Pryor Still Leads in Fourth District Democratic Primary
State Rep. David Pryor of Camden led the 4th District race as returns came in, with Richard Arnold of Texarkana remaining a probable runoff opponent. Incumbents Gathings Mills Trimble won their districts easily, while Patterson and other contenders trailed in the 1st 3rd and 4th District contests. The special primary for Harris's unexpired term and the regular 4th District race proceeded with lighter but consistent momentum.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Camden
Pryor
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Dean Murphy
Charles Honey
Prescott
E. C. Gathings
Wilbur Mills
J. W. Trimble
Harris
Gathings
Lee Ward
Jonesboro
Chancery
Ward
Mills
Jack Eardley
Arthur Mills
Trimble
David Burleston
Fayetteville
Jim Evans
Hot Springs
Eardley
Burleson
Evans
Arnold
Honey
Murphy
Jones
Van Dalsem Falls Behind in Arkansas Primary
Rep. Paul Van Dalsem, a 26 year veteran, trailed by more than 7,000 votes as Herbert Rule led Little Rock area results. With 133 of 263 precincts reporting, Rule had 16,697 to Van Dalsem's 9,598. Van Dalsem led Perry County 1,352 to 622 in his home county. Redistricting forced his bid in Perry and Pulaski counties.
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Little Rock
Paul van Dalsem
Arkansas
Herbert Rule
van Dalsem
Perry
Pulaski County
William Holden In Italy Car Crash Kills Italian Driver
In Pisa Italy American actor William Holden 48 driving with two sisters from New York hit the rear of a small car killing its Italian driver Giorgio Valerio 42 of Prato. Holden and companions were unhurt. Police impounded the car and will report to an investigating judge.
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Pisa
Italy
William Holden
Holden
Sara
Susan Aft
New York
Montecatini
Viareggio
Florence
Ligurian Seacoast
Giorgio Valerio
Prato
Brenda Marshall
United States
Switzerland
Kenya
Hong Kong
Japan
White House halts air strike with emergency board
The Johnson administration will create a three person emergency board under the National Railway Labor Act to delay a threatened strike by the International Association of Machinists against American Airlines for 60 days. The move aims to study issues and push toward a settlement while a Senate hearing weighs a separate 20 day strike against five other airlines. President Kenyatta, 75, rests at home after a week long illness in Nairobi.
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U.S
Neil Gilbride
Washington (Ap
White House
Johnson
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Senate
Bill D. Moyers
National Railway Labor Act
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
Feild Beats Strech In Tight Democratic Primary
State Representative Talbot Field Jr barely held off Arthur Strech with Orie Byers leading for county judge and forcing a runoff. The county totals show McCain over Ridghill for county clerk, Arnold and Goldman winning judiciary races, Pilkinton and Bryant carrying Hempstead, and broader statewide results including Johnson and Bennett in key posts. Soviet Campaign Hit Hooligans. MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet government expands a campaign against hooligans and petty crime by creating a Ministry for the Protection of Public Order to enforce socialist morality.
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Talbot Field, Jr
Arthur L. Strech
Orie Byers
Finis Odom
Pat McCain
Ernest Ridghill
Feild
Streeh
Byers
Odom
Guy Grigg
Bill Arnold
Texarkana
Eighth Circuit
Ted Goldman
Bill Denman, Jr
Prescott
W. H
Dub) Arnold
Arkadelphia
Hempstead
James H. Pilkinton
Kelly Bryant
Supreme Court
Jim Johnson
Bruce Bennett
J. Fred Jones
Bruce T. Bullion
Tom
Moscow
Missionary to Philippines to Speak at First Methodist Tonight
The Rev Waynes Suter missionary to the Philippines under the Methodist Board of Missions will address First Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. Suter, a native of Oklahoma, has eight years as an ordained elder in the Northern Philippines annual conference.
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Waynes Suter
Philipines
Methodist Board of Missions
First Methodist Church
Mr. Suter
Oklahoma
Philippines
Arnold and Denman Are Winners in Democratic Primary
Texarkana Gazette totals show Bill Arnold of Texarkana leading for circuit judge with 12,544 votes against Ted Goldman 9,412. For prosecutor, Bill Denman Jr. wins with 11,653 while W H Dub Arnold collects 10,429. Counts reflect returns from all district counties in the Eighth circuit.
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Bill Arnold
Texarkana
Bill Denman, Jr
Prescott
Texarkana Gazette
Ted Goldman
W. H
Dub) Arnold
Pryor Leads In Four-Wifth Fourth District Primary
State Rep. David Pryor holds a clear lead in the 4th Congressional District Democrats primary as 380 of 667 boxes count. Arnold and Dean Murphy contest the runoff with Honey and Jones far behind. Pryor also leads in the special primary with 11 984 votes against Arnold 11 245 and Murphy 9 128.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Pryor
Richard Arnold
Dean Murphy
Texarkana
Charles Honey
Prescott
John Harris Jones
Pine Bluff
Arnold
Murphy
Honey
Jones
Carpenter and Basore face runoff for lieutenant governor
In Little Rock, Carpenter of Little Rock and Basore of Cherokee Village advanced to a runoff in the Democratic lieutenant governor race. The Aug. 9 runoff primary determines the nominee to face Republican Maurice Britt in November. James Pilkinton placed strong third. Bennett and Bryant led in attorney general and secretary of state contests.
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Little Rock
Claude Carpenter
Joe Basore
Cherokee Village
Maurice Footsie Britt
Bruce Bennett
Joe Purcell
Benton
Kenneth Coffelt
Kelly Bryant
Ernie Gaskin
Bennett
Jerry Thomason
Arkadelphia
Bryant
Carpenter
Orval Faubus
State Commerce Commission
Basore
James H. Pilkinson
Hope
Pilkinton
Julian James
Jones
Election table shows Little Rock sub results in governor race
With 2313 of 2697 precincts reporting in Little Rock sub results for the governor race list John son 99 239 Holt 75 685 Hays 51 786 Alford 44 101 Boyce 40 857 Rebsamen 27 549 Sul eer 14 487.
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Little Rock
Johnson
Holt
Hays
Alford
Boyce
Rebsamen
Suleer
Sec'y
Atty. Supreme Supreme
Supreme Court
STATE
General Court Court
Senate
Page & NO
Sceph.s.h
Saratoga
Show
Spgs
Columbus
Cross Heads
Rocky Mound
Hope
Guernsey
al DeAnn
Saka Jones
Ozan
Washington
Patmos
Eric's Store
Hope Box
Sardis
Bingen
Ak Hope Box
Ak McCaskill
Hulton Ll
Spring Hill
Runoff Push In Arkansas Gubernatorial Race Ahead
Segregationist Jim Johnson led Arkansas gubernatorial returns and appeared set for a runoff with Frank Holt, both former state Supreme Court justices. Holt denied Faubus ties yet welcomed administration support as ballot counting continued after Johnson built a 14,000-vote edge in urban Pulaski County. Winthrop Rockefeller won the GOP primary. runoff slated Aug. 9.
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Little Rock Ark
Jim Johnson
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Johnson
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Frank Holt
Faubus Administration
Holt
Supreme Court
Winthrop Rockefeller
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Pulaski
Bill Holden
Nairobi
Jomo Kenyatta
Strech
Byers Odom
M. E
Denman
Alford Baye Hays
By John R. Starr
Hempstead Co
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