA-LRU Merger to Be Discussed in Arkansas meeting
LITTLE ROCK AP The Greater Central Arkansas Association of 13 counties will tackle five major topics at a Wednesday meeting including the proposed merger of Little Rock University and the University of Arkansas. Education agriculture business transportation manpower and tourism recreation will be discussed with the merger set for the afternoon education session. Members include General Assembly representatives school superintendents and chamber representatives.
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Little Rock
Greater Central Arkansas Association
Little Rock University
University of Arkansas
A. Pollard
General Assembly
Chambers of Commerce
Tucker Escapees Returned To Tucker Prison Farm
Four Tucker Prison Farm escapees have been returned to Tucker. James Pike aged 36 and Richard George Emory aged 38 were brought back Friday after capture near Baker, Oregon. Don Calvin Smith, 17, and James Edward Stephens, 22, had already been returned previously. State troopers drove Pike and Emory back from Baker.
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Ark
Tucker Prison Farm
Tucker
James Pike
Richard George Emory
Don Calvin Smith
James Edward Stephens
Baker
Ore
Bob Scott
Winthrop Rockefeller
Pike
Emory
Starch Diet Linked to Anemia Among Negroes in NYC
In New York City, doctors report clay and starch eating linked to iron deficiency anemia. Dr. Harry Roselle of St. Luke's Hospital says about 50 patients treated in five years admitted regular intake of clay and starch. Dr. Edward Amorosi of another hospital notes dirt eating historically common among enslaved Africans and pregnant women.
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New York
New York City
Harry Roselle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roselle
St. Luke’s
Edward Amorosi
Serevgue Hospital
Amorost
Reagan and Nixon Deny Any Deal at Bohemian Grove Summit
California Gov Ronald Reagan and former VP Richard Nixon say no deals were made at the Bohemian Grove retreat while agreeing the GOP must nominate a candidate who can defeat President Johnson next year. Nixon joked the weekend was the summit of Bohemia as advisers stress Reagan’s rising stock. The piece notes Nixon undeclared and the expected ballot presence in Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska. It also references ongoing delegate dynamics and Reagan’s stance as California’s favored son.
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Bill Boyarsky
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Bohemia
Republican Party
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Reagan
California
Nixon
Bohemian Grove
Russian River
San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana July 25 1967
Weather Experiment Station report covers 24 hours to 7 am Tuesday. Arkansas eyes partly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered thundershowers mainly in the north this afternoon and evening. Lows in the 70s, highs 86 to 96 Wednesday. Louisiana expects clear to partly cloudy warmth with afternoon showers mainly southeast, lows in the low to mid 70s, highs 90 to 95 Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Traffic to Canada Is Screened
Windsor officials eased the border ban between Windsor and Detroit but Ambassador Bridge traffic is still scrutinized. Canadians working in Detroit must show workplace evidence and tourists face destination questions to deter curious visitors. Legitimate travelers may pass. some Detroit crossers were diverted to Sarnia as Blue Water Bridge traffic rises.
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Windsor
Ont
U.S
Detroit
Ambassador Bridge
United States
Sarnia
Blue Water International Bridge
Fort Huron
Detroit Riots Paralyze Auto Hub After Large-Scale Unrest
Detroit and nearby cities report widespread riots with police engagements, firebombing, and property damage. Thousands of workers miss shifts as plants near Detroit close. Violent episodes stretch to Pontiac Grant Rapids Flint with multiple arrests and hostile crowd actions. Continuous clashes leave injuries and a tense regional outlook.
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Detroit
Pontiac
Grant Rapids
Flint
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